Likely Orlando Islamist Terror Co-Conspirator? Never Arrested, Still “Missing.”
If all the charges are true, Bacon Guy will face justice. No, it’s not okay to threaten people, and he’s had the book thrown at him.
At the same time, the FBI had interviewed a woman who knew of the major terrorist plot that eventually took the lives of 49 people in Orlando, drove the terrorist to scope out the place, and accompanied him to purchase ammunition, etc. She was never actually arrested, and as a grand jury was convened to consider charges of 49 counts of murder and 53 counts of attempted murder, the woman, whom the FBI never bothered to arrest, absconded.
This guy, who allegedly threatened people and thew bacon at a building, yet injured no one, will likely never see daylight again.
I would just like some equity in how we approach justice. At this point there’s clearly no rule of law. And they wonder why we’re in open rebellion.
A major in the US army reserve has been arrested after allegedly threatening to kill Muslims and throwing two open packs of bacon at the door of a mosque during Ramadan.
Russell Thomas Langford, a major in the US army reserve, was accused of approaching a Muslim chaplain, showing him a gun and threatening to blow up the Masjid Al Madina mosque in Raeford, North Carolina.
Later that evening, he allegedly attempted to run over a group of people going into the mosque for evening prayer.
Mr Langford was taken into custody and charged with ethnic intimidation, assault with a deadly weapon, going armed to terror the public, communicating threats, stalking and disorderly conduct, according to a statement from the Hoke County Sheriff.
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Waving a gun and trying to run down people is a serious charge. But it would seem odd for someone that plans to do serious bodily injury to indulge in the distraction of procuring and chucking packages of bacon. This guy may be a lawbreaker, but it sounds more like clown stuff than mass murder. But, yeah, it’s a political offense, so that’s a big deal. The double standard may contradict the rule of law and the idea of equal protection, but we all know it’s there. So cross your t’s and dot your i’s, boys and girls, because you’re not in a protected class that gets any slack.