A 17-year-old in Peoria, Ariz., has been arrested over his ideas to fill up a helicopter with explosives and take it into the Phoenix Pride festival. He was hoping to “bomb 2024 Pride Parade and get over USA” and said that he had ordered bomb-making technology. He was, nevertheless, discovered and stopped before he could hold out his attack. You should have been aware of a terrorist plot of this size, but the mainstream media is also keeping a quasi-radio silence about it.
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Now, foiled attacks always get less attention than ones that are successful, and that’s why you likely have n’t heard about this particular plot, but there is another reason as well: the perpetrator was not a” white supremacist” gun nut who could be easily shoehorned into the left’s standard narrative about supposed “right-wing” violence.
#BREAKING: Marvin Aneer Jalo, 17, of Peoria, was arrested on Oct. 18. https ://t.co/vBQNYoqfn7 photograph. twitter.com/8tfSMEpl7J— azfamily 3TV CBS 5 ( @azfamily ) October 23, 2024
Marvin Aneer Jalo was an Islamic militancy at the time when the media’s alliance with Islamist organizations is rife with unrest over the Biden-Harris regime’s failure to deceive Israel as severely as Muslim leaders have been demanding they do, as well as over cultural issues. Many Muslims are angry over the left’s unwavering resolve to adopt and adjust every fantasy, delusion, and perversion that comes down the pike. Therefore, it was the worst day for a Muslim to storyline to bomb a Pride Parade, which is why you’re the only one who knows about this story.
Jalo was detained next Friday, the first day of the LGBTQEIEIO Pride Parade in Phoenix, according to a report from AZFamily on Wednesday. Due to the gravity of his ideas, he is “being charged as an adult with violence and conspiracy to commit violence, both category 2 crimes”. The younger, presumably young man” started communicating with people he described as fanatics who were recruiting him” in 2023.
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The “extremists” in question were jihadis from the Islamic State ( ISIS), and Jalo was more than willing to be recruited. He “reportedly stated that they could “bomb” the 2024 Pride Parade and occupy the United States. Although the “take over USA” movement was more than a small grand, the Pride Parade’s bombing plot was undoubtedly possible. Jalo also “later said he was having supplies shipped to him to make explosives” . ,
The aspiring jihadist had “numerous photos of firearms and an instructional video showing an ISIS fighter making the explosive Triacetone Triperoxide ( TATP)” on his phone. That’s another reason why you wo n’t hear much, if anything, about this plot. The public’s only area of interest in weapon was strategizing about how to avoid the Second Amendment and take them away from law-abiding residents upward until Tim Walz and Adam Kinzinger discovered their love for them, despite how incompetent they are at handling them. Leftist media outlets would have covered this story extensively as yet another illustration of how Americans ca n’t be trusted with weapons if Jalo had n’t been a jihadi.
But Islamic jihadists who use firearms, or just save photos of them for future reference, do n’t qualify to become part of the left’s exhibit on how bad guns really are. Even though the Biden-Harris regime has betrayed Israel in various ways, it never seems to appease them because of Kamala Harris ‘ continued claims to aid Israel. By not giving a terrorism plot any notice, much less one opposed to a Pride Parade, the leftist establishment dares to danger enraging Muslim voters even more.
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Arizona Gov. While attending the Phoenix Pride event, Katie Hobbs (D-Of Course ) was the festival grand marshal and issued this pro forma declaration:” I’m shocked and horrified at the alleged plot to attack innocent Arizonans and users of the LGBTQ community, and I’m glad for the swift steps taken by law enforcement to prevent a possible horror. Arizonans must unite to fight against hate wherever it may be. In the face of bigotry and violent extremism, I was proud to serve as Grand Marshall of the Phoenix Pride parade this year. I’ll continue to stand with the LGBTQ community.
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That’s right, “bigotry and violent extremism”. She avoids being specific out of concern for offending Muslims. But how can authorities stop jihad when they are hesitant to even define it as what it is? And Katie Hobbs is not the only one who denials this. AZFamily noted that” the arrest of Jalo, 17, highlights a trend of teenagers getting recruited or influenced by terror organizations” . ,
It quoted Seamus Hughes of the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center (NCITE ) explaining:” You’re talking about individuals that are just forming kind of the process of who they are and trying to make sense of the world. And they’re finding that in an online echo chamber that their extremist beliefs are acceptable.
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Sure. There are, however, plenty of older people who share the same beliefs. Hughes, Hobbs, and the rest would do better to examine the nature of the jihadi appeal to young Muslims, and ponder why it resonates with them, instead of just tut-tutting about “online extremism”. Such an examination, however, would almost certainly lead into Islamic theology and doctrine, where the timid and politically correct resolutely refuse to venture. And so many more young men will come to know about him thanks to the denial and willful ignorance that brought us Marvin Aneer Jalo.