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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.

Born in Beaumont, TX. Mother's name is Herma Regina Everett or Herma Young. Her marital name was Herma Jabbar. Apparently she divorced and per social media is a church going Christian native to Texas. Shes a black woman. Perhaps his father was a convert to Islam, hence the surname Jabbar.

His ex wives are both Af American as well. He served in the US military. All evidence points to him being black American.

He picked a residence a block away from a mosque.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.

Born in Beaumont, TX. Mother's name is Herma Regina Everett or Herma Young. Her marital name was Herma Jabbar. Apparently she divorced and per social media is a church going Christian native to Texas. Shes a black woman. Perhaps his father was a convert to Islam, hence the surname Jabbar.

His ex wives are both Af American as well. He served in the US military. All evidence points to him being black American.

? How do you know Herma is black?

Why don't you look at his picture and tell us what you think he might be.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember this statement by Biden last year?

Knock this crap off. There is nothing any president can do to stop someone from renting a truck and driving into a crowd of people. Trump couldn't have stopped him and Biden couldn't have stopped him. This is not productive to do this style of finger pointing. We need to understand what we as a nation are doing wrong where our own citizens turn on us like this, and until we figure that out it won't matter what party is in office.

1000 times no. It is absolutely productive to question to which threats our intelligence agencies like the FBI are devoting its resources and energy - political talking points or actual threats?

Far right and white supremacist groups are the biggest domestic terrorism threat. Not sure why you think this negates all of that.

The person who called it the biggest terror attack since 9/11 is an idiot.

Imagine being the person who says “white supremacists” are the most dangerous terrorism threat as 15 families are waiting to get their relatives out of the morgue to bury them after they were massacred by an Islamic radical.

Imagine how stupid you would look if you said that.



Wow.

He didn’t say the only threat. You have no idea, I have no idea. There could be many credible threats out there the general public knows nothing about. And we have no idea how many have been possibly thwarted.

He said the biggest. Demonstrably false over his term.

He said this three years ago, not today. And do you have total numbers for his term that you’d like to share? Because just two incidents of white supremacists gunning people down in 2022 - in Buffalo and Colorado Springs - killed more people than were killed in New Orleans.

The Colorado Springs targeted gays not people of color. Even if you count it, the death numbers are the same at 15.

The Colorado Springs shooter was a right winger. Again, do have more recent numbers than this? Because this was what Biden was referring to at his speech in 2021.

“White supremacists were responsible for
the highest number of terror incidents in four of the six years between 2017 and 2022. Overall, 30 (or 45%) of the 67 terror incidents during this period came from white supremacist perpetrators, compared to only 18 (27%) for anti-government extremists. In comparison, of 150 right-wing terror incidents tracked by the COE from 1993 to 2016, white supremacists and anti-government extremists were responsible for virtually the same number of acts (62 and 63, respectively). In other words, for most of the past 30 years, white supremacists and anti-government extremists represented roughly equivalent terror threats, but in recent years, white supremacists have noticeably surpassed anti-government extremists to become the most serious far right terrorist threat in the United States.

When one looks at the number of deaths caused by right-wing terrorist incidents rather than the number of incidents themselves, the danger of white supremacist violence becomes even more apparent. From 2017 to 2022, right-wing terror attacks killed 58 people in the United States (and wounded dozens more). Of the 58 dead, all but five (91%) were killed in white supremacist attacks.

Moreover, of the 53 people killed by white supremacists, all but three (94%) were killed in white supremacist shooting sprees specifically designed to cause mass casualties. Four incidents alone, each of which shocked the nation, killed 49 people: the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh in 2018 (11), the 2019 El Paso Walmart shooting targeting people of Mexican descent (23), the 2022 Buffalo supermarket shooting targeting Black people (10) and the shooting attack on the LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado Springs that same year (5). The presence or absence of mass shootings was the main determinant in right-wing terror casualties for all years from 2017 to 2022.”
https://www.adl.org/resources/report/right-wing-extremist-terrorism-united-states

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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.

Born in Beaumont, TX. Mother's name is Herma Regina Everett or Herma Young. Her marital name was Herma Jabbar. Apparently she divorced and per social media is a church going Christian native to Texas. Shes a black woman. Perhaps his father was a convert to Islam, hence the surname Jabbar.

His ex wives are both Af American as well. He served in the US military. All evidence points to him being black American.

? How do you know Herma is black?

Social media. The perpetrator was once a Houston area IT specialist who worked for Deloitte and realtor and he has his own social media still up. His family are seen on his social pages.

He seemed to be a normal guy. I dont know what happened. I would like to know how he ended up going from successful realtor to living in a trailer park. From what family says, the isolation and radicalization seemed to be fairly recent. He posted a bunch of Facebook videos the night before the mass attack declaring allegiance to ISIS and saying he wanted to kill his family first but decided to kill strangers instead. How was any of this not reported by police?

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Anonymous wrote:Remember this statement by Biden last year?

Knock this crap off. There is nothing any president can do to stop someone from renting a truck and driving into a crowd of people. Trump couldn't have stopped him and Biden couldn't have stopped him. This is not productive to do this style of finger pointing. We need to understand what we as a nation are doing wrong where our own citizens turn on us like this, and until we figure that out it won't matter what party is in office.

1000 times no. It is absolutely productive to question to which threats our intelligence agencies like the FBI are devoting its resources and energy - political talking points or actual threats?

Far right and white supremacist groups are the biggest domestic terrorism threat. Not sure why you think this negates all of that.

The person who called it the biggest terror attack since 9/11 is an idiot.

Imagine being the person who says “white supremacists” are the most dangerous terrorism threat as 15 families are waiting to get their relatives out of the morgue to bury them after they were massacred by an Islamic radical.

Imagine how stupid you would look if you said that.



Wow.

And imagine the families of all the children gunned down in their schools, but yet Republicans continue to look the other way.

We believe in school security and (unlike Biden) the death penalty for child killers.

Yes that Texas school shooter situation strongly supports your statement. Are those brave conservatives Texas law enforcement officers still milling around the parking lots? Those kids were on the phone begging for their lives while you were arrested mothers running in to the building to try and save their kids. Then you all stood up and lied your a$$ off. Know you are proud of all those elected officials because you voted them back in office.

You believe in nothing.

Where are you getting all this nonsense? You sound unhinged.

Anonymous wrote:Here’s a link to the Airbnb. This is very fishy.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp-video/mmvo228294213818

Agree

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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.

Born in Beaumont, TX. Mother's name is Herma Regina Everett or Herma Young. Her marital name was Herma Jabbar. Apparently she divorced and per social media is a church going Christian native to Texas. Shes a black woman. Perhaps his father was a convert to Islam, hence the surname Jabbar.

His ex wives are both Af American as well. He served in the US military. All evidence points to him being black American.

? How do you know Herma is black?

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Most of this stuff happens in deep blue areas. These areas are vulnerable to Islamic attacks.

Louisiana is a red state.

Here’s a link to the Airbnb. This is very fishy.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp-video/mmvo228294213818

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Anonymous wrote:Remember this statement by Biden last year?

Knock this crap off. There is nothing any president can do to stop someone from renting a truck and driving into a crowd of people. Trump couldn't have stopped him and Biden couldn't have stopped him. This is not productive to do this style of finger pointing. We need to understand what we as a nation are doing wrong where our own citizens turn on us like this, and until we figure that out it won't matter what party is in office.

1000 times no. It is absolutely productive to question to which threats our intelligence agencies like the FBI are devoting its resources and energy - political talking points or actual threats?

Far right and white supremacist groups are the biggest domestic terrorism threat. Not sure why you think this negates all of that.

The person who called it the biggest terror attack since 9/11 is an idiot.

Imagine being the person who says “white supremacists” are the most dangerous terrorism threat as 15 families are waiting to get their relatives out of the morgue to bury them after they were massacred by an Islamic radical.

Imagine how stupid you would look if you said that.



Wow.

He didn’t say the only threat. You have no idea, I have no idea. There could be many credible threats out there the general public knows nothing about. And we have no idea how many have been possibly thwarted.

He said the biggest. Demonstrably false over his term.

He said this three years ago, not today. And do you have total numbers for his term that you’d like to share? Because just two incidents of white supremacists gunning people down in 2022 - in Buffalo and Colorado Springs - killed more people than were killed in New Orleans.

The Colorado Springs targeted gays not people of color. Even if you count it, the death numbers are the same at 15.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.

Born in Beaumont, TX. Mother's name is Herma Regina Everett or Herma Young. Her marital name was Herma Jabbar. Apparently she divorced and per social media is a church going Christian native to Texas. Shes a black woman. Perhaps his father was a convert to Islam, hence the surname Jabbar.

His ex wives are both Af American as well. He served in the US military. All evidence points to him being black American.

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Anonymous wrote:who torched the Airbnb yesterday if this guy was dead?

Do you have a link about the Airbnb? I’m not seeing anything about it.

It was reported yesterday but looks like articles were taken down. They are dissolving the footprint.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember this statement by Biden last year?

Knock this crap off. There is nothing any president can do to stop someone from renting a truck and driving into a crowd of people. Trump couldn't have stopped him and Biden couldn't have stopped him. This is not productive to do this style of finger pointing. We need to understand what we as a nation are doing wrong where our own citizens turn on us like this, and until we figure that out it won't matter what party is in office.

1000 times no. It is absolutely productive to question to which threats our intelligence agencies like the FBI are devoting its resources and energy - political talking points or actual threats?

Far right and white supremacist groups are the biggest domestic terrorism threat. Not sure why you think this negates all of that.

The person who called it the biggest terror attack since 9/11 is an idiot.

Imagine being the person who says “white supremacists” are the most dangerous terrorism threat as 15 families are waiting to get their relatives out of the morgue to bury them after they were massacred by an Islamic radical.

Imagine how stupid you would look if you said that.



Wow.

And imagine the families of all the children gunned down in their schools, but yet Republicans continue to look the other way.

We believe in school security and (unlike Biden) the death penalty for child killers.

Yes that Texas school shooter situation strongly supports your statement. Are those brave conservatives Texas law enforcement officers still milling around the parking lots? Those kids were on the phone begging for their lives while you were arrested mothers running in to the building to try and save their kids. Then you all stood up and lied your a$$ off. Know you are proud of all those elected officials because you voted them back in office.

You believe in nothing.

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Anonymous wrote:Remember this statement by Biden last year?

Knock this crap off. There is nothing any president can do to stop someone from renting a truck and driving into a crowd of people. Trump couldn't have stopped him and Biden couldn't have stopped him. This is not productive to do this style of finger pointing. We need to understand what we as a nation are doing wrong where our own citizens turn on us like this, and until we figure that out it won't matter what party is in office.

1000 times no. It is absolutely productive to question to which threats our intelligence agencies like the FBI are devoting its resources and energy - political talking points or actual threats?

Far right and white supremacist groups are the biggest domestic terrorism threat. Not sure why you think this negates all of that.

The person who called it the biggest terror attack since 9/11 is an idiot.

Imagine being the person who says “white supremacists” are the most dangerous terrorism threat as 15 families are waiting to get their relatives out of the morgue to bury them after they were massacred by an Islamic radical.

Imagine how stupid you would look if you said that.



Wow.

He didn’t say the only threat. You have no idea, I have no idea. There could be many credible threats out there the general public knows nothing about. And we have no idea how many have been possibly thwarted.

He said the biggest. Demonstrably false over his term.

He said this three years ago, not today. And do you have total numbers for his term that you’d like to share? Because just two incidents of white supremacists gunning people down in 2022 - in Buffalo and Colorado Springs - killed more people than were killed in New Orleans.

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Anonymous wrote:CNN right now discussing how both terrorists were former military. They are focusing on the profile of being disassociated from society as a key factor.

I think we have a former military turned radical problem. According to this article, they are radicalizing at a faster rate than the general population.

https://apnews.com/article/military-extremism-pentagon-veterans-terrorism-capitol-riot-jan-6-0c1fdd7b6b761e9c9e8556a9b9e45dc9

I sadly believe this...I know some former marines that are MAGA and with every passing year seem to become more and more extreme in their thoughts and beliefs. It's unsettling.

Wake up. This killer was ISIS not MAGA. Your attempts to politicize a terrorist attack are frankly disgusting.

Just because he has a "funny" name doesn't make him ISIS.

Bottom line, whether one is being radicalized in ISIS or MAGA, it is a problem for everyone else.

Of course name doesn’t make him ISIS, but if you read the news you would know he had a video message pledging allegiance to ISIS so indeed he was affiliated.

I doubt a black man from Texas was affiliated with ISIS besides in his own mind. He likely aligned himself with ISIS on his own accord. ISIS has bigger fish to fry these days, like running the new government of Syria under their new name, HTS

He has a Muslim name. A lot of black people are Muslim

Still waiting for any evidence that this man is African American.