- San Bernardino Terrorists Used “Al-Qaeda” Technology in Remote Controlled Bombs
- San Bernardino Killers Were Wearing GoPro Cameras During Massacre
- Muslim Newlyweds Slaughter Co-Workers Who Threw Them a Baby Shower
- EXCLUSIVE: San Bernardino Female Shooter Should NEVER Have Been Granted Visa
- San Bernardino Killer Couple DESTROYED ALL DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS One Day Before Terror Attack!
- CNN: SAN BERNADINO SHOOTER IN CONTACT WITH SUSPECTED ISLAMIC TERRORISTS
- CNN=> FBI Expert Takes Jab at Obama: One Thing was Clear… This Was Not “Climate Change”
- San Bernardino Shooting Suspect Town Is Site for Planned Syrian Refugee Settlement
- More Than 1,600 Bullets, Pipe Bombs and Failed Remote-Control Detonator — New Grim Details on San Bernardino Massacre
- San Bernardino Victim: She Fled Radical Islam in Iran – Was Murdered By Islamists in California
- Muslim who attacked Christmas party had terror links; wife was “vetted” by DHS
- San Bernardino jihad murderer passed FBI and DHS background checks
- SB shooter in touch with people being investigated for jihad terror
- Co-worker: “Farook…grew out his beard several months ago…”
- President Obama Asserted America Was Safe from Islamic State Right Before California Attack
- San Bernardino Suspect on K-1 “Fiancée” Visa
- Amid San Bernardino Attack, Democratic Congressmen to Visit D.C. Terror Mosque
And this report talks about how political correctness kills… weeks earlier a person who works near the shooters home saw a bunch of Middle-Eastern men at Sayed’s home, via The Blaze:
A man who reportedly worked near the home of one of the San Bernardino mass shooting suspects said he grew suspicious when he noticed half a dozen Middle Eastern men hanging around the area.
[….]
“We sat around lunch thinking, ‘What [were] they doing around the neighborhood?’ We’d see them leave where they’re raiding the apartment,” he said.
However, the man reportedly declined to report what he felt was suspicious behavior because he didn’t want to be accused of racial profiling.
Yes, the ideology of the left kills. So, this is a good reminder… you see half-a-dozen Jews, Hindus, Sikhs, or Christians congregating at a home… don’t call. You see that amount of Middle-Eastern men… call.
It is probably an innocent event… but it may help save lives. If people had shed the progressive leftist scales in the United Kingdom, untold children’s lives would be better.
Here is some audio from Ben Shapiro filling in for Dennis Prager speaking about the latest news from the terror attack:
“It appears that Farook was radicalized, which contributed to his motive, though other things — like workplace grievances — may have also played a role, other law enforcement sources said.”
If Syed Farook appeared and said, “I did this because of the Qur’an and Sunnah,” authorities would still be searching for a motive….
- San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook was in touch over the phone and via social media with more than one international terrorism subject who the FBI were already investigating, law enforcement officials said.
One of the suspects in Wednesday’s mass shooting in California was identified as a young father who worked for the county agency that had been holding a holiday party when the carnage unfolded.
Syed Farook, believed to be 30, was linked to the horrific slaughter that left 14 dead at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, a law enforcement official told The Associated Press.
Farook’s father was shocked to learn of his son’s possible involvement in the attack.
“I haven’t heard anything,” the elder Syed Farook told the Daily News. “He was very religious. He would go to work, come back, go to pray, come back. He’s Muslim.”…
See more at:
- The Daily Beast
- Jihad Watch (and here from earlier in the day)
- Creeping Sharia
- Washington Times
We know who the female was that joined Syed in his killing spree… and do you think she had a Scandinavian sounding name? Nope. Tashfeen Malik, his wife. Yep, she was most likely a “devout” Muslim as well. And this is the rub… you will have to second guess even those you do not see as fanatical, but only devout:
…Co-workers told The Times they were shocked when they heard Farook, who they described as “devout,” was linked to Wednesday morning’s massacre. Two health department workers who took cover in a bathroom when the shooting occurred told the newspaper Farook was quiet and polite and didn’t seem to have any grudges.
Other colleagues said Farook was a devout Muslim who spent most of his time in the field.
“He never struck me as a fanatic, he never struck me as suspicious,” Griselda Reisinger, who worked with Farook until May, told the Times. “I would say hi and bye, but we never engaged him in conversation. He didn’t say much at all.”
Reisinger added that Farook had attended the department’s holiday party last year, which was held in the same conference room where Wednesday’s shooting occurred. Baccari later said he had been sitting with Farook at the same table during the office party Wednesday morning, but his co-worker suddenly disappeared, leaving his coat on his chair…
(Fox News)
That is because these people do not know the high percentage of those in the Islamic faith support violence in reaction to life’s problems. Gateway Pundit noted the radical nature of a large percentage of Muslims:
Pew Polling found that a large percentage of Muslim youths in the West support suicide bombing.
The higher levels of support for suicide bombing seen among young American Muslims resembles patterns found among Muslims in Europe, where Muslims also constitute a minority population. In Great Britain, France and Germany, Muslims under the age of 30 are consistently the least likely to say that suicide bombing is never justified.
In other words, the share who think suicide bombing against civilians can ever be justified, even if rarely, is higher among those younger than 30 compared with those who are older. About a quarter (26%) of younger U.S. Muslims say suicide bombing can at least rarely be justified, 17 percentage points higher than the proportion of Muslims ages 30 and older (9%) who share that view. The age gap is about as wide in Great Britain (18 percentage points) but somewhat narrower in Germany (12 points), France (11 points) and Spain (7 points).
