ABLECHILD: Spook Training in Question with New Orleans and Las Vegas Terrorists

Guest post by Joe Hoft at JoeHoft.com – republished with permission.

Spook Training in Question with New Orleans and Las Vegas Terrorists

Republished with permission from AbleChild.

The terrorist attacks that occurred in New Orleans, LA and Las Vegas, NV, are tragic. How the families cope with such devastating loss is impossible to comprehend. But getting legitimate and accurate information about the deadly attacks may provide some comfort and closure. Forty-eight hours into the investigation one can only say that the status is fluid.

It’s way too early to know if these two terrorists were mentally challenged and on some weird cocktail of psychiatric drugs or if the attacks were something more nefarious. But some information seems so strange and coincidental that one cannot help but wonder whether the attacks go deeper than law enforcement will be willing to share. So, let’s consider the two attacks and what we know two days out.

In the early morning hours of New Year’s Day, 42-year-old Shamsud-Din Jabbar travelled to New Orleans, driving a Ford F-150 into holiday revelers killing 15 (and himself) and injuring 30 others. That same day, just a few hours later, 37-year-old Matthew Livelsberger drove a Tesla Cybertruck to Las Vegas where it exploded in front of the Trump Hotel main entry doors, killing himself and injuring seven. On the surface, it would appear that these two events are unrelated. But there are a few nagging coincidences that law enforcement must address.

First, both men served in the U.S. Army. Din Jabbar served in the Army from 2006 to 2015 and had deployed to Afghanistan in 2009. Livelsberger was Army “special operations” active duty and home on leave from Germany and who served in Afghanistan at the same time as Din Jabbar. It is reported that both men also were stationed at Ft. Bragg in North Carolina at the same time.

It is of interest that both men also just happened to rent their vehicles from the same rental company. According to reports, Din Jabbar rented his Ford F-150 in Houston, Texas and Livelsberger rented the Tesla Cybertruck in Denver, Colorado. And, ironically, both terrorists used the same car rental app called Turo. What are the odds?

Both U.S. Army veterans, who just happened to be stationed at the same bases at the same time and deployed to Afghanistan at the same time also used the same car rental app to carry out their attacks? Is it possible that it’s just a case of “wow, it’s small world?” Maybe but it gets a little more interesting when one also considers the recent second attempt on President Trump’s life in West Palm Beach Florida.

Recall that would-be assassin Ryan Routh was poor but, apparently, a man of the world, traveling overseas on numerous occasions and inserting himself into the Ukraine war. Many in the media have questioned whether Routh was connected to one of the nation’s spook agencies. Who knows? But the more interesting connection is Routh’s visits to Fort Bragg, N.C. In the four years leading up to the attempt on Trump’s life, Routh apparently visited Fort Bragg 147 times and stayed the night 29 times.

Normally this would-be assassin’s visits and sleeping habits wouldn’t be very interesting. But, given that Fort Bragg, now known as Fort Liberty, is also the home of the U.S. Army Special Warfare Center and School, it should alert those who are conducting the investigation. After all, this is where the training of some of the U.S. Army’s top spooks happens.

So, let’s recap. The Las Vegas terrorist, the New Orleans terrorist and the would-be Trump assassin all lead back to Fort Bragg – spook central – and two days into the investigation the FBI is reporting that there is no known connection between the two terrorists.

Hard to know, but at some point, even those bright men and women at the FBI have got to admit that there just are too many coincidences. At some point the investigators must be asking themselves…what are the odds?

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