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A shooting in Austin, Texas on March 1, the day after the coordinated American and Israeli attacks on Iran, took place soon after the announcement of the death of Ayatollah Khamenei. A lone gunman managed to kill three people and wound 14 others, three of them critically.
When he opened fire on patrons standing at the entry to Buford’s Backyard Beer Garden near the campus of the University of Texas Austin, the shooter was wearing Islam-linked garb — a shirt that read “Property of Allah” and an undershirt with an Iranian flag on it. He was killed by the police at the scene. In his car the police found a Qur’an. More on this shooting, and the gunman’s motivation, can be found here.
The suspect who opened fire outside a packed Austin bar was possibly motivated by the US attacks on Iran, The New York Post reported on Sunday, citing sources. At least 14 people were wounded in the attack, and three died. The FBI is reportedly looking at the incident at Buford’s on 6th Street as a terrorist act.
The shooting came hours after the US and Israel announced that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei had died in strikes in Tehran.
The suspect….drove past the bar several times before stopping and shooting a pistol out the window of his SUV at people on a patio and in front of the bar, said Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis. He parked his vehicle, took out the rifle and shot people walking in the area. Officers shot him.
Acting special agent in charge of the FBI’s San Antonio field office, Alex Doran, told reporters earlier that they’ve found “indicators on the subject and in his vehicle that indicate potential nexus to terrorism” and that they are investigating the shooting as an act of terrorism.
“It’s still too early to make a determination on that,” Doran said.
It’s not “too early” to make that determination anymore. By the afternoon of March 1, the police and FBI had concluded that the gunman had been determined to take his revenge on local Infidels for the killing of Ayatollah Khamenei, and he must have figured that none of the people he targeted, who were drinking alcohol, which is haram in Islam, would have been Muslims.
The shooter was a US citizen from Senegal.
In Senegal, 95% of the population is Muslim. The mass shooter turned out to be 53 years old, and had been living just outside Austin in Pflugerville, Texas as a naturalized citizen. He had a long history of arrests. He had lived in New York City from 2000 to 2008. He did not appear to have been gainfully employed. One wonders just how, by what criminal activity, he managed to survive.
This shooting just outside Buford’s Backyard Beer Bar in Austin is the first terrorist attack in the U.S. prompted by the U.S. military’s “Epic Fury” campaign against Iran. The shooter no doubt considered his “Property of Allah” garb fitting for a soon-to-be-martyred Believer who in Jannah, the Muslim Heaven, would be meeting those 72 dark-eyed virgins that he was sure awaited him as a “martyr.”
CBS News has confirmed the identity of the vengeful gunman as Ndiaga Diagne. As he had been expecting to be transported to Jannah, with all those virgins at his disposal, for having killedInfidels, no doubt by now the ghost of that Muslim gunman hasbeen very disappointed.
Across the world from Austin, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, fears of another revenge attack by Muslims for the killing of the Supreme Leader, this time with Israeli judo athletes as the target, led the Israeli government to order their athletes to pull out of their matches and to return home at once. More on this pre-emptive measure can be found here.
The Israeli national judo team was forced to withdraw from the Tashkent Grand Slam in Uzbekistan and leave the country immediately following a directive from Israel’s Shin Bet security agency, amid heightened tensions after the launch of Operation Roaring Lion against Iran.
Where else will Muslims, maddened by the death of the Supreme Leader, now decide to take their revenge by killing Infidels? As the British like to say, “wait for it.”
