Sarah Palin News: Daughter Bristol's Ex Speaks Up After Pregnancy Announcement, Dakota Meyer Breaks Social Media Silence

Days following the announcement of Bristol Palin regarding her second pregnancy, her former fiancé, Dakota Meyer, has finally broken his silence via social media. While the Marine provided a lengthy comment on the terrorist attacks plaguing the world today, no word was uttered in connection with his rumored paternity of Baby No. 2, according to Us Magazine.

In his official Facebook page, Meyer addressed the alarming situation that places the entire world in danger due to the incessant attacks brought about by the terror group calling themselves "ISIS/ISIL." He wrote, "Within the past 24 hours there have been three terrorist style attacks across the world. There has been an incident at a US company owned gas factory in Lyon, France Leaving one dead and two injured." Meyer lamented, "Another incident in Tunisia with 28 people lost in an assault on a west tourist, mostly British. And finally, a blast at a Shiite mosque in Kuwait."

"All ISIS/ISIL attacks and all overshadowed by the dog and pony show being put on here domestically by some politicians and mass media," Meyer said, reflecting on the manner by which the US government is handling the situation. He added, "The news that feeds the "inquiring mind want to know" is inconsequential compared to that which is truly relevant but lost on the back page. I urge you to go beyond what is spoon fed to you and see what is truly going on out there."

The post, which has now gained thousands of reposts, likes and comments on Facebook, was accompanied by a photo a Meyer himself. In the picture, Sarah's ex-beau is seen reading a book on a couch. He also appears to be smoking a pipe, presumably to exude the aura of a relaxed and unperturbed gentleman. At the bottom of the picture, the words "Still waiting" are written, possibly referring to his the challenge he earlier issued against the said terrorists, according to Daily Mail.

In an earlier report, Meyer stated that he feels no fear should a member of the terror group ISIS/ISIL show up in his doorstep. To further bolster this claim, the Medal of Honor recipient even posted his stance on social media and even went on to call the terrorists "cowards."

"Let me say what a lot of us are thinking," Meyer said in a Scout report in December following the warning of the terror group against his bold statements. He added, "If ISIS is using social media to track me, that's a dream come true in my book."