Americans among terrorist attackers in Nairobi named below:
They don’t know they’re slated to be killed … but once their usefulness is over, that’s how the enemy deals with people like these. These killers in Nairobi, Kenya, have no clue that’s their fate. Nor do those joining the cause, back in the ghettos of the Homeland.
In Kenya, they pass out candy bars and tell children they’re not monsters.
They’re what Vladimir Lenin called “USEFUL IDIOTS”, but what did he mean by that?
It’s that they’re first to be used to kill their enemies, and when their usefulness is over? They’re slated to be slaughtered en mass and bulldozed into mass graves! That’s what leftists’ve done before and what they’ll continue to do.
(You’ll note by their names, they’re all Muslim. Nothing new; we knew that. But did you know where they’re from? Four of the 6 listed, are from the heartland, not the “left coast”.) Do you think they studied the techniques used by leftists, before they joined up? I sincerely doubt it!
Obviously, it didn’t give the current head of the DOJ a clue; does it you? Also, did it surprise you that the U.S. prison system is the number one recruiting ground for U.S. terrorists?
Begging the question then, did it surprise you that Eric Holder, the U.S. Attorney General, suggested releasing those in jail for what they consider to be “unfair” reasons? Being that (according to leftist propaganda – that blacks are jailed at a higher rate than whites) these men feel they’re unjustly kept behind bars, obviously they’re also ripe for the conversion to Islam and being “flipped” … and becoming terrorists. These men below are the Americans named ….
Ahmed Mohamed Isse, 22 years old, from Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Abdifatah Osman Keenadiid, 24 years old, from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Gen Mustafe Noorudiin, 27 years old, from Kansas City, Missouri.
Shafi Die, 25 years old, Tucson, Arizona.
Abdishakour Sheikh Hussein, 22 years old, Maine.
Abdikarem ‘Ali Mohamed, 21 years old, Illinois.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. intelligence agencies are scrambling to salvage their surveillance of al-Qaida and other terrorists who are working frantically to change how they communicate after a National Security Agency contractor leaked details of two NSA spying programs. It’s an electronic game of cat-and-mouse that could have deadly consequences if a plot is missed or a terrorist operative manages to drop out of sight.