ISIS In Minnesota Feeding On The Somalis

BREAKING: American ISIS Leader Arrested in Minnesota. You will NEVER Guess What His Cover Was…

 Danny GoldDecember 10, 2015

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BREAKING: American ISIS Leader Arrested in Minnesota. You will NEVER Guess What His Cover Was…

Flashing ISIS Hand Sign

Do we need any more proof that ISIS is already here and the Syrian migrant crisis is the PERFECT disguise for them to use to attack the world? If so, meet Abdirizak Warsame. He is the 20-year-old ISIS leader in Minnesota. His job was to help future murderers get their rape and slash credentials from the ISIS home base in Syria.

IJR reported:

The FBI is putting another arrest on the books with the apprehension of 20-year-old Abdirizak Warsame.

Warsame, a Somali in Minnesota, was was trying to recruit for the terrorist organization and provide financial means for people who were intent on joining ISIS to travel to Syria.

MPR News reports:

Abdirizak Mohamed Warsame, 20, of Eagan, was arrested Wednesday evening. Prosecutors say Warsame encouraged the planned departures of several friends who have since been charged in the massive terrorism case — and at one point, was named their leader, according to a court document filed Wednesday.

Last year, nine people close to Warsame were arrested for attempting to join ISIS. It would have been ten, but one, Abdi Nur, allegedly made it to Syria.
After it was revealed the Nur most likely joined ISIS in Syria, Warsame was interviewed by the New York Times.

He told the Times:

“Word that he was missing was a blow to the large Somali community. It went out like wildfire that he left, and nobody knew he was gone. I had no clue.”

That’s right! Last year alone he almost helped lead to 10 new tragedies, 9 of which were thwarted (I wonder what happened to Abdi Nur).

Oh and to top it off, he works security! Because you are never safer than when you are in the grips of Islamists…

The freak show even posted the dumbest rap video ever for ISIS.

His job was especially easy because of all of the Somali migrants already in Minnesota. I'm sure the Syrians will make it all the easier…

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