Posted on 11/05/2018 12:05:31 AM PST by ZeroToHero
A refugee living in the United States from Iraq has been arrested and charged with making two bombs in Las Vegas, Nevada and allegedly teaching undercover FBI investigators how to make and detonate the explosive devices. Ahmad Suhad Ahmad, a 30-year-old Iraqi refugee living in Tuscon, Arizona was busted by the FBI after the agency spent nearly two years operating an undercover sting where they say Ahmad built bombs and taught undercover agents how to do the same.
According to the FBI, the Iraqi refugee built two bombs in a Las Vegas condo. Both of those bombs, investigators say, were meant for a terrorist attack in Mexico that Ahmad was planning.
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“...were meant for a terrorist attack in Mexico that Ahmad was planning.”
??? I wonder if the initial FBI release said “...attack in Denver...”, but they figured that might create too much fear or panic or muslimphobia?
“Oh in Mexico?” Shrug.
A two year undercover sting operation?
Translation...
It took the FBI 23 months to cajole or coerce him into building the bomb.
Is that person one of those beautiful doctors or engineers that are coming here?
Mechanical engineers make weapons systems.
Civil engineers make targets...
1. Did the FBI supply him with the materials for the bombs?
2. Why is this guy in the USA anyway? Did the CIA let him in?
“Diversity is our strength.”
“refugee”
Domestic “refugee” terrorists are America’s “strength. Every time they kill a bunch of Americans, that city gets to wear a rubber band bracelet showing how “strong” they are.
And post “I stand with the victims” gobbltygook on Facebook. Related images must include a rainbow logo.
Yeah, keep them borders open so that the bleeding heart liberals can catch a feel good moment.
And the politicians that bring these animals here are surrounded with secret service for the rest of their lives.
Let the plebs take the bullets, I’m not. Thats the attitude.
Nothing to see here. Merely a moozlum being a koran-following moozlum.
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