in 2016 which claimed the lives of 32 people in separate suicide bomber attacks.

One of the perpetrators of the Bataclan attack in Paris, Salah Abdeslam, was able to hide out in Molenbeek for months before he was finally found by Belgian authorities and arrested in March of 2016.

Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam has written extensively on Molenbeek, which is considered a no-go zone, in his new book No-Go Zones: How Sharia Law Is Coming to a Neighborhood Near You.

Kassam has been praised for his work which covers areas in Europe and North America by several prominent politicians critical of radical Islam including Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders who said, “Raheem Kassam’s book about the proliferation of no gone zones in our Western countries is a wake-up call.AUBURN HILLS – The Pistons are 97.4 percent certain to pick 12th or 13th in the June 22 draft and the names of the players likely in play for that pick are already well known by the most avid percentage of hoop heads.

But there’s always a mystery man. Well, not always. But most drafts produce one “where’d THAT guy come from?” moment. In 2011, the mystery man was Bismack Biyombo. Giannis Antetokuonmpo was that guy in 2013. Perhaps the all-time example – at least in the internet age – was Bruno Caboclo, drafted by Toronto in 2014. That one left mouths agape even in plenty of NBA front offices.

ESPN draft analyst Fran Fraschilla, whose specialty is knowledge of the international field, had at least heard of him, which