/r/terrorism
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What proof did the FBI have that Shamsud-Din Jabbar wanted to harm his family prior to the attack
I read a lengthy article that the FBI had had Intel that Shamsud had wanted to harm his family prior to his attack in New Orleans where did this Intel come from I haven't read it anywhere do they just make this stuff up. They said his objective was to hurt as many people as possible but decided at 3 o'clock in the morning would be better than midnight to do the most killings.
Someone else prior military had said he was trying to prevent a first flag exercise. Me being a veteran and an active duty military for 15 years even during my list I would never try to plan my own tragedy because my higher-ups wouldn't listen to me and certainly as a veteran I definitely would not pay it no mind because the outcome would be your death your family's death and that's it.
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Hot Take
The only way to fight terrorism is with terrorism. Time to infiltrate ISIS and other radical groups with attacks such as the pager bombs. Fight fire with fire. Time to put fear in the hearts of the terrorist.
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