Smoke and Mirrors: What Aren’t They Telling Us About the New Year’s Terror Attacks?

Here we go again. The government’s version of "peace and safety" just got shattered, and you can bet their response will be a predictable cocktail of overreach, censorship, and fear mongering. Early on New Year’s Day, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a name you'll hear a lot but never understand the full story behind, drove a truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street. The result? Fifteen dead, countless injured, and an entire nation once again manipulated into fear.

But here’s where the cracks in the story begin to show.

1. Why Was the FBI So Quick to Downplay Terrorism?

An FBI special agent initially dismissed the attack as “not a terrorist event.” Hours later, an ISIS flag surfaces. Are we supposed to believe this was a mistake? Or was it an attempt to control the narrative before anyone could connect the dots? Let’s not forget, the FBI has a long history of grooming suspects in sting operations. Is Jabbar another pawn in a game we aren’t even allowed to see?

2. The IED Mystery

Officials claimed to have found “potential IEDs” in Jabbar’s truck and scattered across the French Quarter. But the trail goes cold from there. Were these viable devices, or is this another case of selective reporting designed to muddy the waters?

3. A Trail of Red Flags Ignored

Jabbar reportedly threatened his family, dreamed of joining ISIS, and left a digital trail of breadcrumbs. Yet somehow, law enforcement missed all this? Either they’re criminally incompetent, or Jabbar was allowed to act for a reason. You decide.

4. Lone Wolf? Think Again.

From pipe bombs to ISIS celebrations online, it’s clear Jabbar wasn’t working alone. This attack has the fingerprints of a coordinated effort, but the media will spin it as a “lone wolf” incident because it’s easier to digest.

5 & 6. The Cybertruck Explosion in Las Vegas

A Tesla Cybertruck goes up in flames outside Trump International Hotel hours after the Bourbon Street attack. The cause? A cocktail of makeshift explosives. But here’s the kicker—both vehicles were rented from Turo. Coincidence? Elon Musk doesn’t think so. And neither should you.

7. Rental Vehicles as Weapons of Choice

In both attacks, vehicles were rented, not owned. This points to a deliberate method—an exploitable loophole in security protocols that’s now being weaponized. The real question is, why hasn’t this been addressed despite years of warnings?

8. The Rise of Vehicle-Based Terrorism

It’s cheap, it’s easy, and it’s effective. From Europe to the U.S., vehicle attacks have become the new MO for terror groups. But ask yourself: who benefits from this chaos? Terrorists aren’t the only ones. Governments thrive on fear—they can justify anything in its wake.

9. Trump’s Predictable Rage

Trump’s response was as fiery as expected, blaming the “criminals coming in” and vowing action. But what policies will he implement this time? And at what cost to your freedom? The Patriot Act was just the beginning.

10. What’s Next?

Crowds are becoming battlegrounds, and this is just the beginning. The same government that’s supposed to protect you has left the gates wide open. Manhattan saw a Hamas-backed protest just hours after the attacks, a chilling sign that these events aren’t isolated.

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Stay alert, question everything, and don’t let fear guide you. The game is rigged, but that doesn’t mean we have to play by their rules.