A Muslim man wielding a sword screamed that he would "die and kill for Allah" as he chased his terrified neighbor down the street. It happened on Monday in Victorville, California, located in San Bernardino County. The Victor Valley News reports that the suspect, Mohamed Elrawi, was taken into custody after investigators searched his home and found a copy of the Quran and other items suggesting he had become "radicalized." (I happen to think the word "radicalized" is as bogus as the term "radical Islam." People do not become radicalized. They become devout.)
Well, that's creepy.
Breitbart reports that a Jordanian with an American passport proclaimed he wanted "to join Allah" while attempting to open a plane door mid-flight. The flight crew and passengers had to restrain him until the plane was able to land.
The incident occurred ... when the man – a Jordanian with an American passport – began to scream that he wished to join Allah and had to be restrained.
Crew and passengers, which included the Serbian national handball team, lended their efforts to keeping the man restrained on Flight 1406, an Airbus A319 before he was arrested upon landing in Serbia.
Milan Djukic, president of the Vojvodina handball team said: "About halfway into the flight he tried to open a plane door, but the cabin crew stopped him."
Two players from the team, at the request of flight stewards, reportedly watched the man who is said to have spoken English in an American accent. He was placed in the business class section until landing, according to the Daily Mail.
A Lufthansa spokesman said: "A passenger got up and tried to do something at the door, but was stopped by crew members and other passengers.
"The passenger was then restrained for the remainder of the flight in his seat and handed over to the authorities in Belgrade.
That's creepy, too
But as creepy as this? The Daily Mail reports:
A Muslim convert who protested outside Parliament with a sign saying 'I am Muslim, do you trust me enough for a hug?' is facing jail for threatening to bomb an MP's house.
Craig Wallace used the sign as Stop The War protesters came to Westminster for the vote on military action in Syria last week.
It stated: 'I am Muslim, I am labelled a terrorist, I trust you, do you trust me enough for a hug?'
But the 23-year-old, of Willesden Green, north London, is now facing a possible prison sentence after he threatened Tory MP Charlotte Leslie online following the vote.
Wallace, who calls himself Muhammad Mujahid Islam online, wrote on Facebook: 'I'm going to smash her windows then drop a bomb on her house while she's tucked up in bed. You dirty f****** pig-s******* s***.'
On December 3, the day after MPs voted to authorise the air strikes, he wrote: 'I'm going to find her and show her what it's like to murder innocents. You dirty pig-f****** w****.' (snip)
His defence lawyer Abu Sayeed said Wallace had posted the messages after he had been out protesting against the Syrian bombing vote for 'two or three days and had very little sleep and had not taken his medication.' (snip)
Wallace, whose mother died when he was young and who claims his father abused him as a child, had attended an anti-war rally outside Parliament on the day of the Syria vote and was pictured carrying a giant white poppy.
Apparently many Londoners were moved to tears by the man's action as he stood blindfolded (by a keffiya, of course) with the sign at his feet, as one needy person after another gave him hugs.
The Muslim as victim narrative just doesn't quit, even if the person threatened to bomb the house of a member of Parliament.
Well, but after all, he was upset. And tired (two days of protest will really take it out of you). And off his meds. And his mother died when he was young. And his father abused him. But he carried a large white poppy as a sign of peace and said he trusted everyone and everyone should trust him, so it's all good, right?
Ashleigh Banfield, call your office.
Hat tip: Jihad Watch
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