Easter Blood: Sri Lanka Terrorist Bombings!

Extremists destroy churches and hotels in multiple bombing attacks in Colombo, Sri Lanka.

Here in the United States, the far-white and Republicans will try to exploit this for political gains.

We have a gun violence problem. We do have a terrorist problem! It's not often caused by Black, Brown or immigrants who practice Islam. It's the white Christian who often is an incel who believes those who aren't white are destroying the United States. They take up a few propaganda videos off social media, watch Fox News, read websites like Breitbart, Infowars and WorldNetDaily for their daily fixation on blaming someone who's the "other."

Soon as a foreign attack happens in the world, the U.S. is immediately throwing around their strength. We immediately want to help and throw judgement on those who commit acts. The junk food media talk about for a few days and then off to another controversy.

There were foreign and Sri Lankans killed when extremists attacked hotels and churches in the metropolis capital of Colombo.

The blasts killed 35 British and Americans.

Donald J. Trump, Mike Pence, Congress, Mike Pompeo and Christopher Wray of the FBI were notified. They offer the usual "thoughts and prayers" and "their hearts going out to" nonsense.

They also vow to bring those involved to justice. A handful of those involved are probably dead so there's no justice.

But to capture those who bankrolled and drove the terrorists to the facilities are going to be caught eventually.

Seven so far were nabbed. The government imposed a curfew for those in its largest cities. They pulled social media offline temporary to keep trolls from inflaming tensions.

A bomb was also found at Sri Lanka's main airport and it was defused. That bomb going off could have impacted travel and kill numerous foreign travelers.

The far-white here in the United States along with Israeli, Canadian and British far-white agitators will immediately try to blame Muslims, point the finger at lawmakers Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MI) and Rep. Rashida Tliab (D-MN) for the acts of these individuals.

An intelligence memo warning of a possible attack had circulated 10 days earlier, raising questions about whether more preventative measures could have been taken.

"Serious action need to be taken as to why this warning was ignored," Sri Lanka's Minister of Telecommunications, Harin Fernando, tweeted along with a photo of the memo. The document, titled "Information of an alleged plan attack," is dated April 11 and signed by the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Priyalal Dissanayake.

Mass causalities on Easter Sunday.

The explosions blew out the tiled roofs of churches and hotel windows, killing worshippers and hotel guests in the process.

Images and footage showed bloodied pews, broken glass, and plumes of smoke.

"This is an attack against the whole of Sri Lanka because Sri Lanka is (a) multi-ethnic, multi-religious and multi-cultural country, and the whole country comes together in celebration of Easter Sunday," Gunasekera said.

The violence punctured a decade of relative peace in the country following the end of its civil war in 2009 -- where attacks were common during the 25-year struggle.