Terror Hits Greece, Germany, Iraq as US Votes; Bombs Kill 62

A wave of terror hit Tuesday in Iraq, Greece, and Germany, where officials discovered a parcel bomb at Chancellor Angela Merkel’s office as Americans went to the polls. At least 62 people died in a series of 10 bomb blasts at coffee shops and other public places in Iraq, two days after Al-Qaeda terrorists massacred 58 Christians in a Baghdad church.
 In Baghdad, Patriarch Emanuel Ill Delly said “the devil’s hand" had struck the victims. He added, "We are not afraid of death and threats. We are the sons of this country and we will stay with our Muslim brothers in Iraq, hand-in-hand to glorify the name of Iraq," according to the French news agency AFP.
Tuesday’s attack involved at least 10 car bombs and four roadside bombs Tuesday evening, and killed more than 60 people and wounding more than 100 others.
In Germany, police found a bomb in a package at Chancellor Merkel’s office.
In Greece, a mail bomb addressed to the Mexican embassy exploded en route, wounding one worker. One bomb exploded outside the Swiss embassy, and others were detonated at the Russian, Chilean and Bulgarian embassies in Athens.  
Coming to America if we do not stop the Islamization of our country.