Cruz: No Such Thing As ‘Lone Gunman’ in Radical Islam
"In the modern world, no one acts in isolation," Cruz says
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The Chattanooga shooter wasn’t a “lone gunman” as President Obama claimed because the shooter, Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez, embraced radical Islamic ideology spreading on social media, according to presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.
“In the wake of this vicious attack on our nation we need to rid ourselves of two dangerous delusions, first and foremost that a ‘lone gunman’ – as President Obama described the shooter – is somehow isolated from the larger threat of radical Islamic terrorism,” he said. “In the modern world, no one acts in isolation.”“Through social media ISIS, al Qaida, and other groups are infiltrating our nation with impunity while our government will not even admit that radical Islamic terrorism is a problem.”
The second delusion about the Chattanooga, Tenn., attack, Cruz continued, is that it’s somehow isolated from the 2009 shootings on military facilities involving Islamic extremists in Little Rock, Ark., and Ft. Hood, Texas.
Likewise, both the White House and the mainstream media were hesitant to discuss Abdulazeez’s ties to radical Islam, which motivated him to attack two military installations on Thursday, killing four U.S. Marines and wounding three others.
“Obama has been widely criticized for his refusal to even use the term ‘Islamic’ when referring to Islamist terror attacks, an illustration of the stifling political correctness that surrounds discussion of Islamic-inspired atrocities,” Paul Joseph Watson reported. “In the aftermath of the shootings, the leftist media, which immediately exploited the Charleston attack to collectively demonize all white Americans, is noticeably shy to discuss Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez’s motivation.”
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