WASHINGTON (AP) - Within the last week, authorities say, Amine El Khalifi's plan was proceeding: An al-Qaida associate handed him an automatic weapon to kill security officers inside the U.S. Capitol. A bomb-laden vest would detonate the building. He would die as a martyr.
But there was a problem: The explosives were inert, the gun inoperable and the supposed al-Qaida member was an undercover officer, according to court documents.
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They FBI new at least a year ago he was here illegally. Why was he not apprehended and deported then?
Why not?
So, they could set him up and frame him for a false flag terror publicity stunt for the stupid to justify the value of anti terror laws and organizations.
It's easy to bust a terror plot when you design it.
It is also easy to find a willing mind to lure, subvert and brainwash.
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