Fifteen dead in New Orleans. A truck bomb outside Trump Tower in Las Vegas. Two major attacks in two days, and here’s the real kicker: nobody seems to have a damn clue what’s really going on.
The FBI’s calling both incidents acts of terrorism, but that doesn’t even scratch the surface. With tensions already high in this country, these attacks aren’t just tragedies—they’re flashing neon signs warning us about what’s coming next. Let’s break it down.
Las Vegas: Tesla Truck Bomb at Trump Tower
A Tesla Cybertruck packed with explosives was driven straight to Trump Tower, and the driver didn’t walk away. Seven people are injured, and authorities are scrambling to figure out how it happened. What we do know is the truck was rented through Turo, the car-sharing app, and rigged to blow.
Even Tesla CEO Elon Musk has chimed in, calling it a “likely act of terrorism.”
New Orleans: Bourbon Street Bloodshed
Bourbon Street saw chaos on New Year’s Eve when a rented Ford F-150 plowed into a crowd, killing 15 and injuring dozens more. The ISIS connected driver, Shamsud Din Jabbar, didn’t stop there—he opened fire on police, injuring two officers before being shot dead.
After first denying it was terrorism, the FBI now says it’s terrorism. That’s about all we know right now — according to the Feds. Of course no mention of the ISIS flag until citizen journalists started posting pictures from the scene. But let’s face it, we’ve seen this play out before. It’s coverup time.
Possible ISIS terror Cell in Texas???
In Houston, the FBI is currently investigating a possible ISIS terror cell that is said to be connected to the New Orleans attack.
The Turo Connection?
Here’s where things take a turn: both the Cybertruck in Vegas and the F-150 in New Orleans were rented through Turo.
More to Come? Will the Lead Up to Trump Inaugration Bring more Chaos?
With Trump’s second inauguration just weeks away, these attacks are a signal that we’re heading into dangerous territory. Extremists—whether lone wolves or organized groups—thrive on chaos, and they’re getting bolder. If you’re waiting on the government to connect the dots and keep you safe, you’re making a deadly mistake.
Get Ready Now
These attacks aren’t random, and they’re not the end of it. The best thing you can do is take control of your own safety.
- Know Your Exits: Whether it’s your neighborhood, your city, or your state, have a plan to leave if things go south.
- Stock Up: Food, water, and emergency supplies aren’t just for natural disasters. If you don’t have two weeks’ worth on hand, you’re behind.
- Stay Aware: This isn’t the time to get lost in the noise. Pay attention to your surroundings and the trends.
Major terror attack targeting our infrastructure could be right around the corner.
While luckily most of the attacks since 9/11 have been relatively small, we’ve documented numerous failed attempts where terrorists tried to take down the power grid and poison local water supplies. Should a terror organization be able to pull off one of these attacks or launch some sort of biological attack in a large city, it would likely push the country into chaos.
The threat of radical Islamic terrorism is one of the most significant threats we face as a nation, largely because our government and our media have failed to name the threat!
- Have a Bug Out Plan: You need to have a solid evacuation plan, and you need to be prepared to leave at a moment’s notice.
- Prepare for Martial Law: The real threat may come during the aftermath of the attack. Time and time again, our government has shown they will first clamp down on the public, and then in all likelihood ignore the actual problem.
- Have a Communication Plan: Emergency Communication is one of the least talked about parts of preparedness, but it’s probably one of the most critical pieces of the preparedness puzzle. It’s something that you can’t afford to overlook.
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