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What recent terrorist events are discussed?
insane I'm not telling you the earth is flat I'm saying that often when you look at a guy who is like a lone wolf guy that had not he just didn't have a network he wasn't plugged in he did his own thing he marched to the beat of his own drum he got a weapon and he went and he did something crazy and A lot of times when you look into that further, it's actually not the case.
You have a crazy amount of coincidences around all of these things. I don't know enough about this yet. We don't know about these things. But we do know this is the Mr. I hate these names because Vegas, all these names never make sense.
But it's Mr. Mick Mayhill said there are several parallels, but no definite link between the suspect in the incident in Las Vegas and the truck attack in New Orleans. You remember this? A guy that a military guy joined ISIS and drove his truck through a crowd on Bourbon Street and killed 14 people. and they both took place on New Year's Day.
Both suspects served at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, though there is no record they served in the same unit or were there at the same time. They also both served in Afghanistan in 2009. There's no evidence they were in the same region or unit. Both also used rental company Turo for the vehicles involved in the incidents. Mr. McMayhill said.
We don't believe there's any further threat from this subject or anybody associated with him here in Las Vegas. I've heard from somebody who's in the CIA that Hezbollah has sleeper cells all over America. And they make a lot of money and they send that money back to fund operations in Hezbollah and that Al-Qaeda has some sleeper cells as well, though not as many as Hezbollah. The guy in...
New Orleans was a military guy. We just talked about all the similarities. He joined ISIS and then drove his truck through a bunch of people in New Orleans. And this is terrible. Like if you read the descriptions of the suspects, these are like young people, primarily white. living their life out in New Orleans. It's New Year's Eve. They all seem to be like, and I mean, who cares?
I mean, it doesn't matter. Life is life no matter what. But when you read about these victims, they were all like people that were working and had good lives and had worked really hard and were out enjoying a well-deserved night out, and they are mowed down by a psychopath who's an American citizen who joined ISIS, right? And this guy's name is, what is his name? Is his name Tommy?
What's his name? I'm sorry. Shamsud Din Jabbar. His New Year's massacre in New Orleans. He joined ISIS. He had a pickup truck with an ISIS flag. And it could embolden the terrorist organization to radicalize more Americans. It's an argument against both legal and illegal immigration, by the way. It is. It's actually an argument against both.
If we're bringing people in or they're being born here and they're citizens and they're joining the military and they're still joining then ISIS, we're not doing a good job. There's no way that's the goal of any country's immigration system. The goal is to assimilate people to where they go, one day I'll own a small business or whatever.
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