DHS Bulletin Warns ‘Domestic Extremists’ Are Pushing Violence Against Congress, School and Health Officials

Alejandro Mayorkas, best known for allowing Chinese national security risks into the United States in exchange for investments in a company owned by Terry McAuliffe and aided by Tony Rodman, Hillary’s brother and large donors to Harry Reid has issued another advisory warning of violence committed by conservative domestic terrorists against Congress, school, and health officials. I have no idea what number this warning is, I only know it’s the same number as attacks that never happened.

And just how many credible threats prompted this warning? According to Mayorkas, there have been no credible threats. When was the last time he warned of credible threats by domestic terrorist groups antifa or BLM? And they riot all the time. Mayorkas taking credit for quelling threats from right-wing groups is like the guy who sold T-Rex traps. Both are effective for exactly the same reason.

The bulletin read according to NBC News:

“Extremists have called for attacks on elected officials, political representatives, government facilities, law enforcement, religious communities, commercial facilities and perceived ideological opponents.”

NBC News reported:

The new National Terrorism Advisory System bulletin is expected to be released Wednesday afternoon, according to officials familiar with it. It replaces an existing bulletin published in August, which said that “ethnically motivated violent extremists and anti-government/anti-authority violent extremists will remain a national threat priority for the United States.”

The new document includes a lot of the same language, according to a senior official who has read it. But it speaks to some new developments, including the exploitation of the American withdrawal from Afghanistan by both foreign terrorists and domestic racists.

In general, the bulletin continues, “threats include those posed by individuals and small groups engaged in violence, including domestic violent extremists and those inspired or motivated by foreign terrorists and other malign foreign influences. These actors continue to exploit online forums to influence and spread violent extremist narratives and promote violent activity.”

The ongoing pandemic continues to be a spark for violent rhetoric, DHS found, especially by those angered by mask and vaccine mandates and restrictions on normal activity.

Foreign intelligence services, foreign terrorist organizations and domestic violent extremists “continue to introduce, amplify and disseminate narratives online calling for violence,” the bulletin says.

The last warning came in August but no attack occurred, nor were there any T-Rexes spotted anywhere in this country. But I suspect we will see both of these things happening at about the same time.

Steven Ahle