Breaking: FBI Raids Dearborn, Stops ISIS "Pumpkin Day" Massacre - Full Criminal Complaint Analyzed скачать в хорошем качестве

Breaking: FBI Raids Dearborn, Stops ISIS "Pumpkin Day" Massacre - Full Criminal Complaint Analyzed

On Halloween 2024, FBI Director Kash Patel announced the FBI had thwarted a terror attack in Michigan. Most media ignored it. Here's what they found: Two Dearborn residents, Mohmed Ali and Majed Mahmoud, allegedly conspired with three others to commit an ISIS-inspired attack on "pumpkin day"—Halloween. Federal agents recovered three AR-15 rifles, two shotguns, four handguns, and over 1,600 rounds of ammunition. The suspects had scouted LGBTQ+ bars in Ferndale, purchased tactical gear, practiced at gun ranges, and communicated on encrypted apps calling each other "brothers." This deep-dive investigation analyzes the full criminal complaint, surveillance evidence, and what this reveals about domestic terror threats. Why did suspects scout specific Ferndale locations? What were the encrypted messages about? Why is this case barely covered by mainstream media? A defense attorney claims it was "just video game talk." A retired FBI Assistant Director calls this "one of the lengthiest criminal complaints in 30 years." The truth is in the details—and those details are disturbing. WATCH UNTIL THE END for analysis of what this means for American security and why cases like this keep emerging from specific communities. #Dearborn #FBIRaid #TerrorPlot #ISIS #KashPatel #HalloweenAttack #NationalSecurity