JUST IN: Ex-National Guard member charged with plotting to help ISIS
McLEAN, Va. (AP) - A former National Guard soldier has been charged with plotting to help the Islamic State and contemplating a Fort Hood-style attack against the U.S. military.
Twenty-six-year-old Mohamed Jalloh of Sterling, Virginia, is expected to make an initial appearance Tuesday in federal court in Alexandria.
Court records made public Tuesday indicate Jalloh is a former member of the Army National Guard who says he quit after hearing lectures from radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki.
If he is a friend of Hildebeast he might get off!
ReplyDeleteHe was just "Careless", like Hitler-y. Worked for her, he needs to say the same thing!
ReplyDeleteNext time a cop pulls me over for speeding I will tell him the same thing, "I was just careless in driving" and so like Hillary, I deserve a pass.
ReplyDeleteThat is treason. It is a firing squad offense. Traitor needs to die
ReplyDeleteFunny how all of these people have a muslim name...
ReplyDeleteI would have never assumed someone named Mohamed might be a traitor?
ReplyDeleteServing in the military?
Armed and trained with weapons?
Never guessed it.