Posted on 07/17/2015 4:52:02 PM PDT by Cheerio
It’s still up in the air to members of the media what compelled 24-year-old Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez, a Muslim, to murder four Marines in Chattanooga, Tennessee on Thursday before being killed in a firefight with police.
As one CNN reporter put it, “he was a nice kid from a nice family, and he was as American as anybody else.”
Chris Cuomo said, “we may never know the exact motive” of Abdulazeez. That sentiment has been repeated across the dial, with pundits and correspondents falling all over themselves to remind viewers we just don’t know the motive.
It has been established he did not hunt, however. Abdulazeez did blog about Islam on July 13, where, according to The Daily Beast, he “uses the hypothetical example of a prisoner who is told he would be given a test that would either take him out of his earthly prison.”
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Maybe he was dropped by his goatfriend.
Maybe he needed a job?
An Inconvenient Truth: Global Warming, yeah that’s the ticket!
We need to start jailing media that continue to blatantly lie to the public.
Sure, he used a one way ticket to Jordan and spent 7 months overseas.
They are bringing more in. My mom works with low income families and her agency was told to get ready for a large number of Syrians in the near future.
LSM are confused by seeing a hole in the ground?
The US Govt believes in Death to Americans. Much like Iran.
I also think underneath...they don't want to speak bad about their masters..because their masters behead people.
That said..they are the perfect people to blackmail, lead, lie to, fool...because they are liberals.
With a name like his I’m guessing run of the mill workplace violence or maybe offense at the Confederate flag.
Or Haliburton. They haven’t been blamed in a while...
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