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Is ISIS Behind the Amsterdam Central Train Station Car Ramming?
Is ISIS Behind the Amsterdam Central Train Station Car Ramming?
Vijf gewonden na incident met auto Stationsplein Amsterdam Centraal https://t.co/jyeectZizU #Nieuws pic.twitter.com/d1bHj1m8Sy
Fresh reports of a car driving into a crowd and injuring at least five people have emerged from the capital of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Prior to running into pedestrians, the driver was approached by police in his black Peugeot for being in an unauthorized place, reports Dutch RTL News. The driver then drove off and plowed into people and hit a wall. Two people have been transferred to a hospital while the others were treated on location, according to the official Netherlands police Twitter. According to the Dutch Echt Amsterdams Nieuws, the driver of the car has been arrested.
Is the Islamic State behind it?
Dutch Broadcast Foundation is reporting that at this time the act does not show up intentional. Amsterdam police add that the driver looks to have been “incapacitated.”
That ramming came a week after a suicide bombing in Manchester at an Ariana Grande concert. It also occurred just over a month after the Westminster Bridge attack that sent Britain’s Parliament into lockdown. During that attack, a man stabbed and killed an officer and was then shot and killed by police. Prior to being shot, the man drove a vehicle into pedestrians on nearby Westminster Bridge. Three people died, including an American, Kurt Cochran.
Witnessed a car crash into a crowd by Amsterdam central station. Appalling! pic.twitter.com/jeoFtP4OEA
The attack was carried out by a 52-year-old British-born man with a violent criminal record named Khalid Masood, born Adrian Elms.
Masood was an ISIS supporter. ISIS claimed him as a “soldier” to their cause. ISIS also claimed the London Bridge attack. The same day as the London Bridge attack, ISIS channels urged its sympathizers to run over civilians.
Two)No claim reg #LondonBridge, but #ISIS accounts are celebrating the attack similar to after #manchesterattack: Publishing photos, warnings pic.twitter.com/998B8zviZd
It’s presently unconfirmed if today’s attack was orchestrated or inspired by the Islamic State, but it carries ISIS hallmarks. In an ISIS magazine article from November 2016, ISIS suggested to jihadists how to carry out a successful attack as a lone wolf operative. In the article, ISIS said that a lone wolf should use a vehicle to plow into a crowd and to carry a secondary weapon.
Cracking: car crashes into wall at Amsterdam Central Station, reports of at least five injuries pic.twitter.com/CS3YjVlzKk
— William Craddick (@williamcraddick) June Ten, 2017
Soon after, an ISIS-inspired student carried out vehicular attack on Ohio State University. The perpetrator, Somali-born Abdul Razak Ali Artan, also carried a machete. ISIS later claimed the attacked and named Artan as one of their “soldiers.”
A similar attack claimed by ISIS was carried out on July 14, two thousand sixteen at a Bastille Day celebration in Nice, France by Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel. Bouhlel is responsible for murdering up to eighty four people by ramming into them with a truck and shooting at them.
A similar ISIS attack took place at a Christmas market attack that killed twelve and injured forty eight at Breitscheidplatz in Berlin-Charlottenburg, Germany in late 2016.
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If he was a Muslim then it’s a terrorist attack. They all go after the same script.
And if you had any wit, then you wouldn’t be making such an *sshole comment!… or are you just following the script of yet another witless *sshole?
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Dutch Broadcast Foundation is reporting that at this time the act does not emerge intentional. Amsterdam police add that the driver looks to have been “incapacitated.” – Intense.com (via Dutch Broadcast Foundation)
Simply put!… why would you be asking a provocative question, for which you already know the response? And unless the Dutch Broadcast Foundation switches their story, this article/ blog represents yet another provocative question suggested up, that emerges to be more “morbidly forensically salacious”, than informative! Strong!… AND/ OR Mighty TERROR Witness!… netizens have enough stress tracking CONFIRMED troubling Terror-related reports, than to be tracking UNCONFIRMED troubling reports! And I would suggest that such “reporting” is not in the best interests of Strenuous readers!… nor, in the best interests of netizens, generally!
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