FBI Still Can't Figure Out Motive of "Allah" Muslim Stabber with ISIS Flag

We shouldn't read too much into this.

Last year, Mohammed stabbed a bunch of people at the University of California. The official explanation was that he was upset at being kicked out of a study group. He had a manifesto, but it wasn't going to be released. And he mentioned "Allah", but it was in no way relevant.

The man who went on a stabbing rampage Wednesday at the University of California, Merced, praised Allah in a two-page manifesto recovered from his body, the Merced County Sheriff said Thursday.
Sheriff Verne Warnke said the document was recovered from his pocket by the coroner as an autopsy was being performed on the body of Faisal Mohammad. The 18-year-old student stabbed four on the university campus before authorities shot and killed him, police said.
The document also included several references to Allah, the sheriff said. Warnke, however, stressed that there was “still nothing to indicate” Mohammad’s Muslim religion had anything to do with his motive. He compared the references made to Allah to a Christian making references to Jesus before carrying out a life-changing decision

Like stabbing a bunch of people at the University of California. The Chancellor blamed the culture of violence in America.

“It’s concerning that we do seem to have a culture of violence in the United States and it sometimes catches up with our young people,” school Chancellor Dorothy Leland said at a Wednesday news conference.

It's terrible how our culture tells men named Mohammed to stab people for Allah in a life-changing way. We really need to do something about the Allah-stabbing part of our culture.

Authorities revealed little else, and investigators are still trying to determine a motive, he said.

But now, it awkwardly turns out that Mohammed was surprisingly a terrorist.

Federal investigators scoured Mohammad’s digital history and found that he appeared to have taken inspiration from terrorist sites and propaganda, the FBI said in a statement.
On Mohammad’s laptop, authorities said they found proof that he had visited websites related to the Islamic State, a militant group also known as ISIS and ISIL, and other extremist sites. They also found pro-Islamic State materials on his computer.
When the stabbings at Merced occurred, Mohammad had a backpack with what the FBI called “a two-page, hand-written plan detailing his intentions to include taking hostages and killing students and police officers.” The bag also contained zip ties, a knife and a photocopy of an Islamic State flag.

But let's not jump to any conclusions here. That would be Isisphobic. We may never know why he did it.

But sadly we'll never know why he did it. I suspect Global Warming. Or joblessness.

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