Posted on 09/09/2014 6:14:16 AM PDT by Kaslin
Europe Published September 09, 2014 FoxNews.com 127 Never autoplay videos
Efforts by U.S. intelligence officials to track American and European-born fighters who travel to the Middle East to join Islamic extremist groups like ISIS have been complicated by different approaches to sharing information and homeland security from their European counterparts, according to a published report.
The Wall Street Journal reports that U.S. officials are struggling to ascertain the movements of suspected extremists once they enter certain European countries. The gaps are occurring despite the fact that the U.S. and several European security services have developed close intelligence links, with intelligence from both sides of the Atlantic buttressing terror watch lists kept by U.S. officials, such as the no-fly list.
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May Congress Stand Up for America, Americans and our Allies. obama has no good intentions. Take obama out of the loop Congress. Stand with America, Americans and our Allies Congress. Pentagon, beg same.
It’s actually because we are much more lax than Europe. They won’t let these sweet little jihadis back into their countries if they have gone off to fight for ISIS or even if they support it in any way, whereas Obama says we have to let them back in because it’s only fair.
Also, I don’t think the Europeans trust the security of our intelligence system under Obama.
Agree. One thought ... has become clear for whom to trust and whom not to trust. Europe knows and has awaken.
So the “liberals” are confused again? They work tireslessly to undermine our security agencies and arm our enemies and “SHOCK” now the enemies they arm turned against them and they wan’t those agencies to protect them!
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