Bree A Dail @breeadail
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CONFIRMED posting by the mosque reportedly attended by the NOLA terrorist, instructing members to refer all inquiries by @FBI, law enforcement and media to legal representation of CAIR.
9:37 PM · Jan 1, 2025

Several things strike me about this. For one, when over a dozen people die in an Islamic terrorist attack, I'm not sure "the safety of our community" should be the most important thing in that equation. No one has attacked this mosque (or any mosque in the United States, for that matter), nor is there any reason to believe anyone will do so. The attacker who attended it did carry out an attack, though. So why the immediate inward focus?

The entire message reads like an order of protection for anyone who may have radicalized or assisted Jabbar in some way. The push to contact CAIR is a dead giveaway. For those unaware, the Council on American-Islamic Relations is an unindicted co-conspirator and supporter of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood. It is a radical group that has long sought to protect Islamism at the cost of American lives. If CAIR is involved, you can bet there's probably something going on under the surface. //

Let's be honest. If this were a Christian church putting out such a statement after one of its members committed a mass casualty terrorist attack, every legacy media outlet in the country would be digging deeper. That won't happen here because the press takes a subservient approach to Islam due to its place on the intersectional hierarchy. Still, I hope there are some good reporters out there willing to poke around. //

2020vision
an hour ago
What the statement of the Mosque didn't say:

1. Condolences to the families of the individuals who were killed in the incident and we pray for the speedy and complete recovery of those who were injured.
2. We do not condone violence against innocent people and condemn such actions entirely.
3. We will assist authorities in finding how such evil consumed one of our flock.
   Unfortunately, what they didn't say speaks volumes. //

Model 12
an hour ago
As a former friend of mine once said to me, "I have a duty to lie to you, to steal from you, and to cheat you" Just part of the job of being Moslem.