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    The end-result:


    White supremacist teenager converts to Islam, kills Neo-Nazi roommates for insulting his faith


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    Tue, 23 May 2017 16:07 UTC


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    A white supremacist who converted to Islam killed his two Neo-Nazi roommates because they had offended his new faith, local media reported, citing police, who also found bomb-making materials, radioactive substances, and Nazi-propaganda at the crime scene.

    The incident came to light on Friday when a man identified as Devon Arthurs, 18, led police to two deceased men in Tampa, Florida that he said he had murdered, police reported.

    However, on Monday, police disclosed new details about what had initially been thought to be a common homicide. It appears that Arthurs is a former white supremacist who converted to Islam, police Detective Kenneth Nightlinger said in his report, as cited by Tampa Bay newspaper.

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    TAMPA — A man accused of shooting his two roommates Friday in a Tampa Palms apartment told police he shared neo-Nazi beliefs with the men until he converted to Islam then killed them because they showed disrespect for his faith.
    10:30 AM - 22 May 2017
    The suspect was arrested after holding people at gunpoint at the local Green Planet Smoke Shop, the AP and local media said, citing police. During the arrest, Arthurs made references to "Allah Mohammed," adding that there were "people in the apartment, but they aren't hurt, they're dead."

    The teen told police that he had shot his two roommates, Jeremy Himmelman, 22, and Andrew Oneschuk, 18, because they had displayed disrespect for his new faith.

    "I had to do it," he said, according to the police report, adding "this wouldn't have had to happen if your country didn't bomb my country."

    The suspect said that, before committing the murder, "he had been privy to neo-Nazi internet sites threatening to kill people, and he had developed a thinking that he should take some of the neo-Nazis with him."

    4th roommate reportedly arrested for storing explosives, radioactive materials.

    When officers arrived at the crime scene on Friday, they found a forth roommate, identified as Brandon Russell, who happened on his murdered roommates when he return home from his job at the Florida National Guard.

    During a search of the apartment, police found radioactive substances, bomb-making materials, and Nazi propaganda literature, the police and FBI said in their report, adding that they arrested Russell on charges of unlawful storage of explosive materials.

    The material, known as HMTD, is a high explosive organic compound, reported Tampa Bay newspaper, which saw a criminal complaint filed in US District Court.

    Russell later "admitted to his neo-Nazi beliefs," saying he was a member of the Atomwaffen group, which is German for 'atomic weapon'.

    The fourth roommate said the explosives came from an engineering club he had been part at the University of South Florida in 2013, explaining that he used the materials to make homemade rockets.

    "Based on my training and experience, HMTD is too energetic and volatile for these types of uses," FBI Special Agent Timothy A. Swanson wrote in the complaint, seen by Tampa Bay.

    In his bedroom, Russell kept a framed photo of Timothy McVeigh, the domestic terrorist behind the deadly Oklahoma City bombing that killed over 160 people back in 1995.
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    Details are still slim on Russell's background, but he joined the Florida National Guard in February 2016 and was assigned to Company C of the 53rd Brigade Special Troops Battalion, based out of Pinellas Park, says William Manley, a spokesperson for the Florida Guard. Russell's job was a systems operator maintainer, which means he helped lay cables and other infrastructure for communications teams.

    "He has no deployment history at all," Manley tells New Times. "He's probably been to about a dozen trainings with his unit at most."

    In Tampa Palms, a suburb north of the Gulf Coast city, he lived in an apartment with Arthurs and two other men — Jeremy Himmelman, 22, and Andrew Oneschuk, 18 — who all shared his neo-Nazi beliefs, he later told federal agents. But last Friday, Russell returned from his National Guard training to find a bloodbath.

    Inside Russell's bedroom, two radioactive materials — thorium and americium — were detected.

    Russell claimed the explosives were leftover from an amateur rocket he'd built for a class at the University of South Florida, but the feds say the explosives are too powerful to be used for that purpose.

    The National Guardsman didn't hide his beliefs, though: He told agents about his neo-Nazi affiliation and his membership in the Atomwaffen, a group promoted on the Daily Stormer website.

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    "Illegitimi non carborundum" - don't let the bastards get you down. I particularly like this Latin expression as "illegitimi" refers not only to those born out of wedlock but also to things which are not legitimate, as in the above.

    So what is the meaning of this engineering? To keep people in fear, of course. But not just fear of the so-called "terrorist acts" but fear that anyone, the least expected, could become a terrorist. Who's next? Your neighbor? Your cousin? Your brother? Your sister? Your child? How destabilizing is this kind of fear, the kind of not knowing where it will be generated next?

    And unless one is directly involved with such an unfortunate incident, all one can do is remain calm. Be an observer. Don't let the bastards grind you down.
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    Well! The Most High certainly does work in strange ways to get His point across. Wow, can you imaging how much damage this "unstable" stuff could have done. Sorry to say it but for whatever reason, this was the best way for the intent, intended to harm others on stateside. Lesson to the delusional supremacist, that think their "doctrine" is the only one. A KKK joining ISIS/ISLAM in their own color, can take them all out. Best be careful when spouting that hate. I'm not bothered by it at all. All the crazy has numbed me.

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    John Lennon 'murdered by CIA-trained killer to stop ex-Beatle radicalising youth

    By Claire Bernish Free Thought Project
    Thu, 25 May 2017 13:03 UTC



    Singer, songwriter, and Beatle, John Lennon didn't meet his fate at the hands of a deranged fan, according to a book; instead, his killer received training from the CIA and other U.S. Intelligence agencies — and not for his music.

    Author John Potash claims the U.S. government wanted Lennon erased for his robust influence promoting what it deemed "radical leftist" ideologies.

    In essence, dissenting opinion coupled with massive popularity brought to fruition Lennon's killing.

    But United States Intelligence mavens didn't shake perturbance with dissent after Mark David Chapman ended Lennon's four decades of life with a hail of gunfire outside the penultimate icon's New York City apartment on the night of December 8, 1980 — Potash insists the CIA pursued both epochal rapper, Tupac Shakur, and grunge rock legend, Kurt Cobain.

    Described in news reports as a rabid, psychotic fan, 25-year-old Chapman landed a sentence of 20 years-to-life after pleading guilty to second-degree murder.

    Lennon's murder has since kindled countless putative 'conspiracy' theories, including many mirroring that proffered by Potash in his incendiary book, "Drugs as Weapons Against Us."

    Potash, according to Express, writes that Lennon's ostensively untenable activities included spearheading anti-war demonstrations and a benefit concert to free imprisoned activist, poet, and similar U.S. government target, John Sinclair.

    Sinclair's radical beliefs and actions — which included founding the revolutionary anti-racist White Panthers — also shook the war-mongering establishment to the core, and the Flint, Michigan, native ultimately succeeded proving he'd been the subject of illegal domestic surveillance to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1972.

    Lennon's turn from drugs toward the anti-war movement and political activism, Potash writes, reaped grave concerns from the Intelligence Community — which saw the ex-Beatle's unhindered clout over youth as a threat to the U.S. agenda abroad and at home.

    Lennon, a native of Liverpool, had just one month remaining until U.S. citizenship would be granted when Chapman took his life.

    "This exemplified the international interest and influence of Lennon, underscoring why his leftist activism was a threat to the CIA and the oligarchy," Potash explains.

    "The book recounts an investigation by former Sunday Express legal correspondent Fenton Bresler, who obtained classified documents from the FBI and CIA," Express reports.

    "The documents were said to show the star's arrest for drugs use in 1972 was 'to neutralise and disrupt' his activities. They suggested Lennon was tracked by the intelligence agencies during the 1970s."

    One of the most salient, if explosive, claims detailed in the book surrounds Chapman's alleged CIA training in Beirut, Lebanon, where — with a hefty population of Palestinian refugees, and as that nation spiraled into heated conflict — the U.S. spy agency had a massive presence, in the years surrounding Lennon's murder.

    According to Potash, Chapman "waited for Lennon to arrive home on the fatal night, kneeled down in a combat stance and shot the star four times in the back from 20ft away [...]

    "He could have escaped but instead took of his coat, folded it up and took out Catcher in the Rye out of his pocket."

    Countless theories have enunciated peculiarities surrounding Lennon's killing, including that, as Phil Strongman penned in "John Lennon: Life, Times and Assassination," Chapman might have been "programmed" to carry out the murder — and J.D. Salinger's epic tome indeed played a role. He wrote,

    "Catcher In The Rye was part of Chapman's hypnotic programming, a trigger that could be 'fired' at him by a few simple keywords [via] a cassette tape message, telex or telegram or even a mere telephone call."

    In a previous interview, NYPD Lt. Arthur O'Connor told Bresler, the Sunday Express journalist, "Chapman looked like he could have been programmed and I know that you are going to make of that word. That was the way he looked and that was the way he talked."

    A spokesman for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency unsurprisingly asserted to Express the claims in Potash's book are 'baseless' and do not warrant consideration.

    However, to the untold numbers comprising Lennon's perpetual fan base — and to all who champion the right to dissent and the imperative of liberties in the Constitution delineating as much — accounts like Potash's provide resounding confirmation the government does not, and will never, abide being crossed.

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