Sarah Adams
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255 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 13 Apr
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So they'll take physical US dollars cash from Afghanistan, bring it to Africa. So they're funding two plots right now with US dollars against US embassies In Africa, it's against our U.S. embassy in Bamako and Mali. And then the biggest concern right now is some plotting against the U.S.
embassy and our personnel in Mogadishu, Somalia, because that's one of the next pushes of the caliphate plan is to push the U.S. government out of Somalia and Somalia fall to Mali. Al-Shabaab or ISIS, but it's really part of Al-Qaeda's caliphate plan, just like Syria was.
So we are actually funding with these dollars we send to fight ISIS plots against us in Africa of all places besides here in the homeland. I mean, it's insane that we're funding these... incidents that are going to kill Americans. Because think of how that's going to come back, right? We have some Americans die. Let's say Mogadishu, we have a bombing go off in Virginia.
And then when you track the money down, the money came from the US government. Think of how Americans are going to handle this. And that's what the terrorists want. They want you to blame your government. And that's why Congress needs to act immediately because they're complicit. Every day they allow it, they're going to be complicit.
Yeah, and some other really interesting points is, right, we know at least from the training in Afghanistan what pieces of it will look like, right? So there's one piece kind of also pulled from Mumbai is the idea of these, like, attackers who fight to the death, right? Because it's not like in Israel, you'll go and do an attack, you can grab, like, kidnap someone and leave and go back into Gaza.
When they come in the United States, they're here to do the attack and they're here to die, right? There's no... exit plan, right? So now we need to talk to law enforcement, like, what's it like to fight someone who wants to fight to the death? And how do we learn that?
Okay, we go into our community, we talk to people who fought in Ramadi and Fallujah, bring them in, have them talk, be consultants, advisors, tell us what it was like to fight that enemy. We can do that. Another really big piece is suicide bombers, right? That they plan to do suicide bombings here. Well, what do we need to learn about suicide bombings?
Because we don't have suicide bombings in our community, even simple things. What kind of standoff should we just have from a metal detector? We should start those standoffs now, right? Because then if the bomber gets freaked out, blows up, you save lives just by putting a standoff going up to the metal detector.
So if we start understanding these things, we can put little things in place that do save lives.
And when al-Qaeda planned this, remember, the Hamas attacks they were involved in planning, they planned a U.S. homeland attack to be 10 times the size of the Hamas attack. To them, the Hamas attacks was the dress rehearsal. So we have to remember the attack on us is going to be a lot larger.
Yep, one active shooter.
Yeah, no. And then another really interesting thing when he brings up the ISIS Russia attack. So they train multiple teams for that attack. And like the first team essentially got thwarted and wrapped up. So the Russians thought they stopped the plot. And then those guys came in and basically did that attack, which is very smart. And we're not used to those kinds of tactics.
Backup teams for these plots. Like that's a new thing. So We can even have people in the government and we do have people like, you know, they picked up like eight ISIS guys last year and think they thwarted the homeland plot. So the terrorists are also doing things to make you think, okay, you're ahead of the game. You stop this.
And then they had a whole backup team that went in and successfully did that attack.
There's actually an amazing case study If you actually look at the Las Vegas shooting where we lost, of course, hundreds of lives, they say 70% of the people who survived, survived because the people in their vicinity had first aid training and a lot of it was former military members. But those citizens stepped up and did the initial triage and the initial aid and it saved 70% of those people.
I mean, that's a huge number and that alone should just get communities involved. Hey, if we know how to do this, look at the amount of number of lives you save.
Yeah, and there's precedence for this. So remember, the Pulse nightclub shooter, him and his wife did their surveillance on Disney Springs, the downtown Disney area. They chose it as the target. When he went to do the attack, he had the gun in his stroller. And then there was too much Disney security that day.
He got back in the car, drove around, thought of another venue, and then picked Pulse later on. Horrible thing happened. But Disney having their security and upping their posture from the time he surveilled and said, I'm going to do it, to going back and having more security, he said, okay, this isn't worth it for me. I'm not going to be able to do what I want to do.
That is a case study of how it happens. Now, we all harden. We make all these targets more difficult. We keep thwarting them in that way. Remember, when people have to change the venue of their target, it might not be the same day like he did. They might have to do a week later. That gives law enforcement one more week to maybe identify him and thwart him. Because We want to thwart this plot.
We want to stop it from happening. Buying time and making the terrorists have to hide out longer, spend more money, that helps us get them faster.
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