Terrorist Attack in New Orleans

 

At least the CNN headline below didn't read "car kills ten" this time. The Fox News headline states "Ten dead and dozens injured after driver plows car into crowd on Bourbon Street, suspect dead.  The truck used in the attack crossed the border into the U.S. days ago" 

If this was Tren de Aragua, known to be attacking the border crossings in a desperate attempt to infiltrate our country before Trump's inauguration, then both part-time president Biden and Mayorkas have more blood on his hands. And if this was Islamic terrorism, we should have been more prepared. Let's see how quickly the media rushes to downplay this evil attack.

Remember the terrorist threat chart, above? Why hasn't that been used during Biden's disappearing presidency? Probably for the same reason that illegal aliens haven't been vetted: this administration has been more concerned with political correctness than with protecting its citizens! All the welcome signs are in place for terror attacks: a spineless president; no focus on terrorism; the ignoring of radical Islam on college campuses; and a weak country. What could possibly go wrong?

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From CNN: At least 10 killed in New Orleans after driver intentionally rams into crowd on Bourbon Street 

• At least 10 people were killed and 35 injured when a driver rammed a pickup truck into a crowd during New Year’s celebrations on Bourbon Street in New Orleans early on Wednesday morning. A law enforcement official told CNN the suspect is dead.

• The driver’s actions were “very intentional,” said police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick. “This man was trying to run over as many people as he possibly could.” The man also shot at police officers, hitting two, who are in stable condition, Kirkpatrick said. The FBI is investigating it as an “act of terrorism.”

• Federal law enforcement agents are also checking on possible improvised explosives at the scene. Video from CNN affiliate WDSU showed a law enforcement robot being used to examine the underside of the vehicle.

• The attack in the popular French Quarter happened just hours before the city is expected to host The Sugar Bowl less than a mile away. The annual college football game draws fans from all over the country, with the University of Georgia set to take on Notre Dame tonight.