'Signs, signs, everywhere a sign': What's coming our way is going to hurt a lot more than 9/11

Law Enforcement Today recently reported on testimony given by FBI Director Christopher Wray before the Senate Judiciary Committee in which he answered a question posed by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) about “multiple blinking red lights” where our national security is involved by saying, “I see blinking lights everywhere I turn.” 

Wray then said something out loud that no member of the Biden administration or bumbling Joe himself has been willing to say:

“I am concerned that we are in…a heightened threat environment from foreign terrorist organizations for a whole host of reasons and obviously their ability to exploit any port of entry, including our southwest border…We have seen an increase in so-called KSTs, ‘known or suspected terrorists’ attempting to cross over the last five years.” [emphasis added] 

While Wray recognizes the United States homeland is vulnerable to foreign attack from inside our country, that isn’t the case in the rest of the security and intelligence apparatus of the Biden administration. In fact, the government itself, aided and abetted by commercial airlines, has gone into the trafficking business, sending illegal aliens, a majority of whom are military-aged males, all across the country.

Unaccompanied minors are also involved in the 2020’s version of the Underground Railroad. Only this time, they aren’t smuggling slaves from the south to the north; they’re transporting illegal aliens across the U.S. 

AND Magazine, writing in Substack, takes Wray’s comments as a warning since he has made similar statements over the past several weeks, signaling he believes something terrible is about to happen in the United States. Just as the government ignored warning bells before the 9/11 terrorist attacks, they seem to be once again asleep at the switch. In some ways, it almost seems to be deliberate. 

Recently, the completely incompetent Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, was asked about the administration changing its approach to the southern border. Daddy Warbucks explained that common-sense responses like building a border wall, limiting asylum, and ending automatic parole of illegals would “do violence to our fundamental values.”

Yet Mayorkas dismisses the violence being perpetrated by illegal aliens on the American people. 

In an unbelievable display of cognitive dissonance, the current occupant of the White House, Joe Biden, has made the insane claim that al Qaeda, the group responsible for the 9/11 attacks, no longer poses a threat to the U.S. and further claims the Taliban, long our enemies in Afghanistan, is now helping us fight terrorism. And he said that with a straight face. 

As Sam Faddis, writing in the Substack piece, tells us, Biden said, “Remember what I said about Afghanistan? I said al Qaeda would not be there. I said it wouldn’t be there. I said we’d get help from the Taliban. What’s happening now? What’s going on? Read your press. I was right.” 

It isn’t clear which Taliban Biden is referring to, but as Faddis writes, Afghanistan is the equivalent of a “terrorist super state.” Dozens of international terrorist groups now claim Afghanistan as their home, all of whom enjoy safety and financial support there. In fact, he said, the Taliban and al Qaeda “are so closely linked that senior al Qaeda personnel now hold positions in the Taliban government.” 

According to a 2023 United Nations report:

“The link between the Taliban and both Al-Quada and Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) remains strong and symbolic. A range of terrorist groups have greater freedom to maneuver under the Taliban de facto authorities. They are making good use of this, and the threat of terrorism is rising in both Afghanistan and the region…the Taliban have not delivered on the counter-terrorism provisions under the Agreement for Bringing Peace to Afghanistan between the United States of America and the Taliban.” 

Somebody better tell President Peters, er Biden, that little tidbit. 

According to The Critical Threats Project, September 2023:

“In Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Taliban continues to provide sanctuary to al Qaeda and al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS). Al Qaeda’s assessed but unannounced emir is Saif al Adel, who may have freedom of movement between Iran and Afghanistan and may be seeking to increase influence over al Qaeda’s affiliates, especially AQAP. Senior al Qaeda figures remain in Afghanistan under the Taliban’s protection, and the group has established new training camps and safe houses where it sends new recruits.

"Al Qaeda is rebuilding its transnational attack capability.” 

“Al Qaeda’s relationship with the Tehrik-e-Pakistan (TTP) has been reinvigorated in the Taliban-provided sanctuary in Afghanistan. AWIS’s relationship with the TTP may be deepening, as reports indicate it may be helping the TTP work around certain Taliban-imposed restrictions in Afghanistan and providing strategic guidance to the TTP’s operations in Pakistan. AQIS seeks to expand outside Afghanistan-Pakistan into Bangladesh, India, and Myanmar.

"The Haqqani network holds key positions in the Taliban administration, and though there is open disagreement with the Taliban emir’s decisions, they are obeyed. The TTP broke its cease-fire with the Pakistani government and has since escalated attacks in Pakistani territory.” 

Faddis notes that the Pakistani Taliban are operating from Afghan bases and are attempting to wage war against the Pakistani government with the hopes of capturing the capital of Islamabad and, with it, a vast cache of nuclear weapons. Moreover, al Qaeda is in active discussions about buying or stealing Pakistani nukes. Already, portions of Pakistan are under the control of Taliban shadow governments. Afghans have carried out seventy-five percent of suicide attacks inside Pakistan after the fall of Kabul. 

American military assets sent to the Middle East as a “show of force” in support of Israel have stood by doing virtually nothing as Iranian-backed Shia terrorist groups have launched constant attacks against them in Syria and Iraq. Iranian-backed Houthis have attacked U.S. naval vessels numerous times. Both Hamas and Hezbollah have threatened to attack the United States, and the likelihood that some assets from both of those groups have crossed the southern border is high. 

Just under three years ago, the world was at relative peace. Since the Biden administration took office, our enemies detected weakness and are now pouncing. From Ukraine to Israel to Taiwan and Guyana, the world is on fire or about to be—and Biden fiddles while the world burns. 

Unlike before 9/11, terrorist groups are open about undertaking terrorist operations on American soil. As Faddis says, “I would like to say that we are back to where we were before 9/11, but that would understate the threat level. The fact the Biden administration has stood by and done nothing as our American military personnel and infrastructure have been attacked speaks volumes. The fact is, our enemies no longer fear us. 

“We are not facing another 9/11,” Faddis writes. “We are facing the prospect of something much, much worse.” 

President Ronald Reagan and President Donald Trump believed in peace through superior firepower. In the case of Trump, he kept our enemies guessing because they really didn’t know if he was all bluster or was, in fact, willing to blow them to smithereens. In the case of Biden, he looks and acts like a frail old man, someone who is incapable of leading America through yet another attack on our country. 

Love him or hate him, President George W. Bush portrayed a steely resolve when we were attacked on 9/11. He was able to get the American people behind him as he struck back at al Qaeda and then the Taliban.

Unfortunately, he didn’t stop there, and the rest is history. 

Most people think Christopher Wray is an incompetent, partisan hack; however, sometimes, even partisan hacks get things right. Wray’s statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee should serve as a warning to all of us. He knows something. And he’s not the only one. Dan Bongino has long warned that something is afoot.

Our own owner, Kyle Reyes, who is connected to many people in government, law enforcement, and the military, also worries something big is coming. This isn’t bluster. This isn’t fear-mongering. It’s preparation…for the inevitable.