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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2025 · 20 MIN

Terrorist Attack In New Orleans

from TRUTH 2 POWER · host Tyris McKnight

In this gripping episode of Truth 2 Power, host Tyris Terrell McKnight delves into the recent terror attack that rocked New Orleans, exploring the profound implications for the city's safety and security. Join Tyris as he engages with experts in emergency management, public safety, and community resilience to discuss the urgent need for comprehensive prevention plans at both state and local levels. Through in-depth analysis and powerful firsthand accounts, we examine the response to the attack and highlight the critical gaps in preparedness that must be addressed. Tyris emphasizes the importance of proactive measures, collaboration among agencies, and community engagement in crafting effective strategies to mitigate future threats. Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of the challenges facing New Orleans and actionable insights on how citizens can play an active role in fostering a safer environment. Tune in to this essential conversation about vigilance, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of a city determined to stand strong against adversity. **Don’t miss this vital episode—subscribe now to Truth 2 Power and join the conversation!**

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really, really is one of two another episode of Truth the Power Arm, the whole time, it's still going to be right here in the truth, it's a day, it's a day, it's a day and I'm recording the daytime and I want to be very, very intentional with my words and very, very intentional with everything I want to convey today, okay? But those who don't know Tragedy has not struggled with Orleans, very, very close to home, very, very close to home. Tragedy has struggled with Orleans, a terrorist has drove all the way from Houston, Texas, and of course he's coming in about how many people actually died, but people saying at least 10, at least 10 people have died, okay? They actually have identified the suspect.

Over 30 people have been injured in this terrorist attack and I'm calling him a terrorist attack, they've sold at the medium, interesting enough, they're saying that there was hell bent on evil, the driver named Shamsub Din Jabbar, he is a boy to me a US citizen and only veteran from Texas and they've said that Jabbar's potential associations and a relations with terrorist organizations, okay. We do not believe that Jabbar was solely responsible, according to the LBR field office in Lawrence, okay. So first things first, I want to impact a lot of things, a lot of things. We have been, when I say we, I'm in the United States, the United States have been subject to terrorist attacks across the nation by what is referred to as sleeper cells.

If you don't know what a sleeper cell is, that is a person that is born in the United States, of a different nationality, that could be treasonous to the nation they were born in, for, forgive me, I'm driving, before the interest of a definition that their parents or somebody has belonged to. I think it was addressed in a movie, shot, the movie assault, in the leave, she was said to be like a sleeper cell and he had open a sleeper cell and things like that. But this, this is different. When I heard about the attacks early this morning, my heart goes out to the victims, my heart goes out to the victims in the city of New Orleans, if your family is a victim, my heart goes out to you, injured, deceased, doesn't matter, my heart goes out to you, and I'm very, very sorry that this happened.

This is very tragic and nobody wants things like this to happen. The problem that I have with this whole situation, the problem that I have with this whole situation is where now for those who don't know the sugar bowl is played annually in New Orleans, that's the college part of college football championships, the sugar bowl is played annually every year, and then we have the super bowl coming out here as well. The problem that I have with this particular situation, as a matter of fact we got the super bowl within a month's time coming to New Orleans, the problem that I have with this particular situation is that these things are happening in democratic and civil rights, but also where is the preparation for protection for the city for the city's people. For those who don't know at one point, the Louisiana governor was threatening to send state troopers in the National Guards to New Orleans, for the assassins, saying that the crime was too much, there was too much in New Orleans, but there's no preparation for these types of things to happen.

And I was speaking with other people, I was like, for the most part, for the most part, you kind of have to be from the waters understanding, most New Orleans citizens, people that were born in New Orleans, all around New Orleans, the great New Orleans area, they don't particularly go to Berber Street, you know what I'm saying? It's just one of those things that's exciting when you're young, and things like that's more of a tourist spot, people that's tourist typically go to Berber Street, and this incident happened on Berber and Canal. Now, with that being said, Biden, letting all of these olingos over here, giving them certain incentives, I have to put the blame partial on the blame on him. Now, to mention, we in New Orleans have a government system that is not particularly prepared to defend New Orleans from these sorts of things.

And to be honest, I don't think that this will be the last quote-unquote terrorist attack that we have in New Orleans this year. I think this is just beginning of some things because you don't drive from a megacity, like using taxes to New Orleans on New Year's Eve, and doing a attack like that that's not playing or orchestrating, you just don't do it. And it wears the longest of videos is a motherfucker because they will, I'm talking about from Treasury size of bitches, they waited the longest just to release this guy's name and his information. This guy is a rat who was in the United States, who served in the United States Army.

There have been a lot of United States veterans that have taken part in terrorist attacks. Timothy McVade is one that comes to mind. But when we have sleeper cells like this guy, which I suspect that this guy was, we need to be more careful or who we led into the country. So you know the states before everybody know the hell is that because their country is for us know the hell is not the United States' most citizens are sure to be for citizens and my most humble opinion that many of us come from here that their ancestors have led, swept for in this country.

And this is a horrible result of poor preparation. Some of you may be asking several times, what city really is ready for terrorists attack? Okay. 9-11 has thought there's nothing, 9-11 has thought there's nothing in the future.

And listening to me for a while, I've been predicting this sort of thing to happen. Not to this extreme. I never thought I'd get to this extreme. However, when I made certain documentaries, people thought it was extreme.

They don't make those documentaries, but I kind of saw what things were heading. Us saw what things were heading. We need more of a presence or protection for the city of New Orleans. The problem is that we have government officials that are for themselves, but they're not for the people.

They're not for the people. They're for themselves, but they're not for the people. People say, oh, well, Biden and Obama, they try to do they try to do nothing. This creates the atmosphere that they were trying to do.

The other type of thing creates the atmosphere when black people, now they're able to give these foreigners or these illegals $25,000, housing, affordable housing, but when it comes to black people talking about reparations, they turn their nose up at us. And everybody, I am very disturbed by this very disturbed by the fact that I'm a word. I'm going to be intentional today. Start off the new year with this type of bullshit.

The citizens of New Orleans deserve more. They do. We do. They could have easily been me last night.

They could have easily been one of my family members last night. And if you're listening to me, that's probably one of your family members last night. I'm calling for some foolishness. Well, who could have put people to do?

Everybody got everybody's going to have an excuse. Who could have put people to this habit? Man, look at him. I've been screaming it from the top of my lungs for at least half a decade now.

There's something like this will happen. But we got a mayor. They don't care about getting a rights law government officials that are only concerned with patent their pockets. Police seems they're only concerned about being seen in the rest of the city.

Or I got to go out by all the concern with party. And yet, there are people in the hospital and dead because this is the party city. Not to take serious city. This is the party city.

Yes, we're resilient. Yes, we are. Conting the toughest day. But let me tell you something.

All that they're party got to go for a while. Man, we got to take out safety serious. We got to take the citizens serious. We have to take the rest serious.

At this present time, I digress. I do because I really want to get on here. My chances were to get on here and say my piece about the whole situation, speak truth to power and let people know that we got to be a healthy type of things. Man, yes, you know, starting is okay.

I guess everybody wants to be the fun person, I guess, but tragedy struck every this morning. And nobody was prepared for me. I'm not here to make feelings. I want to make a change.

And I hope if you're listening that you do too. I just spoke truth to power. Peace and blessings to the citizens of New Orleans. Prius.

Hopefully my prayers, hopefully my brothers and sisters, you know, thank you.

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