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DHS superflous, FBI arrests man allegedly heading to U.S. Capitol for suicide mission
Dreamer
Regular Member
They probably learned of his "plans" because they typed them up and handed them to him. They probably paid for his training, purchased his firearms, ammo and explosives, and rented his vehicle too.
At least that's the way they've been doing since the early 1990s...
At least that's the way they've been doing since the early 1990s...
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since9
Campaign Veteran
Oh, I very seriously doubt it. It's much more likely the man was asking around if anyone knew where he could obtain explosives, and someone called the authorities. You know, like a landlord...
"A former landlord in Arlington said he believed El Khalifi was suspicious and called police 18 months ago."
Oh, well then. There you have it.
ComradeV
Campaign Veteran
The FBI routinely uses Agents to recruit terrorists for fake ops in order to arrest them.
since9
Campaign Veteran
Provided the terrorists initiate the moves towards the illegal action, it's not entrapment.
TechnoWeenie
Regular Member
I wish I could tell the FBI that I was gonna blow up something, then have them give me a **** ton of money to do it... Then tell them I was just researching something for a book... and thanks for the cash..
ComradeV
Campaign Veteran
Playing with fire is the sort of affair where one may be burned.