Terrorists love porn

There's no shortage of hypocrisy (Warning: the link is semi-not-really-but-sort-of explicit) among radical Islamists, but here's another angle: [H]ow does a pious Islamic extremist and potential terrorist pass the time? He watches hardcore porn. Investigators found that at least one of two Islamic extremist[s] planning an attack on the US from Canada was in possession ...

There's no shortage of hypocrisy (Warning: the link is semi-not-really-but-sort-of explicit) among radical Islamists, but here's another angle:

There's no shortage of hypocrisy (Warning: the link is semi-not-really-but-sort-of explicit) among radical Islamists, but here's another angle:

[H]ow does a pious Islamic extremist and potential terrorist pass the time? He watches hardcore porn. Investigators found that at least one of two Islamic extremist[s] planning an attack on the US from Canada was in possession of hardcore pornography."

[Hat tip: Oxblog.]

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