TERRORISTS - LIKE CORONAVIRUS - ARE OUT OF CONTROL

We can try to tame coronavirus by building our immunity, but terrorists keep popping up all over - this week in Afghanistan, Spain, Italy and California. The ink was barely dry on a peace treaty in coronavirus-torn Afghanistan when three terrorist attacks on the same day shook hope of its success. Though the Taliban denied responsibility, they haven’t condemned these lethal attacks on a maternity hospital, funeral and market. In Spain another terrorist was captured. Unlike Abdel Bary who used the coronavirus lockdown to hide out behind a mask, this terrorist, a Moroccan ISIS follower, came to police attention by repeatedly breaking lockdown rules to scout locations for a terror attack. In Italy, a nurse on her way home from her job treating coronavirus patients, was raped by an illegal migrant from Senegal. And lastly, Tahawwur Rana, incarcerated in a California federal prison for his role in supporting the terror group that carried out the Mumbai attack, is asking for compassionate release because he’s positive for Covid-19.