Fort Lauderdale shooter was “Aashiq Hammad” on MySpace, recorded Islamic music

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Fort Lauderdale shooter Esteban Santiago is from Penuelas, Puerto Rico
Article CAIRCO note: 
The possibility arises that this could be home-grown terrorism
Article author: 
Robert Spencer
Article publisher: 
Jihad Watch
Article date: 
8 January 2017
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
islam
multiculturalism
national security
terrorism
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This Chicago Tribune article confirms that Fort Lauderdale shooter Esteban Santiago is from Penuelas, Puerto Rico, and has a brother named Bryan. Why aren’t establishment propaganda journalists asking Bryan about Aashiq Hammad?

“BREAKING: #FortLauderdale Terrorist #EstebanSantiago Joined MySpace As ‘Aashiq Hammad’, Recorded Islamic Music,” GotNews, January 7, 2017:

Fort Lauderdale Airport terrorist Esteban Santiago registered on MySpace under the name “Aashiq Hammad” and recorded Islamic religious music on the site, 3 years before he ever deployed to Iraq as a U.S. soldier, destroying the lying mainstream media’s narrative that he was just a mentally disturbed veteran and that “Islam had nothing to do with it.”...

 

 

Related

3 Weird Things About the Ft. Lauderdale Airport Shooting, D.C. Clothesline, January 8, 2016.

Florida Airport Shooter Converted to Islam, Identified as Aashiq Hammad: Judicial Watch, Conservative Base, January 15, 2017.

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