Posted on 09/28/2014 1:24:51 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Was Muslim convert Alton Nolen, who allegedly beheaded co-worker Colleen Hufford and stabbed another woman in Oklahoma on Sept. 25, inspired by ISIS, the Islamist group that rules large parts of Syria and Iraq? (ISIS is also known as the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, ISIL, Islamic State, and Da`esh.)
Law enforcement and the media have, as usual, distanced the attack from Islam and terrorism, implying the alleged crime is an example of “workplace violence” due to Nolen’s recent firing from Vaughan Foods.
But co-workers report Nolen had a history of attempting to convert them to the Muslim faith. Law enforcement officials have not yet revealed if this was a contributing factor in Nolen’s termination. In addition, Robin Marsh of KWTV-9 reports that Nolen was “shouting Islamic phrases” while attacking his victims.
It is Nolen himself, however, who provides the best initial evidence that radical Islam in general and ISIS in particular motivated his alleged murder a fellow worker....
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
It seems that it’s never about “terrorism”. Islamists terrorists don’t get no respect. No matter how hard they try to convince us that they mean what they say; according to Obama, it’s never terrorism.
Hmmmmmm.
bump
Very interesting article here about the universality and symbolism of the ISIS salute. It is global communication for the agents of terror.
http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/141956/nathaniel-zelinsky/isis-sends-a-message
Good article. Thanks for posting.
I think I saw all three of those guys running airport security last time I flew out of OKC.
And, there we just thought he was picking his nose ;-)
ISIS salute? LOL looks like a proctologist.
In March he posted a picture on facebook (posted, he didn’t SHARE someone else’s post) of a beheading and used a koranic quote to support killing infidels.
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