I know I give the Atlanta Urinal and Constipation a lot of grief because of its liberal editorial staff, but it has been doing a pretty good job of covering the corruption of the last mayor and the bribery scandals at city hall. Now, they’re doing a pretty good job of covering the story about the Moslem extremists in the New Mexico desert. They’re doing a far better job than the national Fake News Media. Partially, because there is a local connection.
When a 3-year-old Clayton County boy died in a ritual in the northern New Mexico desert, the other children there were allegedly told he would come back to life as Jesus and tell them who to kill.
That’s among the jarring allegations leveled Monday by prosecutors, who are accusing the child’s father and four other adults of setting up a squalid isolated compound and plotting violence. Police raided the property in Taos County on Aug. 3 and say they have evidence the occupants were Muslim extremists training their children to become killers with high-powered weapons.
Holy crap! A news outlet actually used the term “Muslim extremists”.
Authorities initially went to the compound looking for Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, who is accused of taking his son, Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj, from the child’s mother in late November after claiming he was taking the boy to a Jonesboro-area park. A month earlier, Siraj Ibn Wahhaj made a trip to Saudi Arabia and came home wanting to stop his son’s medicine and perform rituals to rid him of “demonic spirits,” the father’s family told authorities. The child suffered from brain damage caused during birth, as well as seizures.
Give me that old time religion.
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One of the children told an FBI agent the boy would foam at the mouth during the rituals, which consisted of the father reading from the Quran and placing a hand on the boy’s head. The agent said the rituals began before the dad left Georgia and continued in New Mexico at the urging of another of the compound’s occupants, Jany Leveille.
Now it gets really strange.
Leveille is the “Islamic wife” of Wahhaj and believed that she was originally supposed to be the toddler’s mother, according to FBI agent Travis Taylor.
Taylor testified that Leveille believed Wahhaj’s legal wife in Georgia used “black magic” to steal the child from Leveille’s womb.
That would be a great magic trick for Penn and Teller.
During the final ritual on Abdul-Ghani, his heart stopped, the agent said. Leveille allegedly said she believed the child had already been dead and was only still animated because he was possessed by demons.
After his death, the boy was washed, prayed over, wrapped in a sheet and placed in a tunnel near the camp.
I learned more about this story from the AJC than I have seen reported from the national Fake News Media. I did read a lot of the similar bullshit you read when a dindu nuffin gets in trouble or shot. This Moslem extremist was a good person who was always loving toward his fellow man. He wasn’t raised this way. Yadda, yadda, yadda, blah, blah, blah.
This dude was a Moslem who with other Moslems were training children to shoot up schools. Of course, if they had succeeded it would have been the guns at fault and not the Moslems.
Hey! I’ve got an idea. Why don’t we import more Moslems.