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Minnesota Heads Off ‘Mass Casualty Attack’ Planned for ‘the Next 24 Hours’

How many Americans are aware of how active jihadis have been in this country of late? In New York, Ahmed al Jabali went into a barber shop to get his beard trimmed and ended up stabbing the Jewish barber with his own barber’s scissors, explaining that it was his “right as a Muslim to punish Jews.” In Kentucky, Mirsad Ramic has just been “convicted of providing material support to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, known as ISIS; conspiracy to support the organization; and receiving military training.” In Georgia, Aliakbar Mohammed Amin threatened to murder both President Trump and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. 

And now, it looks as if Mohamed Adan Mohamed, a young resident of the left’s brave, new, multicultural Mankato, Minn., was stopped just in the nick of time. A special agent with the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) said that “there were strong indicators that Mohamed was preparing to conduct some sort of attack (Mass Casualty Event) in the next twenty-four hours.” Mohamed Adan Mohamed was stopped, but what is being done to prevent others in the future from plotting jihad massacres of the kind that he wanted to perpetrate? Nothing whatsoever, of course.

Minnesota’s Alpha News reported Wednesday that “the Blue Earth County Attorney’s Office has filed felony charges against Mohamed Adan Mohamed after he allegedly stole $2,150 worth of firearm magazines and made a threatening, anti-American post on social media.” The social media posts were the first indication that this was much more than just a shoplifting case.

Mohamed, who is 24, behaved suspiciously from the beginning. He “entered a Mankato store last week wearing a COVID mask, gloves, a green stocking cap, and a heavy winter coat.” It’s getting warmer these days, even in Mankato, and so Mohamed’s attire gave the impression that he had something to hide or was himself intending to hide items he shoplifted. And indeed, he “reportedly began selecting high-priced items such as body armor, bear spray, and 9mm firearm magazines without checking prices. As such, the business became suspicious.” With good reason. 

While he was in the store, Mohamed also spoke to store employees about “an AR-style rifle he claimed to possess.” Then he left with “approximately $2,150 worth of products,” for which he had not paid. Store security officers tried to stop him, but Mohamed Adan Mohamed got into a car and sped away, “nearly [running] over a person” in the process. 

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AG Pam Bondi Will Seek 40 Years in Prison For Domestic Terrorist Who Firebombed Tesla Dealership and GOP’s New Mexico HQ

Attorney General Pam Bondi has revealed a suspected left-wing domestic terrorist is facing up to four decades behind bars.

The Justice Department announced on Monday that 40-year-old Jamison Wagner has been charged with carrying out two arson attacks in Albuquerque, New Mexico — one targeting a Tesla dealership and the other the Republican Party’s state headquarters.

According to the press release, the first incident occurred on February 9th at a Tesla dealership.

The second took place on March 30th at the Republican Party’s state headquarters, also located in Albuquerque.

Fortunately nobody was injured in either attack.

Investigators said they found graffiti on the Republican building that read “ICE=KKK,” referencing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

At the Tesla site, more graffiti was discovered — including anti-Tesla and anti-Elon Musk messages such as “Die Elon” and “Die Tesla Nazi.”

The fire at the Tesla dealership damaged two Model Y vehicles.

Evidence collected from Wagner’s home included a white cardboard box containing eight suspected fire-starting devices, cans of black and red spray paint, and a stencil with the phrase “ICE=KKK.”

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‘Communist’ arrested for bombing of Vegas Tesla dealership that saw five EVs blown up

An alleged ‘Communist’ has been arrested in Las Vegas for setting several Tesla cars on fire using Molotov cocktails before firing rounds into the burning vehicles on March 18. 

Paul Hyon Kim, 36, was charged on Wednesday with 15 offenses, including arson and destroying or injuring personal property valued at $5,000 or more, police told a press conference the following day. 

Las Vegas Metro Police also said Kim’s social media indicated that he was a ‘potential Communist’ with ‘pro Palestine affiliations’, according to Fox News reporter Bill Melugin. 

Dramatic video footage captured the moment a row of Tesla cars exploded into flames at a dealership on 6260 West Badura Avenue near Jones Boulevard and Warm Springs Road. 

Police said the suspect, who was seen at the scene in all black, managed to completely burn out two of the cars while damaging three others. 

Video shows large sparks flying from the hood of one of the vehicles, as strong flames and thick black smoke consume the vehicles. 

Officers in Sin City also said that the word ‘resist’ had been painted on the door of the facility, with three gunshots also fired into the vehicles. 

Kim will be taken into federal custody later on Thursday, according to FBI special agent Spencer Evans.

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Domestic Terrorism: Now, Then… and Tomorrow?

From a fairway at West Palm Beach last summer to a burning Tesla dealer lot in Oregon in January, domestic terrorism is making its biggest comeback since 1970, when three members of Weather Underground managed to blow themselves up instead of their target.

Most of the recent spate of attacks have been driven by either religion or lefty ideology, with only a few outliers. The New Year’s Eve death-by-car attack in New Orleans by Muslim radical Shamsud-Din Jabbar was particularly awful, leaving at least 14 dead and injuring nearly 60 others. The Biden-era FBI played its bit until the bitter end of that administration, saying on January 14 that they would “continue to work around the clock to determine what motivated” Jabbar.

Maybe check into his ISIS membership and his promise to deliver “war between the believers and the disbelievers,” big guy. 

Then there are the lone crazies like Thomas Matthew Crooks, who put a bullet through Donald Trump’s ear and murdered Corey Comperatore in June, but who might have helped inspire Ryan Wesley Routh to make his own attempt on Trump’s life two months later. Routh seems to have been motivated by rage — rage that was surely fed by years of “Literally Hitler” attacks on Trump. 

If Crooks had shot Biden in the ear, we’d have endured a mandatory national kumbaya lockdown in which conservatives would have been made to repent for our sins. Routh seems to have been completely unpersoned out of existence. 

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This next item is a bit of an aside, but it goes to the heart of what we’re up against with the big media/big digital players and the radicals willing to use violence to undo the results of the last election. 

I asked ChatGPT to put together timelines of both assassination attempts, but it insisted that the second one never happened. When I repeated the question, ChatGPT practically scolded me, claiming, “There is no evidence or documentation of an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a Florida golf course in 2024.”

On the third attempt, I had to feed ChatGPT material that rival Grok produced to force it to admit the Routh attempt even happened. 

Having been born the spring after the Summer of Love, I’m certainly too young to remember anything from the ’60s, but I am a student of history, and the current wave of domestic terrorism has a different feel to it. Fewer organized groups like the Black Panthers and the Weather Underground and more sole practitioners were called to action on social media. 

The good news is that with Pam Bondi heading up the Attorney General’s office, we have a chief law enforcement officer who is serious about this stuff. It didn’t take Bondi long to declare that “The swarm of violent attacks on Tesla property is nothing short of domestic terrorism,” and to announce that the Department of Justice had already charged several individuals. Perhaps more importantly, Bodni promised an investigation into those “operating behind the scenes to coordinate and fund these crimes.”

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Domestic Terror Attack Prevented As Bombs Found In Austin Tesla Dealership 

Police in Austin, Texas rushed to a Tesla dealership this morning when someone called in a bomb threat. They discovered multiple “incendiary devices” and called in the explosives unit.

Police say the devices were planted under vehicles inside the building and were designed to inflict large scale damage, but have not yet provided further details.

They issued a statement saying they had taken the devices away without incident.

It’s hardly surprising that this incident occurred in Austin, given the ratio of far left lunatics there.

The attempted attack comes after U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced last week that three individuals have been charged with serious offenses relating to firebombing attacks on Tesla dealerships and face up to 20 years in prison.

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DOJ charges 3 in connection with domestic terrorism attacks targeting Tesla

The Department of Justice has announced that it has filed charges against three suspects for “domestic terrorism” attacks targeting Tesla. The charges come after there have been a slew of violent attacks targeting the company amid left-wing backlash against Elon Musk for working with the Trump administration. 

According to a press release, Attorney General Pam Bondi said, “The days of committing crimes without consequence have ended. Let this be a warning: if you join this wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties, the Department of Justice will put you behind bars.”  

One defendant “was arrested after throwing approximately eight Molotov cocktails at a Tesla dealership located in Salem, Oregon,” the release said. “Another was arrested in Loveland, Colorado after attempting to light Teslas on fire with Molotov cocktails,” it adds, later saying, “a third defendant wrote profane messages against President Trump around Tesla charging stations before lighting the charging stations on fire with Molotov cocktails” in South Carolina. 

Each is facing up to 20 years in prison and a minimum of five years. 


According to Fox News, the suspect in Salem, Oregon is Adam Matthew Lansky, 41, who was arrested and charged after allegedly shooting up a Tesla dealership in Salem as well as throwing Molotov cocktails that “struck a dealership building and several vehicles.” 

In the case of Charleston, South Carolina, the defendant is Daniel Clarke-Pounder, 24, who was arrested and charged in connection to setting fire to Tesla charging stations. He reportedly ended up lighting himself on fire as well. Clarke-Pounder was granted bond on Monday while in federal court, according to ABC4 News. 

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AG Bondi Declares “Swarm Of Violent Attacks” On Tesla As Domestic Terrorism

US Attorney General Pam Bondi released a statement overnight, calling the “violent attacks” on Tesla showrooms, service centers, Supercharger networks, and vehicles “nothing short of domestic terrorism.” 

“The swarm of violent attacks on Tesla property is nothing short of domestic terrorism. The Department of Justice has already charged several perpetrators with that in mind, including in cases that involve charges with five-year mandatory minimum sentences,” Bondi stated in a press release.

She continued: “We will continue investigations that impose severe consequences on those involved in these attacks, including those operating behind the scenes to coordinate and fund these crimes.”

The latest domestic terrorism attack on Tesla occurred at a service center in Las Vegas early Tuesday morning. Below, we provide readers with dramatic footage (previous post), along with images of the crime scene—featuring one key indication suggesting far-left groups were behind the arson attack.

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SICK: Pizza Addressed to Murdered Infowars Staffer ‘Jamie White’ Sent to Multiple Conservatives

Unpaid pizza deliveries are reportedly being ordered to numerous conservatives in the name of slain Infowars journalist “Jamie White,” part of a bizarre leftist terror campaign that also includes deadly swatting raids.

Townhall columnist Dustin Grage reported recently receiving a pizza order addressed to White, who was brutally murdered outside his apartment in Austin last week, adding that other conservatives are also receiving similar orders.

“We received a second pizza delivery for ‘Jamie White.’ This is the name of the employee for Info Wars who was murdered,” Grage wrote on X.

“I’m not the only conservative influencer who has received this identical pizza order,” he added.

Grage tagged FBI Director Kash Patel, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino and US Attorney General Pam Bondi in the post.

The perverse harassment campaign comes as multiple conservatives have been the victims of swatting raids since Jamie’s murder, with police recently training rifles on Infowars host Owen Shroyer during a swat raid at his home Tuesday night after someone phoned in a false police report.

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Doxing website that shows personal details of Tesla owners has Molotov cocktail as cursor: report

A website called “Dogequest” reportedly has published the personal information of Tesla owners nationwide in an apparent bid to shame and intimidate them as Elon Musk’s ties with the Trump White House have grown.

The site, called “Dogequest,” reportedly reveals the names, addresses and phone numbers of Tesla owners throughout the US using an interactive map — and uses an image of a Molotov cocktail as a cursor.

The site’s operators, who also posted the exact locations of Tesla dealerships, said that they will remove identifying information about Tesla drivers only if they provide proof that they sold their electric vehicles, according to 404 Media.

News of the doxing site follows a string of reported incidents of vandalism aimed at Tesla drivers and dealerships in the wake of CEO Elon Musk’s high-profile role as head of the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).

The website also hosts personal details allegedly belonging to employees of DOGE, according to the 404 Media report, though the authenticity of the information has not been confirmed.

It is unclear where the alleged Tesla owner data has been sourced from.

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Canadian man sentenced to 25 years for attack on Keystone XL Pipeline, US energy infrastructure

A Canadian man has been sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for attacking energy infrastructure in the United States, causing $1.7 million in damages. A judge ruled that his crimes met the legal definition of terrorism.

Cameron Smith, 50, originally from the Toronto area but living in Astoria, Oregon, was sentenced on Monday. In addition to prison time, he was ordered to pay over $2.1 million in restitution and $250,000 in fines. Smith also faces deportation upon his release.

Smith pleaded guilty in September to charges of destroying energy facilities. The attacks occurred in 2022 near Carpenter, South Dakota, and in 2023 near Ray, North Dakota. US District Judge Daniel Traynor handed down two consecutive 12-year-and-6-month sentences—far exceeding the federal guideline range of 3.5 to 4.25 years per count.

“Smith also admitted to damaging a transformer and pumpstation of the Keystone Pipeline located near Carpenter, South Dakota, in an amount exceeding $100,000, in July 2022. Smith damaged the Wheelock substation and the Keystone Pipeline equipment by firing multiple rounds from a high-power rifle into the equipment resulting in disruption of electric services to the North Dakota customers and resulting in disruption of the Keystone Pipeline in South Dakota,” the Justice Department says.

Prosecutor David Hagler defended the stiff sentence, arguing that Smith’s actions fit the definition of terrorism by “attempting to intimidate or coerce a civilian population.”

Smith’s defense attorney, Douglas Passon, pushed back, describing his client as a “hyper-aware individual wanting to create awareness about climate change” who intentionally chose remote locations to prevent harm to people.

In the South Dakota case, Smith’s attack led to the shutdown of a Keystone XL Pipeline pump station, causing a leak that damaged surrounding land. In North Dakota, he damaged transformers and infrastructure at an electrical substation, leading to power outages for 243 customers.

During sentencing, Smith told the court he had resorted to direct action out of frustration after years of attempting to raise awareness about climate change through legal channels. He pleaded for a lesser sentence, citing his autism and Crohn’s disease, said the Justice Department in a release.

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