FL - Abdul-Majeed M. A. Alani - Accused of Sabotage - Miami - 17 July 2019

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Kubirai said:
A soldier from Fort Riley was charged with terrorism yesterday, after he taught others how to make vehicle bombs. He wanted to blow up CNN and kill prominent Democrats. He was recruiting others to do similar acts.

His maximum possible sentence ... 20 years. But he will get far less, based on other cases of English speaking Christian US citizens, actually charged with terrorism, who were not quickly acquitted.

Meanwhile there are muslim youth with obvious mental health issues, serving life sentences, after falling for FBI entrapment
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Life sentences are good for this presumed "muslim youth with obvious mental health issues".
They can get all the meds they need in prison, don't worry. :rolleyes:
 
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