Saturday, June 22, 2019

Daily Misfortune Tuesday November 20, 2019


Daily Misfortune Tuesday November 20, 2019 --- ===
Date: November 20, 2018 Tuesday

Summary
62 killed
92 injured

Islamist Terrorist Attacks
50 killed
83 wounded
  1. War in Afghanistan (2001–present) At least 50 people are killed and 83 others wounded in a suicide bombing on a Mawlid gathering in Kabul, Afghanistan. (BBC) wikip
  2. 1 injured A policeman is stabbed near the Grand Place in Brussels historic centre by a man carrying a knife. The attacker was shot and wounded with non-life threatening injuries. (ABCNEWS) wikip   "Some witnesses said he shouted "Allahu akbar" police have said the motive was unclear.  Belgian newspaper DH cited unnamed sources as saying the attacker shouted “Allahu akbar”
  3. Disasters and accidents  One person is killed and six others are injured after a train derails due to a landslide in the Catalonian town of Vacarisses, Province of Barcelona. (CNN) wikip
  4. North Korea blows up ten of its front-line guard posts in the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in accordance with agreements made with South Korea earlier this year. (ABC News)
Attacks
1 shot missed
6 killed
2 injured

  1. IA Police: Tuesday shooting may be a case of road rage - KCCI.com    Des MoinesSUV started following them closely.  They told police the SUV pulled up next to them, started yelling at them and eventually pulled out a gun and shot at them..
  2. TN 11/20/2018  1 killed 1 injured Suspect arrested in Tuesday's deadly shooting on ... - Chattanooga newschannel9 
  3. WA WA 1 killed 1 wounded  Police arrest homicide suspect after early morning shooting estranged husband shoots two Spokane  woman’s estranged husband allegedly broke into her northeast Spokane home Tuesday evening and shot them both.
  4. November 20, 2018 Colts Neck NJ Caneiro Mansion Murder Case Paul Caniero accused of shooting and stabbing all 4 of his brother and  family and torching their home and his own home 
Head on crash  7
6 killed
7 injured 
  1. FL Head-on collision in Marianna leaves two with serious injuries  WTXL ABC 27 MARIANNA, Fla. (WTXL) 
  2. GA Two drivers killed in head-on collision in Early County WTVY,IN  
  3. IN Head-on, Salisbury Road collision injures both drivers Palladium-Item RICHMOND, Ind
  4. MI Hit and Run: Man killed, other driver flees after causing head-on crash, police  say MLive.com MONTCALM COUNTY, MI - A man was killed in a head-on crash while the other driver fled the scene,
  5. NC One severely injured, one charged in head-on collision Asheboro Courier Tribune STALEY 
  6. PA Emergency crews respond to head-on crash on RT 36 WJAC Johnstown (WJAC) — Emergency crews responded to a head on crash along Colonel Drake Highway, which is also route 36. 911 dispatch reported entrapment ...
  7. SC Coroner identifies 2 drivers killed in head-on crash in Greenville County FOX Carolina GREENVILLE COUNTY, SC (FOX Carolina) - The Greenville County Coroner's Office said two people have died .a head-on crash along a sharp curve 
  8. TX 79-year-old woman killed, 2 injured in head-on Burleson crash  Dallas News  79-year-old woman killed, 2 injured in head-on Burleson crash 

Detail

Islamist Terrorist Attacks
  1. War in Afghanistan (2001–present) At least 50 people are killed and 83 others wounded in a suicide bombing on a Mawlid gathering in Kabul, Afghanistan. (BBC) wikip
  2. A policeman is stabbed near the Grand Place in Brussels historic centre by a man carrying a knife. The attacker was shot and wounded with non-life threatening injuries. (ABCNEWS) wikip  
    1. Attacker shot after stabbing policeman in Brussels - MySuncoast.com
    2. www.mysuncoast.com/2018/11/20/policeman-stabbed-brussels-attacker-shot/
    3. 5 days ago - A policeman was stabbed and injured by an assailant who was shot close to the Grand Place in Brussels historic center. ...   investigating whether the attack was linked to any terror group and charged the suspect with "attempted murder in a terrorist context."  The suspect is a Belgian national and known to police for a series of robberies. Four years ago, he was jailed four years for attempted manslaughter and had been on conditional releas e since last month.  was carrying two small kitchen knives, was in critical condition after being shot in the chest ..... still unclear what the suspect's motives are," said Van Wymersch. "Some witnesses said he shouted "Allahu akbar (God is great)  similarities with an attack in May, when a Belgian prison inmate stabbed two officers in eastern Liege and used their handguns to kill them and a bystander. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility 
    4. Brussels attack: Police officer stabbed in Belgium's capital before ... https://www.independent.co.uk police have said the motive was unclear.  Belgian newspaper DH cited unnamed sources as saying the attacker shouted “Allahu akbar”
  1. Disasters and accidents  One person is killed and six others are injured after a train derails due to a landslide in the Catalonian town of Vacarisses, Province of Barcelona. (CNN) wikip
  2. North Korea blows up ten of its front-line guard posts in the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in accordance with agreements made with South Korea earlier this year. (ABC News)
Attacks
  1. IA Police: Tuesday shooting may be a case of road rage - KCCI.com    Des Moines police shared new information on a Tuesday shooting on East 14th Street near Thompson Avenue ...
  2. TN 11/20/2018  1 killed 1 injured Suspect arrested in Tuesday's deadly shooting on ... - Chattanooga newschannel9 Tuesday morning, Chattanooga Police released more details about the shooting, and say they have made an arrest in the case. 26-year-old Christopher Turner faces charges that include criminal homicide, reckless endangerment, possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, and two counts of aggravated assault.  ictim as 24-year-old Jamichael Eddins. Officers say the other person who was shot, 28-year-old Randall Davenport, has been treated and released from the hospital.. Investigators says "the suspect and victims were in a verbal disorder
  3. WA 1 killed 1 wounded Police arrest homicide suspect after early morning shooting estranged husband shoots two Spokane   Donavan Gibson, 35, is accused of shooting and killing a man and critically injured a woman late Tuesday at a home in northeast Spokane. man is dead and a woman is in hospital care with life-threatening injuries after the woman’s estranged husband allegedly broke into her northeast Spokane home Tuesday evening and shot them both.
  4. November 20, 2018 Colts Neck NJ Caneiro Mansion Murder Case Wikipedia: The 2018 Colts Neck mansion killings and arson took place on November 20, 2018, at a mansion home in Colts Neck Township, New Jersey. The four victims were identified by authorities as Keith Caneiro, Jennifer Caneiro, and their two children, Jesse, 11, and Sophia, 8.[2] Firefighters from fire departments all over Monmouth County responded to the massive fire that was lit after the killings.[3][4] Earlier in the day, firefighters responded to another fire at the house of Paul Caneiro, Keith's brother, in Ocean Township, New Jersey. Emergency personnel responded to this fire at approximately 5:01 am.[4][5]
  5. Motive: Napoliello, Alex (NJ Advance Media). "Colts Neck massacre: Slain brother planned to cut ties with killer over missing money, cops say". nj.com. Retrieved 26 February2019. The man charged with killing his brother and his brother’s entire family in Colts Neck last year was about to be cut off from their once-thriving technology company after money went missing...
Head on crash  8
  1. FL Head-on collision in Marianna leaves two with serious injuries  WTXL ABC 27 MARIANNA, Fla. (WTXL) - A head-on collision resulted in serious injuries to the driver of one pickup truck and a passenger in another pickup truck. Toyota Tacoma, was traveling east on Lafayette Street on Monday when his pickup truck crossed into the westbound lane [unkown reasons can't rule out deliberate crash]
  2. GA Two drivers killed in head-on collision in Early County WTVY, Dothan The Georgia State Patrol says two people have died in a head-on collision in Early County. The crash happened around 7 a.m. Tuesday on State ... GA Head-on collision kills two in south Georgia car accident WTXL ABC 27 (WTXL) - A head-on collision killed multiple people in a two car accident in south Georgia. 26-year-old Freddie Bronner and 20-year-old Dominique ... 7:00 a.m. Tuesday, Georgia State Patrol responded to a two car crash on State Route 62 near mile marker 6 in Early County. 
  3. IN  Head-on, Salisbury Road collision injures both drivers Palladium-Item RICHMOND, Ind. — Both drivers involved in a serious, two-vehicle accident Tuesday were flown by medical helicopters for hospital care. The accident ...
  4. MI Hit and Run: Man killed, other driver flees after causing head-on crash, police  say MLive.com MONTCALM COUNTY, MI - A man was killed in a head-on crash while the other driver fled the scene, state police said. Max Clay Szynkowski, 20, ..other driver fled the scene, leaving a passenger in the vehicle.  .  Driver arrested after fleeing from fatal head-on crash - WZZM13.com Max Clay Szynkowski, 20, Morley, died Tuesday, Nov. 20 victim was driving south on Federal Road when a northbound vehicle crossed the center line and struck his vehicle head-on suspect was later found at a home in Morley... suspect is currently at the Montcalm County Jail.
  5. NC One severely injured, one charged in head-on collision Asheboro Courier Tribune STALEY — One person was severely injured and another was charged with driving while impaired in a head-on crash Tuesday morning. According to ... Griffin crossed the center line while in a curve and struck Castillo head-on riffin was charged with driving while impaired (drug impairment), driving while license revoked and driving left of center. Wman faces charges after head-on crash seriously injures Ramseur Elementary teacher  myfox8.com RANDOLPH COUNTY, N.C. — A woman faces charges after a head-on crash in Randolph County seriously injured another woman Tuesday morning,  Taylor Glyn Griffin, 26, of Liberty, faces charges in connection to a wreck that injured Erica Gilley Castillo, 29
  6. PA Emergency crews respond to head-on crash on RT 36 WJAC Johnstown (WJAC) — Emergency crews responded to a head on crash along Colonel Drake Highway, which is also route 36. 911 dispatch reported entrapment ...
  7. SC Coroner identifies 2 drivers killed in head-on crash in Greenville County FOX Carolina GREENVILLE COUNTY, SC (FOX Carolina) - The Greenville County Coroner's Office said two people have died .a head-on crash along a sharp curve 
  8. TX 79-year-old woman killed, 2 injured in head-on Burleson crash  Dallas News  79-year-old woman killed, 2 injured in head-on Burleson crash ... A head-on crash on a Burleson service road Tuesday morning killed a woman days ...

Colts Neck NJ Caneiro Mansion Murder Case

Colts Neck NJ Caneiro Mansion Murder Case --- ===

November 20, 2018 Colts Neck NJ Caneiro Mansion Murder Case Wikipedia: The 2018 Colts Neck mansion killings and arson took place on November 20, 2018, at a mansion home in Colts Neck Township, New Jersey. The four victims were identified by authorities as Keith Caneiro, Jennifer Caneiro, and their two children, Jesse, 11, and Sophia, 8.[2] Firefighters from fire departments all over Monmouth County responded to the massive fire that was lit after the killings.[3][4] Earlier in the day, firefighters responded to another fire at the house of Paul Caneiro, Keith's brother, in Ocean Township, New Jersey. Emergency personnel responded to this fire at approximately 5:01 am.[4][5]
Motive: Napoliello, Alex (NJ Advance Media). "Colts Neck massacre: Slain brother planned to cut ties with killer over missing money, cops say". nj.com. Retrieved 26 February2019. The man charged with killing his brother and his brother’s entire family in Colts Neck last year was about to be cut off from their once-thriving technology company after money went missing...

Crime that looks like ISIS terrorist attack but explainable as domestic / business dispute with his brother and business partner.


*Tags

  • Arson
  • Domestic violende
  • Familicide
  • Mansion
  • Mass shooting
  • Staged accident - arson

*Reference


*Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Colts_Neck_mansion_killings


The 2018 Colts Neck mansion killings and arson took place on November 20, 2018, at a mansion home in Colts Neck Township, New Jersey. The four victims were identified by authorities as Keith Caneiro, Jennifer Caneiro, and their two children, Jesse, 11, and Sophia, 8.[2] Firefighters from fire departments all over Monmouth County responded to the massive fire that was lit after the killings.[3][4] Earlier in the day, firefighters responded to another fire at the house of Paul Caneiro, Keith's brother, in Ocean Township, New Jersey. Emergency personnel responded to this fire at approximately 5:01 am.[4][5]

Killings[edit]

Keith Caneiro's body was found outside of the house with gunshot wounds.[6] Jennifer's, Jesse's, and Sophia's bodies were found inside the house. Authorities believe that their bodies suffered homicidal violence before they were burned by the fire.[7]

Alleged charges[edit]

Police took Paul Caneiro into custody on November 21, 2018, without incident. He was charged with one count of aggravated arson on his own home while family members were inside. Authorities have stated that all four people living in Paul's house were able to escape the fire. His initial detention hearing was scheduled for November 28, 2018.[5]
On November 29, 2018, authorities announced that seven more charges had been filed against Paul Caneiro. Caneiro was charged with four counts of first-degree murder, one count of aggravated arson, one count of possession of a firearm for an unlawful purpose, and one count of possession of a knife for an unlawful purpose, all in connection with the Colts Neck incident. Authorities also announced that his detention hearing for the first aggravated arson charge had been postponed until November 30, 2018. In addition, a detention hearing for the new charges was scheduled for December 4, 2018.[8]

Defense[edit]

Caneiro pleaded not guilty at his brief court appearance for the initial aggravated arson charge on November 30, 2018.[9]
According an affidavit unsealed Monday, February 25, 2019, Paul Caneiro was being cut-off financially from a joint business after funds had gone missing.[10]
In March, attorneys representing Caneiro withdrew from the case after finding what they described as conflicts of interest, leaving the possibility that he would be represented by a public defender.[11]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "'Heinous': Parents, Children Killed; NJ Mansion Torched".
  2. ^ CNN, Eric Levenson and Evan Simko-Bednarski,. "New Jersey family of four was killed and their mansion set on fire, officials say". CNN. Retrieved 2018-11-22.
  3. ^ "4 in New Jersey mansion fire killed by 'homicidal violence'". macon.com. Retrieved 2018-11-21.
  4. ^ Jump up to:a b "Family Found Dead at Their Burning Home, Husband's Brother Accused of Setting Separate Fire". Inside Edition. 2018-11-21. Retrieved 2018-11-22.
  5. ^ Jump up to:a b "Investigators Continue to Probe Two Arsons | Office of the Monmouth County Prosecutor". mcponj.org. Retrieved 2018-12-01.
  6. ^ "A Family Murdered, a Brother in Jail and a Deepening Mystery in New Jersey". Retrieved 2018-11-22.
  7. ^ News, A. B. C. (2018-11-21). "Wealthy family 'targeted' and killed before mansion fire: Prosecutor". ABC News. Retrieved 2018-11-22.
  8. ^ "Brother Facing Murder Charges in Colts Neck Deaths | Office of the Monmouth County Prosecutor". mcponj.org. Retrieved 2018-12-01.
  9. ^ "Colts Neck murders: Paul Caneiro pleads not guilty, will remain in jail". Asbury Park Press. Retrieved 2018-12-01.
  10. ^ Napoliello, Alex (NJ Advance Media). "Colts Neck massacre: Slain brother planned to cut ties with killer over missing money, cops say". nj.com. Retrieved 26 February2019. The man charged with killing his brother and his brother’s entire family in Colts Neck last year was about to be cut off from their once-thriving technology company after money went missing...
  11. ^ Napoliello, Alex (18 March 2019). "Alleged Colts Neck killer loses top lawyers, pleads not guilty in slaying of family". nj.com.


*Sources 
  1. Nov 20, 2018 Officials: Tech executive killed brother, family members at New Jersey ... SF Chronicle Nov 29, 2018 - Officials: Tech executive killed brother, family members at New Jersey .... their mansion and his own house in an attempt to cover up the crimes. Paul Caneiro. Authorities filed charges Thursday, Nov. 29, against Caneiro, the brother of a man whose body was found along with his wife and children after their New Jersey mansion was set on fire.f fatal fire that killed two children and two adults. The bodies of Keith Caneiro, his wife Jennifer Caneiro, their children Jesse, 11, and Sophia 8, were found at the scene: all victims of an apparent homicide.  They were shot, stabbed or both. Caneiro's motive "was financial in nature," stemming from two businesses — a computer systems company called Square One and a pest control business — he and his brother jointly ran in Asbury Park,  already been under arrest on a charge he set fire to his own home 10 miles away in Ocean Township, while his wife and two daughters were inside. The second fire was a "ruse" intended to make it appear the extended family was a target According to the prosecutor, Paul Caneiro shot his brother on the lawn of the mansion, went inside and killed the rest of the family, and then set a fire in the basement in the early morning hours of Nov. 20. He then returned to his own home and set gasoline ablaze outside both ends of the building.

Colts Neck murders: What we know about new evidence against Paul ...
https://www.app.com/story/news/local/courts/2019/05/14/colts-neck.../1192314001/

May 14, 2019 - Paul Caneiro, 52, of Tilton Court, Ocean Township, is charged with slaughtering the family of his younger brother and business partner, Keith ...

Colts Neck murders: How cops say the Caneiro family was slain
https://www.app.com/story/news/crime/2019/03/18/...caneiro...it.../3136594002/

Mar 18, 2019 - Brothers and business partners, Paul and Keith Caneiro's relationship ended with the murder of Keith and his family. Here's how cops say it ...

Colts Neck killings: The rise and fall of the Caneiro brothers - nj.com
https://www.nj.com/.../colts-neck-killings-the-rise-and-fall-of-the-caneiro-brothers.ht...

Dec 9, 2018 - Just before he was brutally killed last month, Keith Caneiro was exploring the possibility of leaving New Jersey. He'd sent his resume to a ...




https://heavy.com/news/2018/11/keith-caneiro/










Nov 20, 2018 - Keith Caneiro was the owner of the Colts Neck, New Jersey mansion where he, his wife and their two children died Tuesday. Caneiro's wife ...



Colts Neck murders: How cops say the Caneiro family was slain





https://www.app.com/story/news/crime/2019/03/18/...caneiro...it.../3136594002/









Mar 18, 2019 - Brothers and business partners, Paul and Keith Caneiro's relationship ended with the murder of Keith and his family. Here's how cops say it ...



Colts Neck murders: What we know about new evidence against Paul ...



https://www.app.com/story/news/local/courts/2019/05/14/colts-neck.../1192314001/





May 14, 2019 - Paul Caneiro, 52, of Tilton Court, Ocean Township, is charged with slaughtering the family of his younger brother and business partner, Keith ...



Colts Neck murders: 1,000 pages of new evidence against Paul Caneiro



https://www.app.com/story/news/local/courts/2019/05/...caneiro.../1155562001/










May 13, 2019 - Paul Caneiro is accused of killing Colts Neck family of four Brian .... Authorities allege that Paul Caneiro shot Keith and Jennifer Caneiro and ...



Keith Caneiro's email among evidence pointing to brother Paul ...



https://www.washingtonpost.com/.../two-brothers-feuded-over-money-police-say-it-led-...





Feb 26, 2019 - Police say it led to a quadruple murder and arson. Paul Caneiro appears in Monmouth County Superior Court on Nov. 30, 2018. ( Patti Sapone/Pool NJ Advance Media/AP) By Allyson Chiu.



Picture Emerges Of One Caneiro Brother Thriving, Another In Pain ...



https://patch.com/new.../picture-emerges-one-caneiro-brother-thriving-another-pain










Dec 4, 2018 - Paul, 51, was the oldest, with Keith, 50, trailing one year behind him; baby brother Corey Caneiro is 44. Subscribe. As the boys grew, it was ...




20 Stunning New Allegations In Colts Neck Caneiro Murder Case ...



https://patch.com/new.../20-stunning-new-revelations-colts-neck-caneiro-murder-case










Feb 25, 2019 - The devastating murder took place Nov. 20, 2018, the Tuesday morning just before Thanksgiving day. The bodies of Keith Caneiro, 50, his wife, ...



N.J. mansion fire: Man accused of killing brother's family was allegedly ...



https://www.nbcnews.com/.../n-j-mansion-fire-man-accused-killing-brother-s-family-n...










Feb 25, 2019 - Paul Caneiro is charged with four counts of murder in the deaths of Keith Caneiro, 50, his wife, Jennifer Caneiro, 45, and their two children ...



Caneiro Attorneys Forced To Step Down - The Two River Times



https://tworivertimes.com/caneiro-attorneys-forced-to-step-down/










Mar 28, 2019 - Authorities discovered the body of Keith Caneiro after responding to a fire at the Willow Brook Road residence. After suppressing the flames, ...



Colts Neck killings: Who will inherit Keith Caneiro's estate? - nj.com



https://www.nj.com/.../colts-neck-killings-who-will-inherit-keith-caneiros-estate.html










Dec 10, 2018 - Who will inherit the estate of Keith Caneiro, the Colts Neck man who authorities say was killed, along with his wife and two children, by his ...







Colts Neck fire case: Paul Caneiro killed brother's family over missing ...



https://www.cbsnews.com/.../colts-neck-fire-case-paul-caneiro-killed-brothers-family-...










Feb 25, 2019 - Freehold, N.J. — Suspicious of his brother over missing money from two companies they owned at the New Jersey shore, Keith Caneiro ...

Dakota Theriot Mass Murder Case

Dakota Theriot Mass Murder Case --- ===

Friday, June 21, 2019

William David Phillips Accused Vehicle Attack On Mother and Stroller

William David Phillips Accused Vehicle Attack On Mother and Stroller --- ===

Monday June 17, 2019 William David Phillips Accused Vehicle Attack On Mother and Stroller  3 killed (including unborn) 2 injured William David Phillips was driving Jefferson City, Tennesee before he told police that a voice in his head “told him that the baby stroller had meth in it. The New York Post headline described that he was a "driver on a deranged mission" when he first swerved and intentionally hit a 61-year-old pedestrian Tillman Gunter, then minutes later deliberately rammed his car into and killed Sierra Wilson Cahoon, 30, who was pushing her 2-year-old son Nolan and her unborn baby. Then he crashed through the walls of a fish hatchery destroying thousand of exotic fish and could have killed an employee that was sent to the hospital with minor injuries.[1] The victms were the  wife and son of Matt Cahoon, assistant athletic trainer at the local Christian-focused Carson-Newman University.

Alternative theory - looks more like a terrorist attack stage to look like a man who lost his mind rather than a man who really heard voices to kill people. 

*tags


*Footnotes 
  1. Driver on deranged mission to 'kill meth addicts' mows down mom, toddler 3 attack locations and targets  New York Post According to the arrest warrants, Phillips told police that a voice in his head “told him that the baby stroller had meth in it so he intentionally drove into ...William David Phillips, 33, of Jefferson City told cops that “a voice told him that he needed to go kill meth addicts so he began driving very fast” when he committed the heinous act Monday afternoon, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported, citing arrest warrants.  Phillips was slapped with murder charges in the deaths of Sierra Wilson Cahoon, 30, her 2-year-old son, Nolan Cahoon, and her unborn child, authorities said.  fish store employee were taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said. " that could’ve killed me,” the injured employee, identified as Katie McCord, told NBC affiliate WBIR.  Phillips “penetrated the building” and took out an estimated tens of thousands of ornamental fish wife and son of Matt Cahoon, an assistant athletic trainer at the local Carson-Newman University, "Our mission as Christian educators is to help our students reach their full potential as educated citizens and worldwide servant-leaders."
    1. 1  swerved and intentionally hit a 61-year-old pedestrian identified as Tillman Gunter with his Chevy Impala. 
    2. 2 less than a mile away swerved and deliberately rammed his car into Cahoon and her son, whom she was pushing in a stroller, before 
    3. 3 crashing the vehicle into a nearby building that houses a fish hatchery, where an employee inside suffered minor injuries, cops said.
  2. Man runs over pregnant woman and toddler, blames 'voices' in his head - myfox8.com
  3. 'Hit-and-run driver killed pregnant mom and her son, 2, in random attack' - Metro
  4. Police: Pregnant former Parkton resident, 2-year-old son killed in Tennessee crash, man charged ... Baltimore Sun  A pregnant woman who formerly lived in Parkton and her 2-year-old son were ... say was driven by a man who said he was obeying a voice in his head. ... told him that he needed to go kill meth addicts so he began driving very fast.
  5. Allegedly Runs Over Pregnant Mom And Son Because Voices Told Him To 'Kill Meth Addicts' - Oxygen
  6. Tennessee: Man mows down pregnant woman, her toddler son as 'voices' tell him to 'kill meth ... - Times Now
  7. William David Phillips: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
  8. Third murder charge filed in Jefferson City vehicular attacks  knoxnews.com   now faces a third murder charge in connection to the death of the unborn child, police said.  also faces a charge of attempted first-degree murder against Gunter, who was treated at a local hospital for what authorities described as non-life-threatening injuries. "He said the voice told him that the baby stroller had meth in it so he intentionally drove into (the mother and child) ... killing them both," the warrants read. "This act was done with premeditation." Police said the suspect did not know any of the victims. Cahoon and Nolan were the wife and son of Matt Cahoon, an assistant athletic trainer at Carson-Newman, a Christian school located on a campus less than a quarter mile from the attacks. 
*Sources

Thursday, June 20, 2019

About Shlomo Sand

About Shlomo Sand --- ===

Racists neo nazi  David Duke, reptilian pro-russian kook  David Icke, black muslim nationalist  Louis Farrakhan and the Assad Regime and Iran, George Galloway, Gilad Atzmon and the Daily Stormer all of these anti-semites support the work of  Sand (1) This mis/historian claims The Invention of the Jewish People that Jews aren't a race tied to Israel which is popular among Arabs and others bent on the destruction of Israel and a homeland for the Jews.

Alternative theory - fake academic with fake theory to attack Israel on behalf of anti-semites, most of whom get support from Russians and Iranians.

*Footnotes
  1. Shlomo Sand Why David Duke, David Icke, Louis Farrakhan and the Assad Regime All Love  And Iran, George Galloway, Gilad Atzmon and the Daily Stormer. Why has such a diverse spectrum of anti-Semites converged on the work of this Israeli historian? (1)
  2. Shlomo Sand, The Arabs' Darling by Shaul Bartal Middle East Quarterly Winter 2015  Sand's claim—that Jews never existed as a national group with a common origin in the Land of Israel/Palestine—has been disproved by scores of historical writings and archaeological discoveries. In 2008, archaeologists from the Hebrew University found five lines of text written in black ink on a shard of pottery dug up at Elah Fortress, or Khirbet Qeiyafa, in Israel. Carbon dating of artifacts found at the site indicates the Hebrew inscription was written about 3,000 years ago, predating the Dead Sea Scrolls by 1,000 years.  Jewish Israeli researchers whose books and writings achieve great appreciation among Arab communities in the Middle East are few and far between. Shlomo Sand is the exception. Since the initial publication of The Invention of the Jewish People five years ago,[1] every interview with the Tel Aviv University historian has achieved great popularity in Arab media. Headlines refer to his name endlessly though his theories are anything but new and have long been popular in the Arab world, just as The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and Mein Kampf have been widely distributed in the Arab language for many years.[2] In essence, Sand's book has become a plank of Palestinian and Arab propaganda, the purpose of which is to undermine the right of the Jewish people to its ancestral homeland.

*Sources


Shlomo Sand - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shlomo_Sand

Shlomo Sand is an Israeli Emeritus Professor of History at Tel Aviv University. Contents. 1 Biography; 2 Views. 2.1 Criticism of gene studies. 3 Book publications.
Born‎: ‎10 September 1946 (age 72); ‎Linz, Austria
Notable works‎: ‎The Invention of the Jewish Pe...
Main interests‎: ‎History of Jews
‎Biography · ‎Views · ‎Book publications · ‎The Invention of the ...


The Invention of the Jewish People - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Invention_of_the_Jewish_People

The Invention of the Jewish People is a study of the historiography of the Jewish people by Shlomo Sand, Professor of History at Tel Aviv University.

Shlomo Sand: the man that Zionists love to hate | Books interview ...
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2010/jan/17/shlomo-sand-judaism-israel-jewish

Jan 16, 2010 - Shlomo Sand: an enemy of the Jewish people? ... Sand is a professor at Tel Aviv university and author of The Invention of the Jewish People. His quiet earthquake of a book is shaking historical faith in the link between Judaism and Israel.

Shlomo Sand: 'I wish to resign and cease considering myself a Jew ...
https://www.theguardian.com/.../shlomo-sand-i-wish-to-cease-considering-myself-a-je...

Oct 10, 2014 - His past was Jewish, but today he sees Israel as one of the most racist societies in the western world. Historian Shlomo Sand explains why he ...

The Invention of the Jewish People: Shlomo Sand, Yael Lotan ...
https://www.amazon.com/Invention-Jewish-People-Shlomo-Sand/dp/1844676234

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Among the many other misleading and questionable claims Pompeo made earlier this week when he gave a statement about the recent tanker attacks, the Secretary of State absurdly accused Iran of being behind an attack against U.S. forces in Kabul that had been claimed by the Taliban:

The secretary’s vague allegation of Iranian involvement in the Kabul attack surprised regional experts and a former U.S. diplomat, who said it would be unusual for Iran to launch an attack inside the Afghan capital. When asked to clarify the accusation that Iran was somehow linked to the attack in Kabul, the State Department declined to comment.

 administration’s credibility is in the toilet because of false and ridiculous accusations like this one. The false claim that Iran was behind the attack in Kabul is of a piece with the administration’s propaganda efforts to tie Iran to anything and everything that goes wrong in the wider region. If Yemenis are starving because of U.S.-backed Saudi coalition bombing, blockade, and economic war, Pompeo will say that Iran is responsible for it. If there is a random rocket attack in Iraq, Pompeo automatically blames Iran. If the Houthis launch an attack inside Saudi Arabia as part of the ongoing war on Yemen that has been raging for four years, Pompeo treats this as an attack from Iran when the simpler story of Yemeni retaliation makes much more sense. Now we’re supposed to believe that the Taliban is just Iran’s cat’s paw when our forces have been fighting the Taliban for almost 18 years straight. The administration is looking for any excuse to escalate tensions, and they will use any incident anywhere in the region and try to shoehorn it into their anti-Iranian narrative.

Pompeo has also been trying very hard to tie Iran to Al Qaeda in order to provide a pretext for using the 2001 AUMF to apply to military action against Iran.

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GW fellow/former terrorist arrested for solicitation, drugs Kara Zupkus Washington D.C. Campus Correspondent Jan 25, 2017 at 5:57 PM EDT
Jesse Morton, a former al Qaeda recruiter turned FBI informant turned fellow at The George Washington University, has been arrested for possession of cocaine while attempting to meet a prostitute.

According to The Washington Post, Jesse Morton was arrested on December 28 as part of a Fairfax, Virginia police sting operation after responding to an ad for a prostitute on backpage.com. Upon his arrest, police found cocaine and a glass pipe in his vehicle.

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Morton was the center of controversy after it was announced in the fall that he would be hired as a Homeland Security expert at The George Washington University’s Program on Extremism, conducting research on terrorist ideology.

At one time as a recruiter for al Qaeda, he ran the website Revolution Muslim and was even sentenced to 11.5 years in prison for threatening South Park writers after depicting the Prophet Mohammad in a bear suit. Morton also praised Nidal Hasan for his attack on the Fort Hood military base, killing 13 people.  Morton only served 3 of those years in prison, becoming an FBI informant and devoting himself to the study of extremism as a way to, as he put it, “make amends” for his past.

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Revolution Muslim (RM) was an organization based in New York City that advocated the establishment of a traditionalist Islamic state through the removal of the ...
Revolution Muslim (RM) was an organization based in New York City that advocated the establishment of a traditionalist Islamic state through the removal of the current rulers in Muslim-majority nations and an end to what they consider "Western imperialism". It was founded in 2007 by two American Muslim men Jesse Curtis Morton and Yousef Al-Khattab.
They operated both on their website "RevolutionMuslim.com" and through street preaching and protests. They frequently protested outside the Islamic Cultural Center of New York, a moderate Muslim mosque.[1][2]
The website was eventually shut down on November 2010, shortly after the arrest of one of the leaders. One of the leaders announced the group was reforming as a new organization called "Islam Policy", to be a think tank on Islamic issues.[3] He was operating the website for Islam Policy from Morocco.
By November, 2013, Jesse Curtis Morton, Zachary Adam Chesser and Yousef al-Khattab —the organization's leaders—had all been arrested and convicted in US courts.[4] Jesse Curtis Morton BOP reg # 79274-083 became a government informant and was released before serving the mandatory 85% of his sentence. Near or around May 23, 2015 Jesse violated his probation and served another 3 months and was re-released on April 23, 2017. Although Jesse Curtis Morton occasionally posted to the Islam Policy website from prison, the arrests dismantled the organization.[4] On May 23, 2015, it was announced on the Islam Policy website that Jesse Curtis Morton had been released from imprisonment.[5] Zachary Adam Chesser BOP reg # 76715-083 is serving his full sentence at USP Florence with a release date of 06/16/2032.[6] Yousef al-Khattab BOP Reg # 83258-083 Served 85% of his 30 month sentence and was released on August 2, 2016.[7]

History[edit]

The group of 5–10 members was co-founded in 2007 and run by two American converts to Islam, Yousef al-Khattab (born Joseph Cohen) and Jesse Curtis Morton (who used the pen-name Younes Abdullah Mohammed), who said their spiritual leader was Abdullah al-Faisal. al-Khattab had been born to a secular Jewish family from Atlantic City, New Jersey. He later became an Orthodox Jew and moved to Israel, where he studied at an Orthodox rabbinical school. The family converted to Islam and moved to the Palestinian Territories as well as East Jerusalem. [8][9] He is said to have worked driving a taxi,[10] operating a pedicab,[11] or running a restaurant.[12] At that time, he took the Muslim name, Yousef al-Khattab. Jesse Curtis Morton, a Columbia University graduate,[13] was a friend of al-Khattab's. As he embraced Islam, he used the pen-name Younes Abdullah Mohammed. The group promoted propaganda against the United States, Jews, Israel and others on its website, including moderate Muslims. The website was largely run by member Jesse Curtis Morton, aka Younes Abdullah Mohammed, a New York resident, but other contributors were from outside New York.
In addition to propagandizing via the website and blogs, the group has distributed anti-Israeli literature and regularly protested outside moderate mosques in New York City.[8] The mosques have called the police several times because of RM activities, but its members have not caused violence at the mosques.[14] The website also served as a source for threats against Jews and Jewish organizations, particularly from al-Khattab.[4] Legal and law enforcement officials in the US monitored the group, and described its activities at the time as protected by the First Amendment.[8] The Anti-Defamation League has monitored the group and its members since 2006.[15] A later terrorist influenced by Revolution Muslim was Terry Lee Loewen, who attempted to bomb the Wichita, Kansas airport in December 2013.[16]
In December 2009, al-Khattab expressed support on the website for Nidal Malik Hasan, the US Army psychiatrist accused of the Fort Hood shooting in November of that year.[17] The Department of Defense classified the events as "workplace violence", pending Hasan's court-martial. On December 12, 2009 al-Khattab posted a video on the group's website announcing that he had retired and was moving to Morocco, and that the group would be run by Abdullah as-Sayf Jones.[18] According to a video Jones made, he was born David Scott Jones and grew up in Brevard County, Florida. He converted to Islam at the age of 16, taking the name Abdullah as-Sayf. After following the group online, in 2009, Jones moved to New York in 2009 and joined RM.
In April 2010, Abdullah as-Sayf Jones publicly left the group; he announced having become a practitioner of Shia Islam.[17] He has since spoken out frequently against Revolution Muslim and radical extremism. He has counseled Muslim youths against being attracted to extremist organizations.[17]
In April 2010, Revolution Muslim posted a statement on its blog from Anwar al-Awlaki, a prominent American-Yemeni cleric then in hiding in Yemen. US officials have alleged that he was connected to various terrorists, including the 9/11 hijackers and the Christmas Day 2009 bomber. The Fort Hood shooter had communicated with him when doing research on Muslims in the American military. Alwaki said in that statement, "America cannot and will not win. The tables have turned and there is no rolling back of the worldwide Jihad movement."[19]
On October 30, 2013, al-Khattab pleaded guilty to using his position as a leader of the "Revolution Muslim" websites to use the Internet to place others in fear of serious bodily injury. This related to postings made in January 2009, in which he encouraged visitors to the website to seek out the leaders of Jewish Federation chapters in the U.S. and "deal with them directly at their homes." Al-Khattab gave the names and addresses of synagogues in New York and another Jewish organization in Brooklyn. He also posted maps and directions to various Jewish facilities, and a link to The Anarchist Cookbook. Al-Khattab was sentenced to three years in prison in April 2014.[20]

Analysis[edit]

Mia Bloom, a political science professor at the Pennsylvania State University's International Center for the Study of Terrorism, says Revolution Muslim may look like amateurs when compared with other extremist websites, but is still a threat. She has studied the process of its attracting dissidents to the website. "It may lead people who become radicalized by it to turn to other, more dangerous Web sites," such as those run by terrorist organizations, she said, or to terrorist actions. She characterized the RM message as “narrow” and "misinformed" about Islam.[10]
Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Council on American–Islamic Relations, said regarding the Revolution Muslim group,
"[It is] an extreme fringe group that has absolutely no credibility within the Muslim community, they also cuss you out. In fact, most Muslims suspect they were set up only to make Muslims look bad. We just have very deep suspicions. They say such outrageous, irresponsible things that it almost seems like they're doing it to smear Islam."[21]

Influences[edit]

Law enforcement organizations followed the website to keep track of posters and others attracted to it. Colleen LaRose, also known as "Jihad Jane", said she frequently watched Revolution Muslim videos on their YouTube channel.[22] The scholar Jarret Brachman, a specialist on terrorism and contributor to Foreign Policy magazine, said she was the type of person fascinated by jihad but not belonging to a terrorist organization; he coined the term "jihobbyist" for such people in his 2008 study of global terrorism.[23] He noted such activists may be motivated to take part in violence while not knowing much about the religion. A number of other prominent and lesser known terrorists were also associated with the site, including Samir Khan, Jose Pimentel and Carlos Eduardo Almonte.[4]
In November 2009 CNN published an interview about the organization and a video of Revolution Muslim protest activities from their website, which showed Younes Abdullah Mohammed saying, that U.S. troops were "legitimate targets – until America changes its nature in the international arena." He said that Osama bin Laden was a role model.[24] CNN aired the previously scheduled program the evening after the Fort Hood shootings; no connection has been made between the Revolution Muslim statements and the shooting.[24] Nidal Malik Hasan, the US Army psychiatrist charged in the shootings, was not a follower of the website.[citation needed]

Threats[edit]

Revolution Muslim wrote threats on its website against Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of the TV cartoon series South Park,because one of their episodes depicted Muhammad in a way they described as insulting. Zachary Adam Chesser, under his user name of Abu Talhah al-Amrikee, wrote the threat and had been active in posting other inflammatory material on the website.[15] The Revolution Muslim website threatened the two men with violent retaliation and listed the addresses of both Comedy Central's New York office and Stone and Parker's production office in Los Angeles.[25][26]
The 20-year-old Chesser had a history over nearly two years of publicizing terrorist propaganda under his Muslim pen-name on websites and blogs, and promoting violence against non-Muslims.[15] A resident of Fairfax County, Virginia, he may have converted to Islam (The Fairfax Times and the Washington Post have published differing accounts). Friends and acquaintances said that in 2009, he became more extremist, adopting increasingly conservative views and traditional Islamic dress, and promoting them for others.
On July 21, 2010 Chesser was arrested on federal terrorism charges.[27] Earlier that month he had been barred from boarding a flight to Uganda; he intended to fly on to Somalia and join foreign "freedom fighters" with Al-Shabab. After the terrorist group claimed responsibility for bombing a World Cup semi-final in Uganda, Chesser called the FBI and said he wanted to report information on the group.[28] He pleaded guilty to all charges in October 2010 and in February 2011 was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Yousef Al-Khattab used Revolution Muslim to post a series of threats against the Jewish community, going so far as to post lists of individuals and organizations, addresses, and suggested ways to harm them.[29] Al-Khattab pleaded guilty to using the web to threaten the Jewish community in October, 2013.[4]

Times Square car bomb[edit]

On May 1, 2010, a failed car bomb attempt was discovered by the New York City Police Department near the eastern corner of 1 Astor Plaza, the headquarters of Comedy Central parent company Viacom. The New York Daily News reported that police were looking into a possible link between the attempted bombing and the threats against Comedy Central.[30][31] It turned out to be an unrelated event by Faisal Shahzad, a naturalized American citizen with ties to the Pakistani Taliban.[32] Shahzad was arrested, pleaded guilty to ten counts, and was sentenced to life in prison.
Revolution Muslim denied any involvement with the incident. Jesse Curtis Morton, aka Younes Abdullah Mohammed, the co-founder who still ran the group's website at the time, was in Times Square speaking out against President Barack Obama. But he said of the failed car bomb, "What do you think, I commanded somebody to blow up a building in the middle of Times Square? [...] It had nothing to do with the 'South Park' controversy. It was not an attack targeting Viacom."[33]

Hacking and closure[edit]

In June 2010, Revolution Muslim's website was hacked and redirected to an image of the Prophet Muhammed [34] The United States shut down the Revolution Muslim website in late 2010 due to its threats of violence made against British MPs; it posted the addresses of the MPs.
Chesser had been arrested in July 2010 and pleaded guilty to all federal charges, receiving a sentence of 25 years in prison. Mohammed (Morton) was arrested in 2011, convicted and sentenced in 2012 to more than ten years in prison.

Former members[edit]

Prior to the closure of its website, most of the original members left the group from late 2009 to early 2010. Some have publicly denounced the organization.
Yousef Al Khattab, a co-founder, left the organization in December 2009 and went to Morocco. From there he published statements critical of it and its leaders. He said it had become a haven for what he described as "Muslim misfits".[17] Hours after he pleaded guilty, he also posted a message on his Facebook page renouncing his former views as "disgusting" and not representative of Islam, and asking forgiveness for them.[4] He served 85% of his 30-month sentence and was released from federal prison on August 2, 2016.[6] While Yousef has denounced his former over the top interviews and online posts as well as sincerely apologizing for his uneducated and non Sunni misunderstanding of Islam, he refused to become a government informant as can be seen in his sentencing minutes and pre-trial minutes.[35]
Jesse Curtis Muslim a co-founder was sentenced to 11 1/2 years in federal prison. He became a prison informant for the FBI and was released after serving only 3 years of 11 and 1/2 year sentence[36] After Jesse's release he began work as a counter terrorism researcher at George Washington University and was seen as a shining example of the CVE industry.[37] Since his denouncing of his former beliefs and ideologies Jessie has given support to the Ahmadiyya Movement on more that one occasion by both giving them interviews and retweeting their website links which they call 'True Islam'[38]
David Scott Jones (pen-name Abdullah as-Sayf Jones), is another former leader who has left and denounced the organization. Jones left for religious reasons, saying he had become an Ash'ari Sunni Sufi[39] and then a few months later an observant of Sh'ia Islam.[40] He realized that Islam was not all about hate. He later explained in a collection of online posts that he was concerned with the direction of RM and did not want to be part of it. Today he actively speaks against organizations such as Revolution Muslim and works with Muslim youth to keep them from being attracted to extremist groups.[17]
He had a series of online debates with Jesse Curtis Morton, aka Younes Abdullah Muhammad, who fled from New York to Morocco in November 2010. Morton was arrested in Morocco in 2011 and tried in federal district court in Alexandria, Virginia, for soliciting murder through the Revolution Muslim website, as he was part of the threats against the South Park creators and published addresses related to them. He pleaded guilty to three charges.[41]

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External links[edit]

Archives of the old website

'Revolution Muslim' A Gateway For Would-Be Jihadists : NPR
https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130519592

Oct 13, 2010 - When Yousef al-Khattab demonstrated outside New York mosques just a couple of years ago, it was pretty obvious where he stood on the political spectrum. ... To promote that world view, Khattab and a friend of his -- Columbia University graduate Younes Abdullah Mohammed -- started a ...




OVERVIEW: Handful Of Americans Key In Terror GroupsOct. 11, 2010
PART 1: Al-Qaida Mastermind Rose Using American Hustle Oct. 11, 2010
PART 2: American Editor Brings U.S. Savvy To Jihad OutreachOct. 12, 2010

PART 4: Two Americans Become Al-Qaida Media Strategists Oct. 14, 2010 There are a lot of different ways of promoting the terrorist message, but few people have been as successful at doing so as Americans Adam Gadahn and Anwar al-Awlaki.

Gadahn is a Californian who joined al-Qaida back in the late 1990s. He's the plump, sometimes pedantic, star of al-Qaida's earliest videos. Awlaki is a New Mexico native of Yemeni descent who has, in recent months, become the bane of counterterrorism officials' existence.

What is important about both men is that they are among a select group of Americans who have joined up with terrorist groups and were elevated to senior positions within them. Both Gadahn and Awlaki now provide al-Qaida with insider's knowledge of the United States -- and that has helped al-Qaida and its affiliates develop a very sophisticated media strategy targeting possible American recruits.
His ability to inspire young Muslims to violence has forced counterterrorism officials to contend with Awlaki's YouTube audience and his keen understanding of how to transmit his message in the Internet age. He has given al-Qaida an amazing reach. Al-Qaida and its affiliates don't have to go in search of recruits anymore -- the recruits, inspired by Awlaki, find them.

From Revolution Muslim to Islamic State: Introduction - New America
https://www.newamerica.org/international.../revolution-muslim-islamic.../introduction/

From December 2007 through May 2011, Revolution Muslim, a radical Salafi-jihadist organization based primarily in New York City, brought al-Qaeda's ...

From Revolution Muslim to Islamic State: The Revolution Muslim ...
https://www.newamerica.org/.../revolution-muslim-islamic.../the-revolution-muslim-m...

A unique, multifaceted lens into Revolution Muslim's activities and how it catalyzed the jihadist scene in America and the West.

Revolution Muslim’s more explicit support for terrorist violence and its integrated and public-facing online efforts successfully cultivated a surge in American jihadist terrorist activity. RM became a premiere outlet for jihadism in the West. Followers were consumed and embedded in a community of the like-minded 24/7, as long as they had internet access. Seven of 23 terrorism cases from March 2009 to August 2010 had explicit links to ITS or RM.65 By 2012, Gordon Kromberg, the prosecutor in Yousef al-Khattab’s case, noted that at least 15 individuals linked to Revolution Muslim had engaged in or attempted to engage in terrorism.66 And arrests have continued since 2012.
Abdullah Faisal himself was indicted on August 26, 2017, for recruiting supporters and facilitating travel to ISIS.67 Nevertheless, because Revolution Muslim did not facilitate but rather promoted the ideology and camaraderie that typically precedes acts of jihadist extremism in the West, the actual influence of the organization may never be grasped in totality.
The following chart highlights the most significant terrorism cases linked directly to Revolution Muslim and the nature of that linkage.
Table 1: Cases Linked to Revolution Muslim
Individuals Linked to Revolution MuslimActive Contact or Passive FollowerArrested on Terrorism ChargesTravel Overseas (Attempted or Successful)
Bilal Zaheer AhmadActiveYesNo
Carlos Almonte and Mohamed AlessaActiveYesYes
Zachary ChesserActiveYesYes
Roshonara ChoudhryPassiveYesNo
Mohammed Chowdhury, Shah Rahman, Gurukanth Desai and Abdul MiahActiveYesNo
Rezwan FerdausActiveYesNo
Samir KhanActiveKilledYes
Colleen LaRosePassiveYesYes
Daniel MaldonadoActiveYesYes
Antonio MartinezPassiveYesNo
Tarek MehannaActiveYesYes
Jose PimentelActiveYesNo
Paul Rockwood Jr.PassiveYesNo
Abdel Hameed ShehadehActiveYesYes
Revolution Muslim-linked cases were either passively linked to the group (i.e., the individual was not in active communication, but followed RM’s online presence) or actively linked (the individual had direct interactions with RM).
On March 9, 2010, the U.S. government unsealed charges against Colleen LaRose, popularly known in the media as “Jihad Jane.”68 She and other conspirators planned to murder Lars Vilks, a Swedish cartoonist who had portrayed the Prophet Muhammad in caricature. LaRose was a white convert to Islam and a subscriber to Revolution Muslim’s YouTube channel.69
Abdullah Muhammad exploited media outlets such as the Russia Today television network to frame the case as part of a U.S.-led war on Islam and to promote conspiratorial views of law enforcement entrapment.70 He also attempted to distance RM from accusations that it was deliberately inciting homegrown terrorism, saying for example in an interview on Russia Today shortly after LaRose’s arrest that it represented “one case in many whereby they are trying to suggest there is incitement occurring over the internet, whether it was Jihad Jane or whether it was the case we saw earlier in the week with the 9/11 Truther. This is a movement to discredit alternative press and to keep the mainstream public reliant upon the mainstream media.”71
Meanwhile, terrorist organizations based abroad picked up on Revolution Muslim’s activity to further their ends. Anwar al-Awlaki, now embedded within al-Qaeda in Yemen, followed LaRose’s arrest with a statement that made the rounds of media outlets everywhere. On his blog, he wrote:
“In such an inhospitable environment [America], jihad is flourishing.... The jihad movement has not only survived but is expanding. Isn’t it ironic that the two capitals of the war against Islam, Washington D.C. and London have also become the centers of Western jihad? Jihad is becoming as American as apple pie and as British as afternoon tea.”72
Revolution Muslim frequently appeared in coverage of terrorism-related cases after LaRose’s arrest. The group’s enhanced notoriety helped draw interest from an increasing number of Americans.
On December 8, 2010, Antonio Martinez, a naturalized U.S. citizen and recent convert to Islam, was arrested for a plot to target the armed forces recruiting station in Catonsville, Maryland.73 Although, like LaRose, Martinez did not interact directly with Revolution Muslim, he was affected by both it and ALM’s ideology. He viewed a video of Osama bin Laden and multiple terrorist training camp video clips on the RM website,74 and mentioned support for Omar Bakri to a confidential informant.75
Also in 2010, Paul “Bilal” Rockwood Jr. and his spouse, Nadia Piroska Maria Rockwood, were arrested for lying to investigators and collaborating on a kill list that included 15 specific targets.76 Rockwood had become a follower of al-Awlaki and spent time at work viewing the Revolution Muslim website.77 At one point, he began researching explosives and remote triggering devices, and by 2009 began sharing ideas for committing acts of violence, “including the possibility of using mail bombs or killing targets by gunshot to the head.”78

Active Followers Take Action

Revolution Muslim’s success derived not only from its influence on passive viewers of its propaganda but also from its encouragement of those who actively interacted with the group, pushing them toward the decision to engage in jihadist terrorism.
Rezwan Ferdaus, a U.S. citizen of Bangladeshi descent, directly interacted with Revolution Muslim online and in detail before being arrested for plotting to attack the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol. In February 2010, Ferdaus contacted Abdullah Muhammad by email to ask about the appropriateness of martyrdom operations. Abdullah Muhammad suggested that such operations could have “enormous benfits (sic) in a war of attrition.”79 In 2011, Ferdaus began speaking to undercover FBI agents, who he believed were al-Qaeda operatives, about his desire to attack the Pentagon and the Capitol using weaponized drones.80
Jose Pimentel was another “big fan of Revolution Muslim,” according to court documents.81 Pimentel reached out to register for one of Abdullah Muhammad’s online courses. They exchanged emails and held private phone conversations thereafter in which Abdullah Muhammad advised Pimentel on how he could merge his independent efforts with the broader Revolution Muslim network.82 Pimentel, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in the Dominican Republic, vacillated between merely talking and preparing to act. His interactions with Revolution Muslim, both online and in the real world, furthered his commitment to violent action.83 In May 2009, he discussed going to Yemen for terrorism training and returning to the United States.84 Soon thereafter, Abdullah Muhammad allowed Pimentel to post directly to RM’s newer Islam Policy website.85 Anwar al-Awlaki’s death on September 30, 2011, in a U.S. drone attack, seemed to hasten his operationalization. Pimentel started discussing plans for bombing a variety of targets, including post offices around the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan and police in New York and New Jersey.86 He was arrested on November 19, 2011, after he purchased components for bombs to use in the attacks.87
Revolution Muslim’s efforts highlighted a developing transition in cases of homegrown violent extremism. Where the radicalization of earlier years occurred mostly through in-person interaction, online contact now seemed sufficient to promote radicalization to violence. The internet reduced temporal and spatial restrictions and enhanced the effects of Revolution Muslim’s innovative approach.

Revolution Muslim’s Influence on al-Muhajiroun in the U.K.

Revolution Muslim’s impact was not limited to the United States. In the United Kingdom, Anjem Choudary and other higher-level associates in ALM recognized the effect Revolution Muslim was having and tried to harness it. By doing so, they could promote a pro-al-Qaeda message while protecting themselves from British anti-terrorism legislation.
As a result, what might have been considered as Bakrism shifted to Bin Ladenism, with Revolution Muslim as the conduit.

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What al-Khattab did was post a video in 2009 of violence in the Gaza Strip. He then encouraged RevMuslim followers to seek out Jewish leaders in the U.S. and, in his words, "deal with them directly in their homes."

Then he posted a photo of a Jewish organization in Brooklyn, with directions on how to get there, adding that it tended to be full at prayer time.
"They interpreted me giving the message of Islam as being a threat to the Jewish community, which it wasn't," he began explaining.
When asked how providing addresses and pictures of people in the Jewish community after an anti-Semitic screed could possibly be misinterpreted, he bowed his head.
"OK, OK," he said, "I am not defending that."
Launching The Site In 2007

After growing up in New Jersey, he converted to Islam in his late 20s, when he was living in the Middle East. When he returned to the U.S. in 2007, he helped start Revolution Muslim.


He says he "fell in" with people who were more radical than he was, but law enforcement officials say al-Khattab spearheaded the group's radicalization efforts.


Mitch Silber used to be the New York Police Department's highest-ranking terrorism expert and ran its Terrorism Analysis Division. Now he runs K2 Intelligence's Data Analytics practice. He said for a time after 2007, Revolution Muslim appeared to have some connection to almost every formal terrorism investigation they opened.

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'Revolution Muslim' A Gateway For Would-Be Jihadis
"RevMuslim became very proactive in the New York City area," Silber said, "both publicly, doing demonstrations on the streets on New York City, as well as online, having a pretty significant Internet component to their efforts. Al-Khattab was one of the two leaders of the group, he was a chief propagandist, he was an organizer, he was a provocateur."
A New Era Of Radicalization

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Revolution Muslim and al-Khattab ushered in a new era of jihadi radicalization.

It used to be that young Muslims traveled to terrorist training camps in Pakistan, Afghanistan or Yemen after being radicalized by recruiters from terrorist groups.
Revolution Muslim's YouTube channel and website made one-on-one recruitment unnecessary. The group could goad young Muslims to action with provocative posts on the Web.

They put up videos of a radical cleric known as Sheikh Abdullah Faisal who, among other things, preached that it was good to kill those who don't believe in Islam. Faisal is now in Jamaica, where local Muslim groups have shunned him and his radical message.

Revolution Muslim posted a video that championed Osama bin Laden and the 911 terrorists as heroes. After the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, in which Army Maj. Nidal Hassan killed 13 people, al-Khattab publicly lauded his actions. He and other members of Revolution Muslim demonstrated in support of Hassan and put the video of their protest up on the Web.

All of this provocation seemed to work — RevMuslim followers prone to violence began coming out of the woodwork. Between 2008 and last year, nearly every violent Islamist arrested in this country on terrorism charges seemed to have some connection to the group.

The Philadelphia woman known as Jihad Jane, arrested in 2009 for plotting to kill a cartoonist who had drawn the Prophet Muhammad, was a RevMuslim follower.


Samir Khan, the North Carolina man who edited an al-Qaida magazine and was killed by a drone while riding in the same vehicle as radical American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen, was a frequent visitor to the group's chatrooms.


Zachary Chesser, a Virginia man who blogged for RevMuslim, was arrested boarding a flight to Somalia. He was traveling to join al-Shabab, a group linked to al-Qaida.


'We Were Wrong'


Al-Khattab was the last of the group's core leadership to have evaded authorities, until he pleaded guilty last fall.
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