Vehicle Strikes people in New Orleans

originally posted by: atsalex2
So now the FBI believes he acted alone, but how did the Airbnb catch fire after he was diseased? did someone else light it on fire to try and cover his tracks?

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but now Fox says there was a fire in his Airbnb apartment after he died, did the ghost start the fire or is there an accomplice trying to cover his tracks?

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He could have lit a bunch of candles and surrounded the bottom of the candles with flammable material so when the candles burned down to a certain amount the flammable material catches fore and starts the house. There's a few other ways to start a fire with nobody around that can be delayed 30 minutes to many hours, some that would even give off a small explosion, but I won't post anymore of them publicly

Oh NO not again ❗️🥥

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NEW: New Orleans Police Superintendent says she had no clue that New Orleans had sidewalk barriers to defend against terror attacks, which are now being used today.

What a total embarrassment.

Reporters seemed shocked when Anne Kirkpatrick bizarrely admitted that she was unaware of sidewalk barriers, something that would have likely saved lives had they been installed on New Year's.

According to video footage, the New Orleans terror attack suspect appeared to get around police barricades by going on the sidewalk.


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originally posted by: xuenchen

Oh NO not again ❗️🥥

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NEW: New Orleans Police Superintendent says she had no clue that New Orleans had sidewalk barriers to defend against terror attacks, which are now being used today.

What a total embarrassment.

Reporters seemed shocked when Anne Kirkpatrick bizarrely admitted that she was unaware of sidewalk barriers, something that would have likely saved lives had they been installed on New Year's.

According to video footage, the New Orleans terror attack suspect appeared to get around police barricades by going on the sidewalk.


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Obviously she is another DEI hire.

Terrorist Cell with Fort Bragg as the focal point?

Visual: gettr.com...

Oh Look how Neat!! Oh-SO Perfect (again) 🤣🤣

New Orleans ISIS terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar had bomb-making station and Quran open to chilling passage in his home, new photos reveal

HOUSTON – ISIS-inspired New Orleans terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar kept a bomb-making workbench in his ramshackle Texas trailer home — where a Quran was left open on a page about “slaying” in the name of Allah, exclusive photos obtained by The Post show.

Jabbar’s north Houston home was filled with chemical residue and chemical bottles, while an inventory of items seized by the FBI — left behind by investigators who raided his house on Wednesday — included a long list of compounds used in bomb-making.

His Quran was propped atop a bookshelf, a centerpiece in his living room, and open to a passage reading, “they fight in Allah’s cause, and slay and are slain; a promise binding…”

Bonehead ESPN (owned by bitter ABC) still not pro-America.

My God when will these clods ever learn. 😬

ESPN blasted for not airing national anthem, moment of silence ahead of Sugar Bowl on day after New Orleans attack

All eyes were on ESPN on Thursday as the Sugar Bowl took place a little more than 24 hours after an ISIS-inspired terrorist created mayhem on Bourbon Street in New Orleans that left 14 people dead and injured dozens more.

But noticeably absent from the pregame broadcast on the main network was the national anthem and the moment of silence held in honor of the tragedy that occurred about 1 mile away from the Caesars Superdome where Notre Dame and Georgia squared off.

The exclusion of both moments from the ESPN telecast angered some football fans and led to criticism of the network on social media.

FBI declines to say whether it will fire, discipline agent who said attack was 'not a terrorist event'

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a reply to: xuenchen

I saw this last night.

What I want to know is how this person got into his house, and why it was just left wide open like it seemingly was?

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: xuenchen

I saw this last night.

What I want to know is how this person got into his house, and why it was just left wide open like it seemingly was?

Another mystery in this whole nutty story of events.

a reply to: xuenchen

It seems Huston FBI has no crime scene tape for that door.

Nice video but how was that area left open while still under investigation?

More like they are showing a house than investigating.

a reply to: BeyondKnowledge3

Nice video but how was that area left open while still under investigation?

i've seen this before, once a crime scene or search warrant has been executed ,investigated and searched and inventory list left. even if the door is busted off the frame and can't be closed they'll leave it just like it was when they got done.

Has no one mentioned this yet? It is NEED TO KNOW.

Everything the jihadi wannabe does, is from a jihad publication called INSPIRE, published for one reason, to radicalize jihadi sympathizers.

What the New Orleans Terror Attack Demonstrates About the Franchising of the Islamic State
foreignpolicy.com...

Do a simple search for other issues of inspire, and see for yourselves what the gov and lame-stream news will never discuss, because they are beholden to o'buma the jihadi sympathizer.

Don't take my word for it, see for yourself and decide, if almost two decades of radicalization publications have proliferated terrorism.

Al-Qaeda Magazine: Execute Attacks As Extension Of October 7 | MEMRI
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BBC Monitoring - Briefing: Al-Qaeda's Inspire video shows focus on 'lone jihad' incitement - BBC Monitoring - Briefing Al-Qaeda's Inspire video shows focus on 'lone jihad' incitement.pdf
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Three examples, of hundreds available.

Due diligence, use it.

Knowing, really is half the battle.

Stay Alert & Stay Alive!

a reply to: ADVISOR

Well, this inspire video you refer to is far from being the first example of course study in the..."How to be Johhny Jihadi 101"...home study guide.

For that, you'd need to go back a thousand years or so.

a reply to: BeyondKnowledge3

From the second that news reporter set foot inside that house everything inside of it is now completely not usable for evidence. So, anything which wasn't taken the first time is now unusable.

I can't even believe the sh!t I see like this! It's like they TRYING to screw up investigations!

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NEW: New Orleans faces first lawsuit relating to the New Year’s Day terror attack, law firm alleges negligence by the New Orleans Police Department.

The lawsuit comes after police superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said she had no clue the city had sidewalk barriers.

“Because of the negligence of the NOPD and the City of New Orleans, 14 innocent lives were lost. Dozens more were injured, and the courses of their lives forever changed,” the Maples & Connick, LLC said in a release.

While speaking to reporters, Kirkpatrick said she didn’t know about the existence of ‘Yellow Archer’ sidewalk barriers.

According to video footage, the New Orleans terror attack suspect appeared to get around police barricades by going on the sidewalk.

a reply to: xuenchen

Well, you lot over the Pond do tend to be very keenly litigious?

Hardly surprising, really.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

Fox news was discussing that yesterday. The FBI went back in for another look around after the reporters had already been through that open house.

There is one place we didn't look.



Did they find the spoon?

a reply to: xuenchen

I figured something like this would be among the first litigation. The perp driving right around a NOPD SUV to gain access to Bourbon St. was an obvious lapse in security, and the removal of the mechanical crash barriers was another, and that one was a serious one. Those barriers will disable a vehicle almost instantly, and they're easy to put in place. The fact that they were placed previously, and then removed prior to New Year was a serious blunder on the part of the City of NOLA (whomever removed them).

I've seen those barriers in action and they're really something to see. When a vehicle hits one they flip over backwards and come up underneath the vehicle high centering it and destroying the undercarriage. They're completely mobile, and there was no excuse for not having them in place for an event like New Year celebrations. It's not like the street was open to vehicle traffic.

I would say the City of NOLA is hangin' out there on this one.

a reply to: xuenchen

New Orleans prosecutor commits suicide.

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originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: xuenchen

New Orleans prosecutor commits suicide.

www.thegatewaypundit.com...

Hmmm Suicide or........ MURDER!! 😡