Since the Afghan Muslim terrorist shot and killed two members of the National Guard in D.C., politicians and the media rushed to claim that he was just…
1. Sad and depressed because his life was going nowhere
2. Suffering from PTSD from serving in a unit in Afghanistan
… while frantically trying to ignore this simple fact.
Afghan national Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, who allegedly shot and killed Sarah Beckstrom and injured Andrew Wolfe, who remains in critical condition, yelled “Allahu akbar” during the attack, the New York Post reported, citing court documents.
An affidavit filed on Tuesday in D.C. Superior Court, which the Post shared, alleges that a major in the Army National Guard of West Virginia was talking with the two victims when “he heard gunshots and saw complainants Beckstrom and Wolfe fall to the ground.”
The major “simultaneously” saw the “defendant, subsequently identified as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, shooting a gun and screaming, ‘Allahu akbar!’” according to the court documents.
Allahu Akbar isn’t what you shout when you’re sad. And if you’re really depressed, you don’t travel across the country from Washington State to D.C. to attack military personnel while shouting an Islamic battle cry about the superiority of your religion to that of non-Muslims.
This wasn’t a case of the blues, it was a case of Jihad.
