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So the FBI arrested this 18-year-old Minnesota dude, right? The FBI said it stopped this teenager's plan for an ISIS-style attack, right? And I got the pull that in a second. They he was going to apparently conduct a mass shooting event, and I'm reading the DOJ release on this. Kane, we're gonna have fun with this name.
Everybody, we're all gonna. I think we're all gonna need help today. His name is is it Sheikadun? I think so. Because I immediately think of Brigadun.
Shikudun Abdullahi Muhammad, you know a Minnesota man who was charged with knowingly.
So he's age eighteen. He got a. He got a. Apparently, was illegally transferred a firearm, and he was planning to commit. A federal crime of terrorism, they said.
Now he appeared before the judge for arraignment yesterday. He was arrested on October sixth. They said he was arrested by the FBI. They had a lot of people apparently watching him. And they said that they have been stopping people before they can attack Americans.
They said they have over 1,100 people prevented from conducting attacks, 4,000 foreign terrorist organization-related disruptions and arrests, a 38 percent increase, and more. That's pretty significant. This dude began, and this was about in December, began exchanging all of these messages on social media, right? He was saying that he wanted to go to Somalia and he wanted to join a terrorist organization. He was writing this himself, and to fight on the behalf of the terrorist organization.
He also said he wanted to commit a mass casualty event, and he went out and acquired a firearm, and all of that began planning. Was sharing his plans online. He said that if he and he was telling this, this. Confidential source sounded like the confidential source was the blew the whistle here. That if he was unable to travel overseas because he didn't have enough money to do so, then he was going to carry out a mass casualty event in Minnesota in support of ISIS.
And he was going to target Mall of America because he said the Jews own it. Golly, it sounds like he listens to Sucker Katarlson, doesn't he?
So he wrote that he wanted to kill about thirty to sixty people, so no one would go there.
So he was targeting Mall of America, and was going to go in and shoot the place up. This it's funny because the family is an Iranian family that owns the Mall of America.
Some of them have a Persian Jewish. Ancestry, but it's an Iranian family that owns Mall of America. It's managed by the Triple Five Group. I had to look this up. The Germizian family.
Some of the family are Orthodox Jews.
Some of them are some of them have are Iranian. It's just a whole bunch of who cares? This terrorist in the United States of America sounds like a Nick Fuentes, Kat Tucker, Katarsen character going out there.
Well, the mall's owned by the Jews.
So, do you see where? You see how now? He was sending messages back and forth discussing his intentions. He was showing he had pictures of himself, videos of himself, where he was pledging allegiance to ISIS, and he was wearing the picnic blanket on all of that. He said he wanted to something similar to the Pulse nightclub.
Murders in the killing, the terror attack in Orlando, the Bondi Beach terror attack, and the vehicle ramming terror attack that was done also also by an Islamist in New Orleans that New Year's Day. You remember that one. He said that he wanted to kill all kafar, which is the term; it's like a derogatory term for non-Muslims, and he wanted to carry it out on October twenty-fourth. That was the date that he was planning to do it. And he was asked, "Well, why this confidential source?" It asked them, "Why are you looking at October twenty fourth?" And he said, "Well, that's because there's going to be all kinds of Asians and other kafar celebrating there." And then he sent a link to the Hamong Arts Celebration at the Mall of America.
Now, the Hamong Arts Celebration. This is it's like a big cultural event, and I guess there's you know there's a lot of Asian culture there, and it sounds like he I mean I don't know that sounds like a hate crime according to the left.
So he arranged through this undercover agent, and he didn't know it was an undercover agent to get an AK forty seven, an actual AK forty seven, a few magazines, etc.
Now the FBI made the rifle inert prior to the to the transaction. They arrested him shortly after he paid 600 cash for it, and they took him into custody. His parents are from Somalia. I think the whole fam damly should be. I don't care.
I don't believe in birthright citizenship. I don't recognize it. I don't believe in it. I think it's stupid, and it goes against everything the founders said. Literally, goes—I mean, against everything that they've ever written.
Anyone who argues otherwise, let me tell you, they are completely unfamiliar with anything the founders wrote. They have never read the Federalist Papers because they really go into it in that as well, and those essays.
So this individual, his parents are from Somalia. Um. I think that the whole family is incompatible with the American culture, and they all got to go. The moment you start engaging in terrorism, your whole damn family needs to be dragged out. I don't trust a single one.
Get out. We're at that point, guys. We are at that point. I realize that some people want to be super cutie and polite, but that's going to get you killed, or it's going to get somebody else killed. And you don't, you don't have the authority or the luxury to sit here and play around.
With niceties as it pertains to terrorists, he's a terrorist, Shikadun Muhammad.
So he's got his he's got his attorney. They have a twenty three page affidavit under them. Messages are pretty crazy. I mean, he was like, he loves him some ISIS. He wants to go and kill everybody who's not a Muslim.
This is about Muslim conquest. I mean, he's said it a million times. The motive is quite clear. Where does he learn this stuff? Where's parents at?
Where's terrorist mommy and terrorist daddy? You can't tell me you got an eighteen-year-old living in your house and you don't know that they're doing this stuff. He does it because he saw. He's learning it from his parents. He's learning it from his family, from his culture.
That's what it is. That's the whole truth of it.
Now, I don't think that that's. Too mean to say any of this. I don't think it is. His parents. I'm looking at, pulling up my notes on this.
The I don't think the parents have haven't been charged with anything. The mother, she's been attending. She attended the arraignment. There's not a lot of stuff about his dad that's made public, which immediately I'm suspicious. But I'm just saying.
And apparently, the FBI—I—I mean, it seems like they approached. I was reading one story. They approached the parents about their son last year, and the parents said, "Talk to our attorney." That's apparently Sheikh Aduna Abdulali's Muhammad's parents. They said, "No, no, no. You got to talk to our attorney." The father was like, "Oh, yeah, I'll be cooperative." Wasn't cooperative.
And the parent and the FBI's been talking to the parents since December of 2024.
So yeah, the parents got to go too. All of them got to go. I don't trust any of them. I think that he learned it from Terry, Terry mommy and Terry daddy. That's where I think he learned it from.
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So this was something. Oh, something last night. I hope you all are watching the stuff that's happening in your communities. A lot of people don't. They don't like to go to the city council things.
They don't like to go to to different. Hearings, zoning hearings, because it's not the attractive stuff. They like the stuff that makes the news and that you know other people are paying attention to. I think it makes them feel a part of something. But it's incredibly important because when when push comes to shove, you want to be able to have.
The know-how of how these things work municipally, but you also want to be able to know all the you know the people on your city council, etc. If you do need to kind of flex to protect your rights or protect your community, case in point.
So in our town, which we live in, there's a lot of there's a lot of rumors about people trying to put a mosque here. In our town, coming from the the Irving branch, now the Irving branch, that's where you had Sharia land, that's where you had a Sharia court that they established. That's the same entity that also was doing that Islamic community near Plano. That they changed their name, and the Texas governor was fighting with them. And apparently, they're the same ones that are looking to try to expand in our town.
They have a there's like some kind of Islamic learning center. That is here, and I have friends that live in the neighborhood around it, and they've had to file repeated noise complaints because they started doing the call of prayer five times a day. And now they're saying they're they're we're going to have to have a fight over the noise ordinance coming up in January.
So the city we got word from city council yesterday that they're going to take this into consideration and look at this on in January. And it's crazy the way that they have to talk about it because it is such a sensitive issue. But I'm going to tell you something. I don't give a rat's backside where you're from. You are going to come up against a hellstorm if you are going to be blasting that insane sound into people's communities five times a day, especially the women that live in this town.
Okay, on the weekends they don't want to have at the crack of dawn. The they don't want to have that. You can get mad at me. I've heard. Have you ever heard it?
Have you ever heard it? It is loud and it is tyrannical. It is not a church bell. Church bells anymore denote the time of the day. That's it.
This is a conquest. It's not a call to prayer. It is a call to conquest. And here's the other thing that I will never understand, because it's five times a day. I'm going to ask for the audience watching Cain.
What is the what is the call to what what is that that what is it supposed to do when they play that? What is that supposed to Signify or signal. I have no idea, to be honest with you. I really never understood why they insisted. If because religion to me is like you're kind of marketing for your own religion.
You want to draw people in. This does exactly opposite of that.
So I don't know what this. Is to do so. It is so. This is the way it is. It's the call to prayer.
It's the Adon is what they call it. It's the call to prayer, and so they do it five times a day. And there's they have different things. This is not. It is.
It is a. It's a conquest, because it says things like they say that their god is the greatest, and that you bear witness that there is no god but ours, and that and in fact what's what's played twice. Is that the declaration that Muhammad is the prophet? That's played. That infringes on my religious freedom because I can't even think clearly because I have the whole thing.
But if you've never heard it, it is one of the loudest, most ridiculous things ever. It's 2026 for crying out loud. If you need a reminder to pray, you know what's crazy? We have these things called phones. And you can set an alarm on your phone.
Whoa! What? Yeah. Like if you need to call, if you need to pray five times a day, you can open up your alarm on your phone, and you literally look. It's so easy.
Well, I'm saying, look for those of you not watching the simulcast. It's so easy.
I'm going to just pull up my my clock. Oh my gosh! You can literally set. An alarm on your phone, and you can set it for as many times a day as you want. You don't need to have the whole thing blasting at an ungodly decibel throughout residential neighbor.
I mean, literal subdivisions, and it is loud. I've had a friend stand in her front yard and record it, and it is so loud. It's insane. She can't be on her phone outside when it plays because it's so loud.
So now they've had to they've raised noise complaints because it is. If you if I were to go out there and play Christian music that loud, guess what? I'm going to get a call, or I'm going to get a visit for a disturbance. That's no different. It's 2026.
We don't live in the stone age. I get that certain sex cults that promise virgins in the afterlife think that we do, but we don't. It's 2026. Set an alarm on your godforsaken phone. You don't need to.
You don't need to blast it. If you're offended, I am more offended, and I will out crazy you. Let's let's see who wins. Guarantee you, I got way more resources. Nuts.
Absolutely nuts.
So, if you if you were to play, think about this. If you were in your own neighborhood and you were to play something at that level, and my literal, I'm not gonna. I didn't want to air the video my friend sent because it has literally their property in it. It is so loud. I could not play.
I thought I honestly thought she was exaggerating. Full. I thought she was exaggerating. I was like, can't be that loud. Caps lock.
Oh yeah. Was the response, and then the video. When I played it, I'm like, "Oh my gosh, oh my gosh!" You could hear it over everything. Oh, and the kicker is that people are doing construction on the lot next to theirs because it's a new subdivision, and there was ongoing construction, and I could hear it over the construction on the phone. That tells you how loud it was.
That's crazy. No, we're not doing this in residential neighborhoods. We're not doing this and blasting this five times a day. It's not a church bell that's like, oh, here's a pretty little bell denoting the time. No, it's literally it's declaring and demanding that you recognize Muhammad.
It's demanding that you recognize their God is the greatest. It is literally a conquest call. That's what it is. It is not. It's not compatible with American culture.
That is incompatible with American culture. You either assimilate or get out, and that means not playing and ungodly volume five times a day, blasting it into people's neighborhoods where it's so loud that they can record it on their phones, and it's louder than the construction happening next door. No.
So I'm anticipating that this is going to be a brawl in our community, and I welcome it because there's nothing more that I love than a fight, nothing more.
So we'll see how this pans out. But you guys got to be watching this in your communities. I didn't even honestly, I didn't even know that there were so many noise complaints that were filed until just like literally yesterday. I had no idea that there were so many noise complaints that had been filed, or that it was already turning into a big battle. It's all kept very low key.
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So I don't want to say, excuse me, I don't want to say like names and things like that, but because it is, you know, there is such a thing as the contagion effect.
So this, there was a, I'm pulling up. There was one story from the New York Post. There's a couple of stories from Daily Mail on this as well. A transgender Washington state—it's a dude, right? Is it a wait?
Is it a woman pretending to be a dude, or a dude pretending to be a woman? A dude pretending to be a woman. A transgender dude, yeah, from Washington State, was arrested earlier this week because apparently he'd offered support to a Canadian school shooter who killed eight people earlier this year.
Now, this story. Let me go back. Pull up my link on this. This is from February of this year. There was a deranged killer who murdered six people in British Columbia, an eighteen-year-old transgender dude, and it was considered one of the deadliest shootings in Canada's history.
And they targeted the secondary school, seven to twelve graders. And the the guy offed himself at the school, so while they were investigating, continuing to investigate this case, they found another trans person, a trans guy, who was arrested because he offered support to this dude. The guy who is thirty was busted by the feds. He's accused of helping this other trans dude plan the attack. He he planned it.
Now the killer, who had killed his mother and his stepbrother himself, he'd spoke to him. The they both are transgender, and the guy, the older guy, who's thirty, was offering the eighteen year old trans dude tactical advice on how to do it. According to the feds, like he was explaining to him, this is what you should do, and you know, hallways means people can escape, wide spaces means numbers, and he was like really like horrifying stuff. He also sent him money to buy things for explosives. He advised him on how to delete messages, how to live stream the killing, everything, and the killer.
Was in the messages was super concerned that not enough people would see his live stream of the murders. He wanted to make sure he had a big audience for the for the murders. He was going to live stream it. I mean, man, because he was like, I don't have a lot of followers on social media. I'm literally this is the stuff that he was messaging, and of course he had a trans sticker on his rifle and all of that too.
So they. This is insane.
So instead of just one trans dude, now you have two, and he's accused of being the online puppet master. That's how he's described. And this guy, he identifies as female. His name is James. I'll just say that, but he tries to go by the name Melody, and he was arrested.
He was arraigned earlier this week. He is in the U.S. near the Canadian border, so he provided money, technical assistance. I'm just, I'm sure that's going to be a whole bunch of other charges with that as well. And this, he had been advising.
Now the killer had had killed his mother and stepbrother before he went and killed these other people at the school. They met on a now defunct chat site. I think I've heard of this before. How do you say this? Omegle.
Omega. Is it like what? That's just like a chat room, I guess. It's an anonymous online website, so they pair people in one-on-one text and video chat sessions.
So that's how it started, and then it went continued in Discord. Wow.
So, how many does this make now? Ten, right? I think just in the past like few years. Do you think that the trend of going trans is decreasing? I saw a story.
Let me pull up my bookmarks on this. I saw a story on this how there has been a decline. This is a now. There's only been one study on it. It's by a guy named Eric Kaufman on U.S.
university students, and it was published at SSRN, and they had the study up there, and they looked at how the trans thing looks like it peaked around 23, and then now. The identification rates amongst some young adult groups in the U.S. is now declining.
So you mean it's a social contagion? Yes, definitely. It's what everything is indicating. That's what we've been saying for forever. That this is it's body dysmorphia, but it's also a social contagion.
So they had that. Then they they had the data from Center for Heterodox Social Science, and it said the decline of trans and queer identity amongst young Americans. And it says since twenty three, both the trans and queer identification have dropped sharply, particularly with Gen Z. And in late, actually. About a year ago, fire the Foundation for Individual Rights in Expression.
They they pulled. It's not very scientific, but they said that there looked like there was also a decline early on from what they surveyed.
So it seems as though that, I guess, trans trend is on the decline at least for Gen Z.
Now I don't know why they're not. I don't know if that means. They haven't seen that with millennials or whatever, but it's interesting. I mean, it to look at it, the fire study and Kaufman's study. They said that Kaufman said it's quote in free fall amongst the young end quote.
Now there's more. I think there's more surveys to be done because this is still pretty early on. But yeah, because it's a mental illness. I mean, body dysmorphia is a mental illness. But I don't think all of it's body dysmorphia.
I think so much of it is because it's trendy. Because kids are like, oh, that's like the edgy thing to do, so they want to do it. I mean that's I mean honestly what I really you know think that it that it was so I mean they're saying that it's in really is in free fall within the United States apparently so is identifying as non-binary and it's particularly between 18 and 22 year olds the trans identification has been cut in half for that demo between 22 and 24. The peak was 23, and it's been cut in half. I think Tufts is doing a study on it right now, but they—I mean—that's pretty significant.
This is pretty crazy. There. What I'll do is for those of you who are subscribers, I'm going to actually make a note of this. I'm going to include because there's a lot of information there. Because they also look at older generations.
This survey looks at older generations, but there's—I mean, obviously there's more work to be done. But if you've noticed, there is—I think there is a decline.
Now, how that works with the violence? I think the more reporting of the violence and everything else, I think that's kind of a wake-up call to people who have been flirting with the idea of this as a trend, as like an identifier, because they see these people who are clearly. Evil, and that's the other thing. I think there's evil, and then I think that there is dangerously mentally disturbed, and they can be two different things.
Sometimes they can be the same thing. One doesn't necessarily mean the other, but I definitely do think that all of this insanity, this horrible press that these trans activists and these people have been bringing on themselves, I think that's contributed to. Nobody wants to identify with that. We have a lot more on the way as we move. Our partners that help bring you the program—it's the folks at AMAC.
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I don't know why. That's what you used to put people to sleep to then deliver the. I don't know why they couldn't just like you know knock her out with some gas and then here's some fentanyl. I don't know. Anyway, she says she's still mentally groggy and she her first words were, "Who are you and why am I here?" And her arm hurts and she's got a headache.
Kane. Guys, it's so bad. You feel so bad for her. You know who else has a headache? The woman whose brain she smashed in with a giant piece of asphalt three separate times, and then she dug into the mashed brain and took out a piece of skull that she then took around and showed everyone and bragged about.
Yeah, calling. Yeah, exactly. Her. She's her victim. Probably has a headache.
They still could put her to death. It still could happen. It should happen. There is nothing. There's no such.
There's nothing. No double jeopardy. No anything else that would prevent it. But the way that they do this lethal, I think the lethal injection is stupid. I think firing squad, hanging, or if you're going to do it, just fentanyl.
That's that's it's crazy.
So the and also firing the doctor who messed it up. But apparently, one of the anesthesiologists who worked with her lawyers told the BBC that she is able to communicate in a basic way. She woke up and thought it was still September.
So, I don't know, but that's the the way that the media is writing about her. Like you're supposed to feel bad for her. Again, I think it comes down to no accountability if you're a chick. That's kind of what it is. I don't feel bad for her.
You guys feel bad for. I don't feel bad for.
Now, Bill Lee, the governor, there's not going to be because there was another death row inmate who is going to be put to death, and his sentence has been. He still could be put to death, but right now they're not going to do anything till after the first of the year. They're supposed to review everything. They're reviewing their process. When really they need to get rid of the doctor that was not qualified to do the kind of IV that was required for this, and yeah, I rewrote about it.
Like there was he botched that same doctor botched another death row case earlier, another execution earlier.
So, and we talked about that case. I so if it happens, it's not going to be after the first of the year. Who's paying for her treatment in the meantime? Like why is this not? She's still under the It's not cruel and unusual.
What's cruel and unusual is what's being done to the victim's family at this point. An absence of justice is cruel and unusual.
So we'll watch and we'll keep we'll keep track. I have to share this story with you.
Something silly now. Where is this at? I am going to pull this up. I normally don't keep up with these two, but I thought this was so silly. Actually, I have two things.
First is the Tom Cruise Digger movie. Apparently, I haven't seen it. It takes a lot to get me into a theater because I am too fidgety.
Now, this is the guy who brought, who got everybody who say who is said to have saved the theater, and brought everybody back in with Top Gun. But now, apparently, this movie is bad. It's called Digger. It's supposed to be an end of the world satire that is very, very apparently politically preachy in the vein of climate change. That's what I've read.
But One of an associate, well, not so much a friend, someone I know who's a film reviewer, has said this was just Cruz trying to go for an Oscar, to check all the boxes and go for an Oscar, and in order to basically get an Oscar, you it has at this point anymore it has to be pretty political, which is so stupid because nobody wants to go see that. This movie is not expected to exceed forty million dollars in the worldwide box office, and they think it's going to be a two hundred million dollar flop. You, I am. He went from bringing everybody in the theater for Top Gun to now running everybody out of it with this movie. I hate this.
I hate this. And also, a lot of people are saying the makeup was bad. Was it supposed to be bad on purpose? I mean, Tom. I don't know if Tom Cruise has ever has had any flops.
I mean, I think that you know he can maybe afford to have a flop, but maybe not a two hundred to two hundred fifteen million dollar flop when the economy's bad right now. The film in which he he plays a rich oil magnet who triggers this like global environmental catastrophe. And I don't know. I I just don't know. You haven't seen it, Kane, right?
Have you? Any of you out there in the audience seen it? Kane hasn't seen it. No, I haven't seen it yet. Yeah, I I don't think I'm I don't think I'm gonna go see it.
It's definitely not a Top Gun or Days of Thunder. It's definitely not that. That's a pretty big. He's this big, balding billionaire that lives with a dying cat and a bunch of stuffed animals, dying cat and I guess all the other pets that he had that went. I don't know.
This is. It seems sad to me. That's sad. Also, okay. Here's the last thing because I want to give you something silly.
Again, I don't really keep up with these these two.
So the ginger guy and his game show wife they decided to move back to Britain after they said they were never going to move back to Britain ever again and they moved back to Britain and they moved to the Cotswolds and then they put their kids in school only to and then brag about not telling everybody where they went to school while heavily hinting where they went and then they pulled them out apparently because they didn't plan for their security they didn't like vet the they didn't advance the damn school. And then they made it. They're trying to get taxpayer-funded security, but they don't want to work for the public.
So now her company, because she can't ever, she has a bunch of products that are basically white labeled.
So they have like companies that make these things, and she just slaps her name on it.
So they have a luxury advent calendar, and it's a hundred and forty-eight dollars to get a bunch of junky chocolate in a box. One hundred forty-eight dollars.
Now, apparently, there was a priest, an Anglican priest at and a London University chaplain, and he was on social media, and he just happened to mention that maybe instead his follow his followers should buy an eight-dollar Christian Advent calendar. From the meaningful chocolate company that included Fairtrade chocolate, a Christmas story and activity booklet that supports the leprosy mission. Oh, very charitable, very nice. Her little army went crazy. They harassed this priest straight up off of social media.
They called him evil and satanic. And a fake Christian, because he apparently kind of had a joke at her overpriced box of poop chocolate. At that overpriced, it's I mean, it looks disgusting. And he eventually locked his account because her cult of sixty-year-old women apparently went nuts. I felt bad.
Her products all suck. Why would you want? Why do you? It's like candles with no wicks. Runny jam and half melted chocolate, and then they're doing a picnic basket that's like two hundred dollars of stuff that you could get at the grocery store, and basket included, probably for under forty.
It's the most ridiculous thing ever.
So I don't, I don't know. I felt bad that this guy got run off of social media because he simply said, if you want to only spend eight dollars and support charitable missions. Here's what you can do. It's a you know Christian effort, and his was a nice little. I mean, his was about Christmas.
Hers was just her Olive Garden mansion in California with Christmas wreaths on the windows. That was it. But that's, it's not going to work out for them. There, I, I've not, I would not purchase any of these products. This is not.
I mean, these products aren't even good enough to be included at like a Williams Sonoma or Sur La Table. Nothing like that. Like it's just junk that you could like buy. It's it's like white listed Chinese Amazon products. That's what it looks like, to be frank.
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I mean, she should be dead right now. This is this whole thing. I I'm I'm angry that she's even awake and angry. That's how about that? Let's see.
A passenger steals and crashes a tug at John Wayne Airport. I just like that they're called a tug. They're the little things that pull the. Pull the airplane right, Orange County John Wayne Airport. Apparently, a passenger somehow made it onto the tarmac, stole a tug.
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Somehow, was able to like steal a lavatory service truck before he was taken into custody. But he like hit a couple things with it, and was he couldn't drive. I guess it's difficult to drive. How does that happen? I mean, you can't take like hand lotion, travel hand lotion, but you can steal a tug and like apparently get through airport security.
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Sounds like a like a boxing. It does, doesn't?
Well, he's out there trying to claim this whole genocide after October. Like there's some genocide that's been happening after October seven. The word genocide's been really diluted and overused in this context. But listen to what he says here. Is That it was a vigil that brought together and brings together New Yorkers to read testimonies of their own family members, testimonies of others who've been killed either on the day or in the genocide since.
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