With the entire news cycle focused on Syria this week, between the chemical weapons attack and President Trump’s response by way of missile strike, our readers may have missed some global news stories. Liberty Nation is here to deliver what fell through the cracks.
Stockholm was the site of the latest low-tech terrorist attack, with police discovering that the perpetrator had expressed support for ISIS on social media.
President Donald Trump recently issued air strikes against the Syrian military air base al-Shayrat, in response to the news about what appears to be an attack on the Syrian population with chemical weapons. The reactions around the world have been mixed, and interesting.
Many have wondered if the president means to stand by his “America First” platform or if he simply saw opportune moments to attack a political foe during the campaign and seized them. The fifty-nine Tomahawk missiles that destroyed the Shayrat air base on April 6 should remove any vestige of doubt.
Fifty-nine Tomahawk Cruise Missiles fired from two naval ships struck the airfield believed to be the origin of the heinous chemical weapons attack perpetrated earlier this week. Our readers may be wondering, “What exactly is the Tomahawk?” Liberty Nation is here to help.
It is the duty of U.S. President Donald Trump to ensure that America emerges from the morass with insignificant damage – and as few casualties – as possible. And there is a way to do this, but it would take much courage.
Buried deep within the bowels of the 24/7 news cycle and all the hoopla and horse race is the startling newsflash that illegal immigration has precipitously dropped in these United States.
The picturesque city of Guelph, Ontario is the new premier destination for Syrian refugees. Why? Because one millionaire has taken on the responsibility of sponsoring them himself.
The explosion is believed to have been caused by a bomb hidden in a briefcase filled with shrapnel. One witness claimed that a man planted a briefcase and then changed carriages, and officials confirmed that a similar device had been found and deactivated at another station.