Abdeslam arrest a ‘major blow’ to IS in Europe: French minister
19 March 2016 |
3:18 pm
The arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the last major suspect wanted in connection with the November Paris attacks, has dealt a "major blow" to the Islamic State group in Europe, French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said Saturday.
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Europe allowed ISIL, Alqueada to hv bases inside Europe…Due to stupid liberal ideologies. ..
Let these mslms try tht nonsense in d USA …It cannot happen again like it was in 911..
Trump will mke it he ll for these mslm pigs here in d USA n all others outside d USA.. Europe is an un official extension of d middle east now,wit all European leaders bowing n begging their new Sultan,Turkey Erdogan. ..
Europe use to tell Turkey wht it wants it to do,till now,d table has turned against Europe..Such cannot happen here in d USA..We will reject d liberals n their Hillary Clinton. ..Death to d devlish ideology cult called Islm n he ll for d pedophile prophet Mhmmed. ..
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