“And then start fires inside the church”
We keep talking about Islamic terrorism as if it were in the past tense. It’s not. Even assuming we don’t see a major organized 9/11 attack again any time soon (which considering some of the large scale ISIS attacks in Europe is far from a foregone conclusion), there’s a steady drumbeat of Muslim terror plots.
And increasing numbers of them are coming from converts to Islam. Here’s a particularly nasty one.
A man accused of planning to attack a local church on behalf of ISIS last year pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday, according to the U.S Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho.
Authorities arrested Mercurio on April 6, 2024, the day before federal prosecutors said he planned to attack people attending a church near his home in Coeur d’Alene. He planned to incapacitate people by beating them with a metal pipe, “slit their throats with a knife or machete” and then start fires inside the church, according to court records.
He told a source he previously “drank the Kool-Aid of white supremacy” but felt ISIS had more purpose for him, according to court records.
This is what happens when the official narrative props up Islam and pushes it on teenagers in high school. Muslim converts plotting terrorist attacks used to be ex-cons who were conned into it in prison, but the new wave of Muslim terror converts are white teenagers in out-of-the-way places you don’t associate with Islamic terrorism who get into it and then start planning to stab or kill someone.
To what extent are they infected with it not just on the internet, but in school, is the question.
Wellington says
Instructive how many losers Islam attracts, arguably most especially the converts.
The curse continues, which is to say Islam continues.
OLD GUY says
Yes Islamic terrorism one individual at a time, same result as 9/11 FEAR. Islam is not a religion of love, it is a religion based on fear and power over others from those leading and serving it.
Douglas R Perkins says
I’d describe it as a cult not a religion. I don’t think cults are protected like religion.
OLD GUY says
You are100% correct.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
The most dangerous jihadists are converts to islam. Those born into it – they could fall anywhere in a range of beliefs – from atheistic like Ridvan Aydemir or Ali Sina to fullblown jihadists like Osama or Zakir Naik. But those who convert into it knowingly already know how venal it is, and join it because of it, not despite it
They’re the ones to be most wary of
Wellington says
Recalls for me, Infidel, what I was told as a boy growing up Roman Catholic, to wit, that many of the best Catholics were those who converted to RC because they had to really learn, contra those born into RC, what said religion averred in detail.
No question about it, as a boy I was conveyed by my parents (both devout Roman Catholics) that converts to Catholicism should be extra respected as Catholics because, overall, they knew even more about Catholicism than did Catholics from birth.
So, QED on converts to Islam. Oh yeah, big time. That is if you get my meaning which I know you will.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Sounds like they could teach something to the popes, mainly the latest ones
John1 says
Ridvan Aydemir has converted to Greek Orthodox.
somehistory says
White supremacy is not quite as arrogant as islim’s claimed supremacy, and not as psychopathic in its totality.
White supremacists don’t ordinarily kill their own kids and wives, nor feel the need to rape all women who don’t belong to their group.
This idiot, would-be mass murderer, wanted to shed blood; and islime offered more victims and opportunities than regular old White supremacy.
Like all slaves to satan’s religion, his eyes are dead. They reveal a dead…due to the evil….soul.
James Lincoln says
somehistory says,
“Like all slaves to satan’s religion, his eyes are dead. They reveal a dead…due to the evil….soul.”
Yes.
I even tried covering up the area both above this muslim convert’s eyes and below his eyes:
Absolutely 100% dead eyes.
somehistory says
Thank you, James, for the confirmation.
DavidW says
I’ve often believed that if you asked a teenaged boy to come up with a religion, Islam would be the one. It seems to appeal to the worse in humans, cloaking the terrible behavior in respectability.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Not sure: I have a higher opinion of teens
Alkflaeda says
One of the problems with the fake history of the pro-Palestinian narrative is that it sanitises terrorism and makes it accessible. If teenagers are fed on this muck enough, they will start to see Hamas as romantic freedom fighters – and it is only a short step from that perception to emulation. This teaching has to be gotten out of the schools, not only because it is ahistorical and breeds anti-Semitism, but also because it incites young people to embrace terrorism.
Luchtpint says
He looks like a swell guy. A real laugh a minute.
lol
John1 says
Mr. Greenfield,
Satan is more powerful than we give him credit.
abu taleb says
Pleading guilty for breaking the infidel’s law but not feeling guilty for following Quran. So, point, he can do it again once he has a chance.