An Islamic State defector who was interviewed by researchers from the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism revealed that the Islamic State “plotted to send terrorists into the US through the border with Mexico to attack the financial system” and “cripple the economy.” Abu Henricki al Canadi (a pseudonym) however, said that he “refused to do it,” so he was jailed and during his incarceration, he was tortured, beaten, starved and water boarded by Islamic State operatives.
The Islamic State has had some success in infiltrating refugee streams, as it promised to do. The CIA warned that the group’s “official strategy is to hide its operatives among refugees entering Europe and the United States via human flows out of the Middle East and North Africa.”
The CIA merely confirmed the obvious, given the goals of jihadists to conquer the House of War. Yet the Associated Press attacked President Trump in a report after Trump warned that “the U.S. southern border remains vulnerable to potential terrorist transit.”
Jihadists will use any and all vulnerabilities of the West to infiltrate. This should not be difficult to deduce. As Trump also said: “We have terrorists coming through the southern border because they find that’s probably the easiest place to come through. They drive right in and they make a left.”
Now comes this latest news, that the Canadian Islamic State defector with dual Trinidad citizenship — Abu Henricki al Canadi — says that the jihadist group “plotted an attack on the U.S. by sending operatives from Syria through the southern border with Mexico.” In fact, Abu Henricki stated that he and other Trinidadian citizens were specifically “recruited to infiltrate the U.S. through the southern border with Mexico.”
Trinidad was a once peaceful “multicultural,” country and is now infiltrated by jihadists to an alarming degree.
“On a per capita basis, Trinidad has provided the highest number of recruits to Islamic State (IS, referred to as ISIS by Trinidad and Tobago’s security services) in the Western hemisphere with numbers ranging between 35 active fighters to an upper estimate of 400 of fighters, families and administrators having flocked to the IS banner.”
Abu Sa’d at-Trinidadi, another Islamic State jihadi from Trinidad, pronounced the religiously-sanctioned jihadi call to violence in an issue of the ISIS magazine Dabiq:
You now have a golden opportunity to do something that many of us here wish we could do right now. You have the ability to terrify the disbelievers in their own homes and make their streets run with their blood. …terrorise the disbelievers and make them feel fear everywhere, even in their own bedrooms. Due to their mere disbelief, their blood by default is lawful to spill.
Despite overwhelming evidence of ongoing jihadi infiltration throughout the West, Trump continues to be targeted by Democrats, who are resisting every responsible effort to secure America’s borders.
“ISIS plotted to send operatives to the US through the border with Mexico,” by Kenneth Griffith, Daily Mail, June 6, 2019:
An ISIS defector has claimed that the terror group plotted an attack on the U.S. by sending operatives from Syria through the southern border with Mexico.
The astonishing revelation was shared in a report by researchers for the International Center for the Study of Violent Extremism (ICSVE), who interviewed the former ISIS fighter on May 12.
Going by the pseudonym ‘Abu Henricki al Canadi’, the Canadian fighter with dual Trinidadian citizenship spoke to the researchers while in custody of a militia in Rojava, Syria.At the end of the lengthy interview, as the researchers were about to leave, Abu Henricki opened up about a sickening ISIS plot he said he was recruited for in 2016, after traveling to Syria to join the group.
Abu Henricki said that he and other Trinidadian citizens were recruited to infiltrate the U.S. through the southern border with Mexico.
He said that the mastermind of the plot was an individual in New Jersey, but that he wasn’t certain of the targets, and refused to participate in the plan.
‘What they wanted to do, basically is they wanted to do financial attacks. Financial attacks to cripple the [U.S.] economy,’ Abu Henricki explained.
‘Apparently, they have the contacts or whatever papers they can get to a false ID, false passports,’ he said. ‘They have their system of doing it. So that’s maybe the way that I could have gone out with other individuals. It wasn’t me alone.’….