National Guardsman Muslim Arrested in Islamic Terror Plot Attended Jihad Mosque

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The idea of a “self-radicalized” jihadist is another myth, another big Islamic lie. There is an enormous network of devout followers in the mosque and in the community; and most importantly, there is the Quran.
Behind every jihadi is a mosque. Every time. There is  financial, spiritual, logistical  support.
Here are some Facebook images posted by the newly devout convert: Note #Jew hashtag



This is the what the military and national guardsman are recruiting? Who is vetting these savages?


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“National Guardsman Arrested in Terror Plot Attended Radical Mosque,” By Adam Kredo, Washington Free Beacon, March 19, 2014
The National Guard reservist arrested this week for planning to blow up the Los Angeles subway attended a radical California-based mosque that has been home to known terrorists and other extremist Muslims deported from the United States for their ties to terror.
The FBI on Monday charged Nicholas Teausant, a 20-year-old National Guard reservist, with attempting to help al Qaeda carry out an attack on the Los Angeles subway system.
Teausant—who was found to be in possession of “lone wolf” terror manuals that teach readers how to build and detonate bombs—was known to have attended a terror-tied mosque in Lodi, a small town east of San Francisco.
The Lodi mosque has frequently found itself at the center of FBI terrorism investigations and its former imam was arrested and deported for urging his congregation to kill Americans in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001.
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Terror mastermind Ayman Al-Zawahiri, a close friend of Osama bin Laden and current leader of al Qaeda, attended the mosque prior to 9/11, according to reports.
“Every time I would go to the mosque, [Al-Zawahiri] would be coming or going,” an FBI informant testified, according to the Sacramento Bee. “He would quietly come to the mosque and leave.”
The Lodi mosque’s former imam, Shabbir Ahmed, was arrested in 2005 and accused of urging his followers to back bin Laden and kill Americans.
Ahmed was also accused by the Justice Department of having links to a terrorist group in Pakistan, according to local reports.
Ahmed eventually admitted to “criticizing” America, and his case was used as an early example of how radical individuals slip through the State Department’s visa system.
The imam was ultimately deported back to Pakistan as a result of his ties.
Another Lodi imam linked to Ahmed also was arrested in the terrorism probe and eventually deported back to Pakistan.
The terrorism probe was also widened to include other individuals in the community who admitted to having attended a “jihadist training camp in Pakistan for approximately six months,” according to local media reports.
Hamid Hayat, a suspect at the time who is now serving a federal prison sentence, reportedly told investigators that he and others “were being trained on how to kill Americans,” according to an FBI affidavit filed in 2005.
Teausant’s time at the mosque may have contributed to a wider pattern of radical behavior that emerged in the months before he was arrested in the terror plot.
A YouTube page believed to belong to Teausant includes videos of Anwar Al-Awlaki. He was also found with copies of al Qaeda’s Inspire magazine, which teaches readers how to commit acts of terror.
Teausant—who had expressed a desire to fight in Syria—allegedly texted an FBI informant in October of last year to say that “he had been reading Inspire and was upset and wanted to help the ‘Blind Sheikh,’” Omar Abdel-Rahman, a terrorist leader who is currently serving life in prison.
“WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING NOW!” Teausant texted to the informant, according to the FBI complaint.