The FBI is now admitting that an American Muslim who blew himself up with 16 tons of explosives and was going in and out of the US, was not under surveillance. One report says:

In a startling admission, counterterrorism agencies said an American suicide bomber who made frequent trips to the Middle East was not under surveillance – and could not be unless there was an informant tipping them off to his activities.

Moner Mohammad Abusalha, a US citizen, made frequent trips to the Middle East before taking his own life by driving 16 tons of explosives into a restaurant used as check point by Syrian soldiers on May 25, 2014. Despite taking several trips prior to killing himself, the Florida-based, 22-year-old Abusalha was not on the radar of the FBI or the database at the National Counterterrorism Center.

FBI officials told the Washington Post that the Abusalha case exposed vulnerabilities that can be reduced but not eliminated.

“It is extremely difficult for the FBI to identify individuals in the US who have this kind of goal,” George Piro, the special agent in charge of the FBI’s Miami field office, said to the newspaper. “It requires a loved one or really close friend to note the changes…The family has to intervene.”

Piro is conducting the investigation into Abusalha’s activities, but the case already reveals a weakness in US information collection methods, despite a major push by security and intelligence agencies over the past two years to track the flow of foreign fighters into and out of Syria.

Abusalha first visited Syria in January 2013, then left for Jordan and journeyed on to Mecca. He returned to the US in May 2013 while flying through Newark airport.

“If the FBI was looking for this person and had a case on him, we absolutely would have notified the FBI,” said a US Customs and Border Protection (USCBP) official.

Abusalha’s mother was called by USCBP about her son when he arrived back in the US, and she confirmed he had been visiting relatives in Jordan. She did not share with them whether she knew anything about his visit to Syria.

His travel records showed multiple trips to Jordan dating to 2005, according to a senior Homeland Security official, though there was no entry on him in any FBI or counterterrorism databases. Nothing in his behavior or belongings, meanwhile, betrayed any tie to the Syrian conflict.

Abusalha left the US again on November 2013 for a trip to Istanbul and Cairo before carrying out his bombing in May 2014. He is said to have joined the Al-Nusra Front, which has pledged allegiance to Al-Qaeda.

The FBI remained unaware of Abusalha’s radicalization and return to Syria until mid-December, when a source told the bureau about his plan to fight for Al-Nusra. The bureau opened a full-blown investigation and added Abusalha to its terrorism databases and, eventually, to the US no-fly list.

What does this story say? It says that America is going to get hit again, and its going to be bigger than 9/11.

WHAT’s the takeaway? Well, the balderdash that a burgeoning terrorist from America couldn’t be identified – unless his family/friends dubbed him in – is simply bullshit. How so? Well, a yo-yoing back and forth to hot spots of Islamic terror certainly qualifies as eyebrow raising by DHS et al. Ya think? After all, why is everyone and his mother having their bodies scanned, their private parts groped while submitting to a myriad of intrusive invasions when traveling, if not to notice this and that pattern of flight behavior? Mind you, this Florida jihadi could have just as easily committed the same suicide/homicide bombing in any city USA, soon after his forays abroad. Think about it.

MORE specifically, a 22 year old doesn’t generally have the funds to jet back and forth across the world – to the Mid East, no less – so many times. Therefore, the authorities surely knew that there was a situation with him, but they couldn’t find out who his handlers were inside America. Why?

THE fact of the matter is that mosques, all over America, are the epicenters of jihadi activity and rational folks know this is true. Demonstrably, this was precisely what occurred with Boston’s jihadis and the marathon bombing. All the terror dots led back to Boston area mosques. 

WHAT renders America completely vulnerable to domestic (and foreign) jihad is beyond dispute: CAIR, the Brotherhood Mafia’s propaganda arm, dictates to America’s security services what they can or can’t do re Islam. No doubt about it. Do not argue about this fact. The Jihadi-in-Chief has arranged for their supremacy and that is that. This investigative journalist has more than enough proof – a good portion of it yet to be revealed – re the above charge. In due course…

SO in the same way that Boston’s bombers weren’t caught, so too wasn’t the Florida jihadi. In other words, once the infiltration and penetration into mosques was taken off the table (due to the Jihadi-in-Chief and his henchpeople), and the FBI submitted to CAIR’s dictates, the likelihood of stopping them in their tracks on domestic soil is not even slim to none. It is minus zero. However, have no fears, the cavalry will rush in to clean up the bloody streets because they are allowed to do so!

Homeland Insecurity: The White House assures that tracking our every phone call and keystroke is to stop terrorists, and yet it won’t snoop in mosques, where the terrorists are.

That’s right, the government’s sweeping surveillance of our most private communications excludes the jihad factories where homegrown terrorists are radicalized.

Since October 2011, mosques have been off-limits to FBI agents. No more surveillance or undercover string operations without high-level approval from a special oversight body at the Justice Department dubbed the Sensitive Operations Review Committee………….

THERE is no doubt that a mega attack will have to occur before a large segment of America’s citizens awake from their stupors and demand the leaders take action. The urgent question is: will it be too late? Likely. Consequently, will those who backed said evil apologize, as the wreckage is cleared? A more accurate query is: do pigs fly?