Drudge Report News: ‘Ebola-infected ISIS terrorist’ Could Get into the US Via Canada?

By Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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September 8, 2014Updated: July 18, 2015

The Drudge Report’s for Monday was an article about conservative filmmaker James O’Keefe sneaking across the Canada-US border dressed as an “Ebola-infected ISIS terrorist.”

O’Keefe claims that an Ebola-infected ISIS operative could use a motorboat to cross Lake Erie to reach Cleveland, Ohio, from Canada.

“On the eve of the 9/11 anniversary our man, dressed as an ISIS terrorist was able to cross Lake Eris, walk off a boat into Cleveland, Ohio – and into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,” he said, reported the Daily Mail.

“At no point did anyone even question [him] or ask him what he was carrying in his suspicious brown duffel bag.”

The man in the video was dressed in black and used a British accent. “The British government says American journalist James Foley’s ISIS assassin was an Englishman,” O’Keefe added. “British intelligence believes more than 500 British citizens have joined ISIS. Brits can enter Canada without a visa; it’s virtually an open door.”

O’Keefe a few weeks ago posted a video of how an alleged terrorist could wade across the Rio Grande on the Mexico-US border. “We went to Texas and saw little border security,” he told the Daily Mail on Monday, adding “Now we’ve discovered there’s even less border security on the Canadian border.”

His video comes as the White House is reportedly planning a several-year-long campaign against ISIS, or the Islamic State.

Citing unnamed US officials, The New York Times reported Sunday that the Pentagon is drawing up a three-phase plan that will probably last at least three years.

The first phase entails airstrikes, the second phase involves training opposition forces like the Kurdish Peshmerga fighters and the Iraqi army, and the third would require airstrikes on ISIS targets inside of Syria.

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