Sally Abdelmageed saw “three men” in military attire enter the...
Jim Garrison Keillor@books_rum
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Apr 05, 2024
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Sally Abdelmageed saw “three men” in military attire enter the Inland Regional Center during the San Bernardino massacre. But I was told it was just Syed Farook and his 100-pound wife 🤔youtu.be/TwTYja7GXcY via @YouTube
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This dude said the shooters drove away calmly and slowly. What? youtu.be/Yi9sajCAdZU
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“These people were not panicked, these seem like professional, organized people who knew what they were doing” youtu.be/wpibpf0RI0Q
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“Authorities say a number of people were seen coming and going from Farook’s garage” youtu.be/TgtasCnrFs0
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There’s too much weird shit. Why did they destroy all their computers and cell phones? What was their final plan? Why did they drive around in circles after the shooting? youtu.be/7DKH4h5ZQn4
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“I know what I saw”- Sally Abdelmageed. She wasn’t the only witness who saw three shooters. abcnews.go.com/US/unanswered-…
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Juan Hernandez saw three men in military fatigues flee the scene kobi5.com/news/regional-…
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My question is: why did they drive in circles around the San Bernardino- Redlands area for FOUR hours until they were caught in the shootout just a few miles from the IRC? They could’ve been in Vegas by then, or Mexico, or on a plane somewhere. nbcnews.com/storyline/san-…
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408-page FBI file here vault.fbi.gov/shooting-at-th…
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The shooter had different shoes from Farook? Or Farook changed his shoes?
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The shooter had lighter skin color than Farook. Jives with the “white men” seen by other witnesses
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Witness saw a white man driving the black SUV before the shooting when Farook left the IRC
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A third individual must’ve been waiting in the driver’s seat of the Ford Expedition
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Another witness: three men in black
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No reason why these descriptions of the shooters should be redacted
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Then we have this DOJ report on the response to the massacre. The whole thing gives the creepy sensation that they’re talking about an exercise that was designed to test interagency crisis response. policinginstitute.org/wp-content/upl…
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As Daniele Ganser describes it, the strategy of tension was originally developed in Italy to discredit certain groups. If this is the case here, it not only discredits Muslims but it validates certain invasive law enforcement methods. threemonkeysonline.com/n-a-t-o-gladio…
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The encrypted iphone, and the public battle that ensued between the FBI and Apple, are part of this. And the fact that these terrorists are “self-radicalized” online, manufacturers consent for partnerships between social media and law enforcement.
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If that’s what happened here, I imagine it was masterminded by an informant working for the Inland Empire division of the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force. I’ve posted before about how many terrorist plots have been the product of entrapment by FBI informants
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David Bowdich handled the investigation of the massacre for the FBI since he was ADIC of the Los Angeles office. I guess they liked the way he handled it because he was promoted immediately afterwards. He’s now head of security for Disney lol en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Bow…
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Problems with the timeline: The house in Redlands is 6.5 miles from the IRC, about a 10-15 minute drive in good traffic. Hard to believe he made it home and back again in 19 minutes. She must've come with him at 8:37, or someone else brought her there before the shooting.
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One more oddity: it's not on YouTube anymore, but years ago they had the police radio recordings from the whole day. 12:45 - "We do have one more RP call, two unknown race males removing black clothing on Hunts Lane at the bridge overpass." That's about 2 miles from the IRC
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As we know, Syed and Tashfeen had their black clothes on when they died. These two unkown males could've been their accomplices
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Farook family attorney David Chesley: "It doesn't seem plausible to us that this petite woman [Malik] would be involved in this sort of hyper-caricatured, Bonnie-and-Clyde crazy scenario."
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"There were a lot of questions drawn with Sandy Hook and whether or not that was a real incident or not. But I mean obviously these things were found there (weapons in the garage), how they got there we don't know"
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Like Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hassan, Syed had originally been radicalized by the works of Anwar al-Awlaki, who was also praised by Dzhokar Tsarnaev and quite a few other "terrorists" abcnews.go.com/International/…
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Syed and Marquez were reading Awlaki's "Inspire Magazine," which Max Fisher believed was a forgery theatlantic.com/international/…
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In the week after 9/11 the FBI met with Awlaki 3 or 4 times, and told the Pentagon nothing about the meetings. Several months later he was invited to a Muslim outreach lunch at the Pentagon foxnews.com/us/exclusive-a…
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Awlaki's ties to the 9/11 hijackers in San Diego and Virginia
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List of terrorists who were either in contact with Awlaki or had his materials adl.org/sites/default/…
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So why (and how) did Tashfeen Malik make a Facebook post in support of Islamic State in the minutes after the shooting (when they were driving crazily around San Bernardino) when AQAP was their real inspiration? washingtonpost.com/world/national…
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Awlaki's story is kind of remarkable. Voted for Bush, became a popular DC imam, was under constant FBI surveillance as he went to prostitutes nytimes.com/2015/08/30/mag…
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Under an alternate timeline Awlaki could've become an FBI asset/informant, but instead he went to Yemen, joined AQAP, and was martyred by Obama which guaranteed that he would inspire terrorism for years to come
