FBI thwarts mass murder attack on San Francisco pier by Muslim convert

Washington Times:
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The suspect was charged with attempting to supply support to a foreign terrorist organization.

A local ABC affiliate reported Friday that Mr. Jameson, a convert to Islam who referred to himself as Abdallah adu Everitt ibn Gordon, eyed the location because he “knew it was a heavily crowded area,” and that Christmas would be “the perfect day.”

The suspect had some weapons training due to a brief stint — a few months — in the Marine Corps.

Several firearms and fireworks were found at the suspect’s Modesto home after a search warrant was executed.

One handwritten letter found by agents included the suspect’s last will and testament.

“I Abdallah adu Everitt ibn Gordon, have committed these acts upon the Kuffar, in the name of Dar al Islam, Allahu Akbar!” the letter read. “You have all brought this upon yourselves. There is no innocent Kuffar!”
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It did not take him long to become an Islamic religious bigot.  He was apparently inspired by ISIS.  He does not seem to be too much into the "religion of peace" aspects of Islam.  It looks like he will have a blue Christmas this year.

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