Thread: Four Men in Two Cities Killed in Acts of Islamic Jihad; Media, Obama & Holder Silent

Four Men in Two Cities Killed in Acts of Islamic Jihad; Media, Obama, and Holder Silent
Brendan Tevlin was a 19-year old from New Jersey who had just finished his freshman year at the University of Richmond. Like many kids his age, he played...
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Four Men in Two Cities Killed in Acts of Islamic Jihad; Media, Obama, and Holder Silent

September 12, 2014 By TPNN Staff Writer



Brendan Tevlin was a 19-year old from New Jersey who had just finished his freshman year at the University of Richmond. Like many kids his age, he played sports and video games. He also liked to surf. Brendan also played the bagpipes and was a Eucharistic minister at his church. But none of those things led to his tragic death. What led to Brendan’s death is that he was an American.
Ali Muhammad Brown, 29, was charged with the murder of 19-year old Brendan Tevlin on June 18th. Brown also confessed to killing two people, Ahmed Said and Dwone Anderson-Young, in Seattle on June 1. In addition, he was also charged with shooting another man, Leroy Henderson, in the Skyway area of Seattle in April. All of the men were killed with a 9 mm handgun. There is consistency in Brown’s statement to police in both King County in Seattle, and Essex County, N.J. He told authorities that he was doing his small part as vengeance for U.S. actions in the Middle East.
Q13 FOX in Seattle reports that Brown described the killing of Tevlin to authorities in New Jersey as a ‘just kill’ which he defined as as a target that was an adult male, not a woman, child or elderly person. Brown stated, ““My mission is vengeance. For the lives, millions of lives are lost every day,” he reportedly said. “Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, all these places where innocent lives are being taken every single day … All these lives are taken every single day by America, by this government. So a life for a life.”
Todd Pettingill, radio host of The Todd Show in the Morning, on 95,5 in New York, discussed this jihad killings on his radio show. He said, “If there was ever a reason to riot in the streets in the name of humanity, it would be for this case. But, has that happened? No. And I’m not suggesting that it should. What did the friends of family of Brendan Tevlin do? They had a candlelight vigil. What I am suggesting should happen is that this should be talked about and written about and the American people should know. Why is Eric Holder not visiting the Tevlin family? Why is the President not going to mention Brendan Tevlin tonight? He was a young boy who was killed…for being an American.”
In addition to calling out Holder and Obama for their failure to give any attention to these jihad killings that were done on American soil, Pettingill also said, “It was in fact an act of jihad, perpetrated by a fellow American who sympathized more with those who want to annihilate us than with his own country and its people.”
But, with ISIS on a bloody killing spree in the Middle East in their quest to establish a caliphate and their threats to take their attacks onto American soil, the only Brown the media wants to talk is Michael Brown. The media and Congress want to put more emphasis on the domestic abuse case surrounding Ray Rice than acts of jihad in America with men being killed simply for being an American. And Barack Obama wants to deny the severity of ISIS and, in fact, refuse to even recognize that they are dangerous Islamic terrorists who kill innocent people. Perhaps Obama should pay attention to the news more often. He would learn that not only do people kill innocents in the name of Islam, but it is happening already right here in the United States.
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Authorities smeared Brendan Tevlin's name to put the public at ease: Editorial



Brendan Tevlin was an innocent, random victim of an accused killer wanted for a double murder in Seattle. The word “targeted,” used by the Essex County Prosecutor's Office after the killing, created additional heartache for the Tevlin family at a time when it was already reeling from unbearable pain. (Seth Augenstein/The Star-Ledger)

By Star-Ledger Editorial Board The Star-Ledger on August 14, 2014 at 9:00 AM, updated August 14, 2014 at 10:12 AM

On the morning after Brendan Tevlin was killed in West Orange, the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office issued a news release that included these words: “The victim has been identified as a Brendan Tevlin, 19, of Livingston. The preliminary investigation indicates he was targeted.”
That suggests the killer had some private beef with Tevlin and went after him. And because so much violence in America is tied to the drug trade, a reasonable person could read between the lines and conclude that Tevlin was somehow involved in that black market.
With that assumption in mind, the public could breathe easy. This was a private argument. The danger is confined to people who associate with killers.
We now know nothing could have been further from the truth.
Police say the word “targeted” was used based on the ferocity of the crime. Tevlin was shot eight times, indicating “a hit.” The side-street location, too, may have led police to believe he was purposely followed.
But Brendan Tevlin was an innocent, random victim of an accused killer wanted for a double murder in Seattle. The word “targeted” created additional heartache for the Tevlin family at a time when it was already reeling from unbearable pain.
“The initial inaccurate statement that Brendan was ‘targeted’ resulted in undeserved and painful speculation that he played some role in this tragedy,” the family said in a statement to The Star-Ledger this week.
If prosecutors were trying to calm the public, that was wrongheaded as well. Because the truth is that the public should have been terrified. There was indeed a monster in their midst.
As Star-Ledger columnist Mark Di Ionno reported Sunday, the accused killer was on the loose for three weeks after Tevlin was shot, hiding in wooded areas of residential neighborhoods within a mile of the crime.
The bottom line is this: Authorities gave the public a false sense of security at the expense of Tevlin’s reputation by saying he was “targeted,” and that could have led to other tragic consequences. No doubt, it also caused the public to let down its guard during the search. How many people saw the accused killer in their neighborhoods but thought nothing of it?
As for the family’s pain, Katherine Carter, spokeswoman for the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office, offered this mild apology: “The use of the word targeted was never intended to be a statement about the victim or his behavior in any respect.”
Still, the family says, “The damage that was already done is both lasting and real. All that we have left of Brendan is his reputation as an intelligent, caring and loving son, brother and friend that he deservedly achieved during his lifetime. We will never cease in our efforts to honor and protect that legacy.”
Amen to that.

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