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The madrassas all over the country are springing up like blades of grass. One of the things that just sent me into spasms and got me involved in the jihadi hunt here in the USA was the fact that they were buying up many of our historical landmarks, mostly Revolutionary and Civil War FORTS and Battlefields with hundreds of acres and woods surrounding them. They own Manassas, less than an hour from DC and other important places.
Been tracking them ever since. I don’t think people are aware of how many there are and how widespread they are. Coast to coast and North to South.
Hardly anyone is aware of the terrorist handbook/manual and they should be. Forest fires and other fires are part of their tactics.
There was a HUGE warehouse fire in South Carolina near where they got the two Jihadis with the pipebombs in their trunk, that started almost instantly and burned so hot, the heat traveled for three miles and melted and bent nearby railroad tracks.
Law Enforcement kept it a local story, but that fire was arson and had to have used an industrial strength accelerant usually only used by the military to burn as fast and as hot as it did.
Then I found out that a military warehouse near Houston had been robbed and that this accelerant, which comes on what looks like huge sheets of paper, had been stolen, never to be found. 1500 of them.
After that, there was a rash of these same kinds of fires. Very sudden, no apparent reason, burning too hot for Fire Departments to handle, so they had to let them burn. Each fire stayed local. Never made the national press...except the refinery fires. Three refinery fires in two weeks.
Then there were FOUR forest fires burning simultaneously Northeast, Southeast, North, and Southwest.
The southeastern fire burned through two states, S Georgia and N Florida, and evey time they thought they had it under control, it started up again. It was so hot, it jumped freeways and even jumped a river.
The Northeastern fire also covered two states, New Jersey and Delaware, and the southeast part of New York.
The Northern Fire burned between Canaada and The Usa. It burned for eight days.
The Southwestern fire was, of couse, in California.
In each case, the fires had multiple start/flash points. And in each case, when the fires would start to die down, they were restarted.
You might recall the fires in Greece that burned in an almost perfect circle.
No one can convince me these were not related. One fire is one thing. two might be a coincidence. But FOUR at the same time. No Way!