ISIS Attack in Texas? Watchdog Warns About Activity Near El Paso, Texas Border

U.S. confirms Islamic State planning infiltration of southern border

www.washingtontimes.com...

a reply to: Sremmos80
In support of quirkygirl post and link.
I read this today, did any one else?

U.S. Pushes Back Against Warnings That ISIS Plans to Enter From Mexico

WASHINGTON — Militants for the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria have traveled to Mexico and are just miles from the United States. They plan to cross over the porous border and will “imminently” launch car bomb attacks. And the threat is so real that federal law enforcement officers have been placed at a heightened state of alert, and an American military base near the border has increased its security.

As the Obama administration and the American public have focused their attention on ISIS in recent weeks, conservative groups and leading Republicans have issued stark warnings like those that ISIS and other extremists from Syria are planning to enter the country illegally from Mexico. But the Homeland Security Department, the F.B.I. and lawmakers who represent areas near the border say there is no truth to the warnings.

“Wake up, America,” Mr. Duncan said before storming out of the hearing. “With a porous southern border, we have no idea who’s in our country.”

“President Obama or his administration should acknowledge this dire threat on the border, whatever its political ramifications are for the debate on immigration,” Mr. Fitton said.

Mr. Fitton said that the idea of ISIS coming across the border “goes against the narrative that the border is secure” and that Americans “don’t need to worry about illegal immigration.”

On Fox News on Monday, a county sheriff in Texas said he had received reports that Qurans and Muslim clothing had been found on smuggling routes. He said that was evidence that Muslims had been smuggled into the United States.

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Al Qaeda & ISIS are just Western props, yes they may be a real threat with real radical Sunni troops but it's all staged, as a convenient excuse for the US to do what they please.

So, has any information come out about whether or not ISIS actually has a base south of the border near El Paso?

originally posted by: Iamthatbish
I'm struggling to see the big picture. If no one buys from the cartel, they fall too

I think we are seeing 'resource wars'. Corporate vs Corporate. It just so happens that some of the corporations are 'state sanctioned' and have an 'official seal of approval' and some are more officially labeled as 'criminal'. When it is only the pawns who suffer, as is usually the case, then it doesn't matter really what side they are on, too, now does it? The big boys play chess and use people as tokens..