Seattle Prosecutor: “STRICT MUSLIM,” Charged with Slaughtering 4, was on Terrorism Watch List

What good is a terrorism watch list if a “strict Muslim” can go on cross country jihad-fueled rampage killing a New Jersey teen at a traffic light stop and three gay men in Seattle? Ali Muhammad Brown was motivated by the Quran and the Islamic State.

Here is yet another major news story that is under reported (or not reported) at all because it is Islamic terror.

The whitewash and cover-up continues despite the horror and death toll. This article points to US policy in Iraq and Afghanistan — defensive measures against jihad attacks. How did these leftist goons explain jihad terror before Iraq and Afghanistan?

In cases of jihad terror, the death penalty should be compulsory.

“Prosecutor: Seattle man charged with killing 4 was on terrorism watch list,” By Ben Finley,
The Associated Press, January 20, 2016

NEWARK, N.J. — A Seattle man charged with killing four people in Washington and New Jersey in 2014 to protest U.S. foreign policy was on a federal terrorism watch list and wrote in his journal that he planned to follow the Islamic State group and “learn the ways of jihadis,” a New Jersey state prosecutor said Wednesday.

The details came out before Ali Muhammad Brown was sentenced to 36½ years in prison on an unrelated armed-robbery case.

The armed robbery occurred during the same time period as four killings now linked to Brown, three in Washington and one in New Jersey. Brown is still awaiting trial in all four slayings. He also faces a charge of terrorism, the first and only time New Jersey’s state terrorism statute has been used.

 

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Authorities in Seattle have said that Brown described himself to detectives as a strict Muslim who was angry with the U.S. government’s role in Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan because of the deaths of innocent civilians and children.

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