Omar Mateen Waved Red Flags, Fear of Islamophobia Protected Him

by Dave Blount | June 14, 2016 3:35 pm

Islamic killers don’t have to be subtle. Even when they are loudly ticking bombs likely to explode at any moment, political correctness — or what you might call Islamophobiaphobia — prevents us from doing anything about it. There have been over 28,594 lethal Muslim terror attacks since 9/11; consequently, it is a thought crime to associate Muslims with terrorism. Major Nidal Hassan waved bright red flags under everyone’s nose before killing 14 at Fort Hood, even calling himself a “Soldier of Allah” on his business cards. In response, the authorities bucked him up the promotion ladder. When bloodshed followed, they doubled down on the P.C. mentality that allow it to happen. Omar Mateen waved red flags too:

A former Fort Pierce police officer who once worked with 29-year-old Omar Mateen, the assailant in an Orlando nightclub shooting that left at least 50 dead, said he was “unhinged and unstable.”

Daniel Gilroy said he worked the 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. shift with G4S Security at the south gate at PGA Village for several months in 2014-15. Mateen took over from him for a 3 to 11 p.m. shift.

Gilroy, a former Fort Pierce police officer, said Mateen frequently made homophobic and racial comments. Gilroy said he complained to his employer several times but it did nothing because he was Muslim. Gilroy quit after he said Mateen began stalking him via multiple text messages — 20 or 30 a day. He also sent Gilroy 13 to 15 phone messages a day, he said.

“I quit because everything he said was toxic,” Gilroy said Sunday, “and the company wouldn’t do anything. This guy was unhinged and unstable. He talked of killing people.”

Gilroy said this shooting didn’t come as a surprise to him.

It would be Islamophobic for a security company to object to a Muslim guard being a sociopath. It could even lead to crippling consequences from Obama’s Injustice Department.

The more corpses are piled up by Islam, the more impermissible it is to acknowledge the threat. So the authorities blame the violence on the tools they use or, bizarrely, on the Christians who stand in such stark contrast.

Meanwhile, the body counts keep climbing. The bloodiest Islamic outreach efforts are yet to come.

On tips from Jester and Torcer. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.