Alton Nolen, a recently-fired Muslim convert, beheaded a former coworker and was attacking another before being shot by the former CEO of the business.

More, including the 911 call, at the link.

Was this an Islamic "lone wolf" terrorist attack, or merely a disgruntled recently-fired employee seeking revenge? We don't know yet.

Onward and upward,
airforce

Yaaay .. About time... Hopefully we see this trend continue.. Awesome .. cowering sheep who bleat for the badges to be the tyrannical saviors. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha......

Yes 3 day waiting period for knives now..... the new agency will be the old agency with one more letter

BATFE = BATFKE

Now the taste of Islam fear is real.. good... its wakey wakey time America. har har har. You could go buy guns to protect your selves... Oh wait maybe not. ha ha ha ha serves you right crappin on the second amendment like that... woot go ISIS kill more traitors of this country...

I'm sure this will be labeled as another case of random "workplace violence"...

Thank God for a "good guy with a gun"!

Just another Jail Convert, with another Reason to Hate Whitey, and a License to Kill, People we are at War, and its best to keep All in your Sight, these Low Intelligent Ground Apes are easy converts to the Message of Islam, There is a fight coming. be ready!!

Semper Fi

OK,
I have a question.......

Were the 2 women that were attacked by him white or not?

If they were white will this be classified as a hate crime or merely workplace violence?
Was this a racist crime?
Was this a Islamic attack or merely just another misguided person as the result of decades of oppression?

Help me out please......Just a dumb old ploy boy here.

5.56

Relevant question, since if they are non-black and non-Muslim, it is clearly a hate crime.

Now here is the other element of that, if they were Black Southern Baptist faithful, then guess what, STILL A HATE CRIME. Yep, religious persecution counts as a hate crime and beheading someone for refusing to convert definitely counts.

The local police are treating this as an incident of workplace violence. That actually isn't unreasonable, since he had either just been fired, or was in the process of being fired, at the time of the attacks. However, the FBI has been called in to help investigate the case.

Vaughan Foods regularly hires people from prisons and halfway houses. That isn't a bad thing, and it usually works out well. This time, it obviously didn't.

I can think of very few cases where a black-on-white crime was treated as a hate crime, and none since Eric Holder became Attorney General.

Onward and upward,
airforce

I would have to read the cognitive contortions that some legal experts manage to go through to try and call a beheading as punishment for not converting to Islam as anything but a religion based hate crime.

Alton Nolen is awake, and has been interviewed by detectives. In addition to numerous state charges, the article says he may face federal charges as well.

For what it's worth, I've never been in favor of "hate crime" laws, or thought crimes in general. Murder is murder; the victim isn't any more dead because of the perpetrator's motives. State law already provides for an enhanced penalty (death) if the murder is "especially heinous, atrocious, or cruel." It certainly sound as though this murder would qualify.

Onward and upward,
airforce

Looking at more issues in this, it is complex enough that the FBI is still investigating, but the consistency is that when they find out the truth, it will likely not be told to us peasentry.

"Public Outreach: The FBI has forged partnerships nationally and locally with many civil rights organizations to establish rapport, share information, address concerns, and cooperate in solving problems. These groups include such organizations as the NAACP, the Southern Poverty Law Center, the Anti-Defamation League, the National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium, the National Organization for Women, the Human Rights Campaign, and the National Disability Rights Network."

- From the FBI website at:

http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/civilrights/hate_crimes/overview

Notice, they are not going to coordinate with any group which has a distinctly declared role in protecting any rights of conservative Christians from being beheaded, even if this particular case may in fact just be workplace violence.

Yes, Oklahoma officials are calling this incident "workplace violence." Granted, his Facebook page had photos of Osama bin Laden and a beheading, but it definitely wasn't terrorism. It was just ordinary workplace violence, like Major Nidal Hasan at Fort Hood. So move along, there's nothing to see here.

Onward and upward,
airforce

He was a psych problem and overall scum inspired by terrorism but had very little contact with Islam from what I can tell.

One problem is there are a lot like that around, a lot. It goes to some reasons why a lot of companies now do ongoing social media audits on employees.

Rehash, new evidence. The asshole had Jihadist written all over his personal profile. Social media, personal associations, multitude of personal habits. Associated with the same mosque as the Tsarnaev brothers.

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog...u_note_to_oklahoma_beheaders_mosque.html

Yeah, he's a real piece of work. But this administration won't even call Major Nidal Hasan a terrorist, so I'm not particularly surprised that this is being called "workplace violence."

Onward and upward,
airforce

So... If a white-honky-kracker becomes very involved with white supremacists, then stars to try to recruit co-workers, and making threatening comments to minorities at work, and ends up getting fired for his actions, then returns to work, lynches a minority former coworker while yelling "white power"....

By liberal "logic"... That would ALSO be work place violence.

It is insulting that they expect people to buy this line!

Looking at the series of civil suits against the Aryan nations, Tom Metzger and "WAR", I keep thinking that all it takes is for the cousin of one of the deceased to sign off on permission to file a lawsuit on their behalf and someone can go after some deep pocket Saudi sponsored mosques over this sort of thing

If you show up to court with a really diverse "mod squad" looking crew of civil attorneys, then you are going to be impossible to ignore as it grinds through court. Hit them with RICO and then as soon as a single Justice Department official steps out of line to derail the civil prosecution, start handing out additional lawsuits like party favors while howling about coverup.

Then of course will come the death threats against the law firm and legal staff, with strong allegations that those making the threats have numerous judicial and Justice Department contacts, highly placed state department people, and our team just keeps handing out legal filings, but up gun heavy handed security going to and from court, dudes rolling heavy and making a big show of it, lots of news interviews where people are put to the wall and frisked before talking to the principals, building and parking lot security, talk about how Jihadists have infiltrated the Justice Department and have ties to death threats against the legal staff.

Roll heavy, make it a militia deployment, let them bitch moan and complain about jurisdiction and change of venue, then the deployment follows them. They will probably push for a change of venue to get around the Washington DC area, and then there is the legal cover for going in heavy.

The legal blueprint is not hard to follow, it was used by the SPLC in the Metzger case, but we would modify it, although not as much as you would think. Tie in the Muslim prison chaplain to the major mosques, a few other converts who most likely influenced the head chopper guy, its not hard to see how the blueprint Morris Dees laid out works, the asshole still brags about it constantly.