8 BLOODY TERROR ATTACKS IN
U.S. IN 18 MONTHS HAVE 1 THING IN COMMON, Media
fail to connect dots: 'They're willfully lying to the public', by Leo Hohmann,
11/30/16
When Abdul Ali Artan tried to run over a
crowd of helpless students at Ohio State University, then got out of his car
and slashed as many as he could with a butcher knife, media titans CNN, CBS and
NBC treated it as an isolated incident.
Law enforcement, from the local
level on up to the FBI, said they did not know what could have motivated the
young Muslim student to act in such a premeditated, violent way against his
fellow students on a chilly Tuesday morning in Columbus.
Artan, an 18-year-old freshman at
OSU, had immigrated from his native Somalia through Pakistan, arriving in
Columbus at the invitation of the U.S. government, which considered him a
“refugee.”
But the media failed to connect any
of the dots with a host of similar attacks on U.S. soil, let alone the even larger
number of strikingly similar attacks in Europe committed by migrants from
Muslim countries in the Middle East and Africa.
News outlets also failed to report
that Columbus is America’s second-largest distribution point for Somali
refugees after Minneapolis.
A simple perusal of some very recent
history, roughly the previous 17 or 18 months, would have turned up the
following incidents:
1. Chattanooga shooting: 24-year-old Muhammad Abdulaziz offers up mass shooting at
Navy recruitment center, leaving five U.S. servicemen dead in July 2015.
2. University of California at Merced knife attack: 18-year-old student Faisal Mohammad
slashes students, teacher in November 2015, four wounded.
3. San Bernardino shooting: Syed Farook and
Tashfeen Malik attack office Christmas party, leaving 14 dead and several
wounded in December 2015.
4. Orlando gay nightclub shooting: Omar Mateen on
June 12, 2016, left 49 dead, 53 wounded.
5. Nazareth Mediterranean Restaurant knife attack: Mohamed Barry slashes diners in Columbus,
Ohio, with machete in February 2016, four wounded.
6. St. Cloud Crossroads mall knife attack: Dahir Ahmad
Adan seeks out non-Muslim shoppers with military-style knife on Sept. 17, 2016,
10 wounded.
7. Chelsea Manhattan bombing: Ahmad Rahimi plants
pipe bombs that go off on Sept. 17, 29 wounded.
8. Ohio State knife/car attack: Abdul Ali Artan,
rams his car into crowd of students, slashes them with butcher knife, 11
wounded, on Nov. 28.
A little further back, in 2013, the
Boston Marathon bombing by the Tsarnaev brothers left three dead and more than
300 injured.
The one common denominator of all
nine attacks is that each was carried out by Muslim immigrants or sons of
Muslim immigrants.
And the last four attacks on the
list – the knife attack at the restaurant in Columbus, the knife attack at the
mall in St. Cloud, the bombing in Manhattan and the knife attack at OSU
– were all carried out by Muslims who came to America through the United
Nations refugee resettlement program overseen by the U.S. State Department.
Three of the four used knives, a key component of global Islamic terror
inspired by multiple verses in the Quran.
One of the primary responsibilities
of any reputable journalist is to not only report the news of the day, but to report
it in context. It is only through context that the consumers of the
journalistic product can receive a full understanding of the events happening
in the world around them. There was none of that going on Tuesday when the news
broke of a knife attack on the campus of Ohio State. Not even the most-recent
Muslim knife attack, carried out two months earlier by another Somali refugee
in St. Cloud, was mentioned in connection with the Ohio story.
Why so little context? Why so little
information about the refugee program and its recent failures to screen out bad
apples? Why do mainstream media, along with U.S. law enforcement, provide cover
for the U.S. immigration system and the refugee program in particular?
The answer is clear, say several
experts who follow the refugee program.
Keeping Americans in the dark
“Law enforcement and the media want
to keep Americans in the dark about this threat,” says Pamela Geller, president
of the American Defense Initiative who blogs at the Geller Report and
authored the book “Stop
the Islamization of America.”
“Law enforcement claims it’s to
protect Muslims from a ‘backlash’ that never materializes,” Geller told WND.
“The media is committed to dissembling about this threat.”
Geller revealed in an article
several years ago that the Society of Professional Journalists has guidelines
telling journalists never to associate Muslims or Islam with terrorism.
“They’re willfully lying to the
public,” she said. “They seem to be committed to a globalist multiculturalist
agenda that involves bringing large numbers of Muslims into the country,” Geller
added. “Connecting the dots would wake too many people up to what is
happening.”
Perhaps most disappointing is the
failure of Christian pastors and teachers to give any concrete, accurate
information to their church flocks about what Islam teaches from the Quran and
other Islamic texts. “They have been indoctrinated with the idea that it would
be ‘racist’ to do so,” Geller says.
“And they are committed as a matter
of policy to denying that there is any jihad threat at all,” Spencer said.
“With each attack, they explain it away and defend Islam. They claim it will
alienate moderate Muslims if we speak about the motivating ideology behind this
threat; they never explain why they think moderate Muslims would be offended by
discussing understandings of Islam that they ostensibly reject.”
Fitna: The root of modern
‘Islamophobia’
Phil Haney, co-author of “See
Something Say Nothing,” tracked the OSU story from the
time it started breaking Tuesday morning.
“Underneath all this hand-wringing
about why did he do it, he already said why he did it,” Haney told WND. “On his
Facebook page he said he’s sick and tired of Muslims being killed in different
parts of world, and that is fitna. It always comes back to fitna.” “Fitna” is
an Arabic term used in the Quran to describe a yoke of oppression, a trial or
an injustice thrust upon the Muslim believers by the non-believers. The modern
word for a fitna would be “Islamophobia.”
By continuing the politically
correct policy of avoiding the issue behind each new terror attack, the
mainstream media enable the Muslim leaders to further their teaching of young
Muslims to feel like they are part of a persecuted minority in America.
“Islamophobia” has become such a
prevalent theme, widely taught within the American Muslim community today, that
we can expect more backlash from angry Muslims who have had their minds
poisoned by this indoctrination, Haney says.
“This stifling emphasis dominates
the mindset of American Muslims, and their social-political allies [on the
left], and it prevents us from honestly and courageously addressing the true
nature of a global ideology that aggressively promotes its agenda of
supremacy,” Haney said.
“Anyone who attempts to move beyond
the ‘Islamophobia’ mantra is reflexively labeled as a bigoted racist,” he
added, “while the Muslim community enjoys immunity from any responsibility for
its communal actions.”
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