Season 1 · Episode 3240
Episode 3240: Boulder Shooter Ahmad WAS Radical Islamist Sympathizer!
Best Kept Secret: While authorities pretend they don’t know Ahmad Al Issa’s motive, if you put ...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
March 30, 202136m 11s
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Show Notes
Best Kept Secret: While authorities pretend they don’t know Ahmad
Al Issa’s motive, if you put the puzzle pieces together, it should be
plain as day that he was a Radical Islamist Sympathizer. But just
like people spun Robert Aaron Long's attack on massage spas in
Georgia to be a white supremacist hate crime against Asians,
people are spinning Ahmad’s attack on a Colorado supermarket
into a narrative that denies a connection to terrorism. Neither
is true - they’re simply spun by people with agendas.
Since 9/11, whenever an attack is perpetrated by someone who
has a Muslim-sounding name, or looks like they might be Muslim,
authorities hide their identity as long as possible. That was the
first clue that they suspected terrorism here. While it is still to be
seen whether Syrian-born Ahmad had formal ties to ISIS or Al
Qaeda, whether he was a jihadist, or whether he was motivated
by believing he was a victim of Islamophobia, his ties to terrorism
cannot be disputed.
We analyze fascinating puzzle pieces that connect Ahmad to
terrorism - from his social media posts, to his having gone to the
same Boulder high school as Shannon Maureen Conley, the girl
who fell in love with a jihadist over the internet and got arrested on
her way to Syria, to his already being known by the FBI because of
his connection to someone they’re investigating, to Anwar al Awlaki,
a former leader of Al Qaeda having been president of the Muslim
Students Association in a college near Boulder, and much more.
Coincidences? Not when a source in law enforcement confided
Ahmad killed in the name of ISIS….
Al Issa’s motive, if you put the puzzle pieces together, it should be
plain as day that he was a Radical Islamist Sympathizer. But just
like people spun Robert Aaron Long's attack on massage spas in
Georgia to be a white supremacist hate crime against Asians,
people are spinning Ahmad’s attack on a Colorado supermarket
into a narrative that denies a connection to terrorism. Neither
is true - they’re simply spun by people with agendas.
Since 9/11, whenever an attack is perpetrated by someone who
has a Muslim-sounding name, or looks like they might be Muslim,
authorities hide their identity as long as possible. That was the
first clue that they suspected terrorism here. While it is still to be
seen whether Syrian-born Ahmad had formal ties to ISIS or Al
Qaeda, whether he was a jihadist, or whether he was motivated
by believing he was a victim of Islamophobia, his ties to terrorism
cannot be disputed.
We analyze fascinating puzzle pieces that connect Ahmad to
terrorism - from his social media posts, to his having gone to the
same Boulder high school as Shannon Maureen Conley, the girl
who fell in love with a jihadist over the internet and got arrested on
her way to Syria, to his already being known by the FBI because of
his connection to someone they’re investigating, to Anwar al Awlaki,
a former leader of Al Qaeda having been president of the Muslim
Students Association in a college near Boulder, and much more.
Coincidences? Not when a source in law enforcement confided
Ahmad killed in the name of ISIS….
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