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| The U.S. government can radicalize people. |
The U.S. and Israel are often causing false flag attacks to generate sympathy and votes.
October Surprise.
The teen was allegedly plotting a mass shooting at the Mall of America in Minnesota.
He was purchasing his firearms from an agent who worked for the ATF as an undercover.
President Donald J. Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, FBI Director Kash Patel and the agitators are openly bragging about prevent one mass shooting while we have surpassed 450 mass shootings in 281 days.
In the final three months of 2026, we may end up having 550 mass shootings.
Trump and Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu have hinted chaos throughout the elections. The Midterms are on Nov. 4. The Israeli elections are Oct. 27.
Both men are curmudgeons. Both are relics of 20th Century policies that keep the world inflamed with global violence. They are the reasons why I am now determined to vote for people who aren't white old men. I am not willing to support white men as our president any longer.
Federal sources reportedly stated that the parents of Sheikhdoon Abdullahi Mohamud, the 18-year-old arrested by the FBI on accusations of plotting an ISIS-inspired mass shooting at Minnesota’s Mall of America, were Somali nationals who arrived in New York in 2000. His mother became a U.S. citizen in 2010 and his father in 2017. Their initial immigration status remains unclear.
Mohamud was born in the United States in 2008 and acquired citizenship at birth, before either parent was naturalized.
According to the Justice Department, his parents refused to speak with FBI agents who attempted to contact the family last year after initial signs of potential radicalization emerged.
You know what radicalized people? Gun violence.
You know what radicalized people? Loneliness.
You know what radicalized people? Bullies.
18 years old, Black with a nationality of his parents. Living in lily white Minnesota where politicians are often scapegoating his ethnicity as problem. I am talking to you Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN) and Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Michele Tafoya.
A country that wants to claim freedom while denying it to those who seek it.
A country where the freedom to pray is often vilified if you're not Christian or Jewish.
A country that decided to make a task force to combat antisemitism, but not Islamophobia, homophobia, anti-Black hate, anti-transgender hate and extremism from white men.
MAGA makeovers Laura Loomer, Tomi Lahren, Laura Ingraham, Lara Trump and Lara Logan certainly scaring white women about those scary Brown people who pray to the merciful Allah.
Mohamud was taken into custody Tuesday after allegedly purchasing an AK-47 and 200 rounds of ammunition from a confidential source for the FBI that prosecutors say he planned to use to attack a festival taking place at the Mall of America.
Mohamud has been under investigation by the FBI since December 2024 when a confidential source with the FBI began exchanging messages with him about either traveling to Somalia to fight on behalf of al-Shabaab or carrying out a mass casualty attack on U.S. soil, court documents show.
Prosecutors detail scores of communications between Mohamud and the FBI source where he allegedly detailed his hopes of martyrdom, including one where he discussed just getting a "gun here and just start killing a bunch of white ppl."
The suspect is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
By December 2025, Mohamud expressed interest in providing support to ISIS and the two regularly continued communicating as Mohamud shifted away from plans to travel overseas and instead indicated he was more intent on carrying out an attack in the U.S, the court documents allege. Throughout their communications, Mohamud allegedly suggested he had inspiration in his planned attacks from both the New Orleans New Years Eve attacker and Omar Mateen, the Pulse Nightclub shooter.
Prosecutors said Mohamud told the source he wanted to attack the Mall of America "because its owned by jewish" people, adding, "so if I kill even 30 people noone would go there anymore."
By August, Mohamud allegedly began planning a meetup with the source to purchase an AK-47 and ammunition, and Mohamud sent the following pictures of himself so the source could recognize him, prosecutors said.
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| Feds stopped a teen from carrying out a mass shooting. |
Mohamud later allegedly settled on a meetup of Oct. 6 with the source to purchase the weapons and suggested he would plan to carry an attack on Oct. 24 targeting the Hmong Arts Celebration at the Mall of America, according to court documents.
During their meetup the undercover agent handed Mohamud a large duffel bag containing an AK-47 rifle and four magazines as well as a container with 200 rounds of ammunition, according to prosecutors.
The agent told Mohamud he was a member of ISIS and when he asked him about his attack plans, Mohamud again allegedly expressed intent to carry out a shooting at a festival at the Mall, and said part of his motivation was that he believed it was owned by Jews and that he was "angry at the bad treatment of Muslims" in the wake of the May attack on an Islamic Center in San Diego.
Upon exiting the vehicle, Mohamud was taken into custody at gunpoint by FBI agents, the affidavit says.
"The American people and the citizens of Minnesota should know from yesterday's arrest -- which was the culmination of an outstanding law enforcement and intelligence operation -- that federal law enforcement is standing up to their calling to protect us," U.S. attorney for Minnesota Dan Rosen said Wednesday. "Here, because of their vigilance and diligence, they were able to detect the threat and disrupt it before the defendant carried out his intention to kill, in his words, 'maybe 30 to 60 people,' as we allege in far greater detail in the complaint."
Rosen and FBI special agent Christopher Dodson detailed the extensive communications between Mohamud and an FBI confidential source that they said showed he was "100% committed" to carrying out an attack.
"The messages this defendant allegedly sent to others were chilling," Dodson said. "They show the idolization of ideologically motivated violence, a callous disregard for the sanctity of human life, a blind hatred of people of other faiths, and a cold commitment to carrying out his vision of violence in our community."
Mohamud is believed to be an American citizen born in the United States, Rosen told reporters, though in the criminal complaint he refers to Somalia as the homeland of his parents.
Rosen noted that in 2025 after being alerted to his sharing of extremist material online, the FBI actually went to Mohamud's house to attempt to speak to his parents but were rebuffed.
"I just would say to parents all over Minnesota -- for that matter, all over America: If you get the indication, especially if you hear from federal law enforcement that your son or daughter is being radicalized to the point where federal law law enforcement wants to come and give you that warning, those are warnings that ought to be heeded," Rosen said.
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