The "Nice, France" Trucker was Another Beer Drinking Partying Psycho Patsy

[Daily Mail] His father Mondher Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who lost touch with his son years ago, said his son had shown no interest in religion as a youth.

Mr Bouhlel, who still lives in Tunisia, said: ‘He didn’t pray, he didn’t fast, he drank alcohol. He even took drugs.’

How is it that all of these so-called Radicals upon further investigation turn out to be nightclub going beer drinking clean shaven “Radical Moslims”. The pieces just do not add up just the case with Omar Mateen and the Paris Attacker Salah Abdeslam; both their profiles are exactly like the one of this trucker driver. 

[Daily Mail] Several of the men involved in apparently Islamic State-inspired attacks in Paris in November 2015 and in Brussels in March 2016 also had a history of crime.

Among those responsible in Paris, brothers Brahim and Salah Abdeslam had run a bar in a district of Brussels that was closed down after a police raid found drugs.

Brussels Airport bomber Brahim El Bakraoui, meanwhile, had been sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting at police during a robbery. His brother Khalid, who also blew himself up at the airport, had got five years for car-jacking.

According to a recent Europol study, some 80 percent of Islamic State recruits have criminal records and some 20 percent were diagnosed with mental health issues.

They were all working low level jobs on the fringes of society, were not married, were estranged from their previous spouses and all had emotional pyschological issues with society in some way that manifests itself suddenly into an act of terror. 

The real questions to ask are; 

• Who recruited these Psychos?
• Who had access to their criminal records to profile them as suitable Patsies?
• How did they come up with these plans?
• Who was coaching them as they were prepetrating their attacks?
• Who was financing them?
• Who was providing the logistical support? 
• How did the trucker driver rent a bulletproof van from the local vehicle rental place? 
• Are all trucks in France fitted with bulletproof glass?
• Why does DAESH/ISIL/ISIS like to recruit Psycho Patsies who fit a certain profile?

The elements of this story are all pointing towards another Psycho Patsy, but it is much easier to blame the “Moslems” and “Migrants” because that is much easier and we can feel better ourselves since the blame never comes back into our own actions and decisions.

The rest of the great coverage by the Daily Mail can be read below.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3694282/Brought-weapons-s-good-equipment-Terrifying-final-text-messages-Bastille-Day-killer-sent-minutes-murdered-84-people.html

‘Bring more weapons… It’s good. I have the equipment’: Terrifying final text messages of Bastille Day killer sent MINUTES before he murdered 84 people

• Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel sent text messages and took a SELFIE just before the attack
• Texts were sent at 10.27pm to two of the men now in custody
• The mobile phone was found in the cab of his bullet-riddled truck
• CCTV shows Bouhlel driving up and down the promenade two days before
• His neighbour described moment he said ‘one day, you’ll hear about me’
• Bouhlel’s brother said he sent a picture of him ‘laughing a lot’ before attack

The Bastille Day terrorist sent a series of chilling text messages just minutes before his deadly attack on the Nice Riviera – delighting in his last minute preparations for the atrocity.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel had asked for the ‘heaviest truck’ available when he rented the 19-tonne vehicle and had spent two days driving up and down the Promenade des Anglais working out how to cause the greatest amount of damage.

Now, details have emerged of text messages he sent moments before he slaughtered 84 people and injured hundreds of others who were watching a fireworks display.

He also took a selfie of himself in the truck between picking it up and going on his killing spree, sending it via SMS to others it has now been claimed.

The last text was sent at 10.27pm – minutes before he launched the truck down the Promenade des Anglais, killing and maiming everything in his path.

Accomplices: Details of text messages Bouhlel sent from the phone found in the bullet-riddled cab emerged after seven people were arrested in connection with the attack

And in further messages now revealed according to Nice Matin, the local newspaper, he talked of his delight in obtaining a 7.65 pistol and his hope for getting other weapons.

More than 200 investigators are now working on identifying all recipients of the killer’s texts as they circle in on who knew what, when and why.

And a neighbour of the truck terrorist has described the moment they heard the bodybuilder chillingly tell neighbours ‘one day, you’ll hear about me’ before he carried out the attack.

Meanwhile, his brother has told how Bouhlel, 31, sent him a selfie where he was ‘laughing a lot’ in the French seaside city just hours before he drove the lorry into crowds at around 40mph.

Police searched his lorry and found the killer’s phone and saw one text message which read: ‘Bring more weapons. Bringing in 5,’ according to judicial sources quoted by French TV.

An earlier text read: ‘It’s good. I have the equipment.’

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The text was sent moments before he launched the lorry down the Promenade des Anglaises.

They were sent from the mobile found in the lorry cab, along with the killer’s driving licence and bank card, after police shot him down in a hail of gunfire.

The text was sent at 10.27pm to one of the men now in custody following the police swoop on the killer’s friends and ‘entourage’. It ended ‘Bringing in five to C’.

It now appears that at least one of his messages was sent to another also in custody.

Dominique Rizet, crime editor of BMF TV said the five was presumably five minutes but who, he added, was C?

Rizet, who is known to have superb contacts within the judiciary, said on BMF TV that the killer managed to find a ‘hole’ big enough to drive on to the Promenade. Everywhere else was blocked off for full pedestrian access during the celebrations.

What we know about Nice attacker Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel

A man who was injured during the July 14 attack left a local hospital on crutches today.

He added: ‘He knew exactly where he was going, what he was doing.’

Meanwhile, his neighbours have said Bouhlel ‘drank alcohol, ate pork and took drugs’ in the wake of the attacks.

Neighbour Walid-Hamou, who came from the same town as Bouhlel in Tunisia, claims he overheard an argument between the killer and another person who told him that he was ‘worthless’.

He told the Independent: ‘He was even drinking just before he did this.

‘He was heard arguing with someone who told him that he was worthless. Lahouaiej Bouhlel shouted back “one day, you’ll hear about me”‘.

‘He was heard arguing with someone who told him that he was worthless. Lahouaiej Bouhlel shouted back “one day, you’ll hear about me”‘.

Neighbours have said Bouhlel was a petty criminal who spent his time drinking alcohol, bodybuilding and trying to pick up women.

They added that the 31-year-old Tunisian showed no signs of radicalisation until recently and never made it onto the radar of intelligence services.

One of nine siblings, Bouhlel had two brothers – Jaber and Haroun. and five sisters Sarrah, Asma, Rabeb, Assia, Emna and Zayneb.

He enrolled at the University of Monastir, some 30km from his home in Msaken, north eastern Tunisia, to study engineering.

However he dropped out after two years to marry his cousin, Hajer, and move to France.

Those who knew the killer said he was well known for his ‘violent temper’ and had trained as a boxer in Tunisia.

It has also emerged that he has a criminal record in Tunisia following one conviction for physical abuse.

His is neighbours have said Bouhlel (left and right) ‘drank alcohol, ate pork and took drugs’ in the wake of the attacks

BMF TV, which released details of the texts, said the message was ambiguous and he was probably demanding more guns… rather than stating he had brought more.

Video surveillance which has been viewed by investigators shows Bouhlel at the wheel of the hired lorry on Tuesday and Wednesday driving up and down the famous Promenade des Anglais.

According to sources, he can be seen observing the scene carefully as he plots his assault on the Bastille Day revellers.

The revelation comes as French police today arrested a man and a woman believed to be linked to Bouhlel – bringing the total number of those arrested to eight.

Another man was arrested and taken in for questioning this afternoon by police in Nice. He is the eighth person to be taken into custody since early Friday.

The number being held has fallen to six after Bouhlel’s estranged wife Hajer Khalfallah – who was among those arrested on Friday – was released this morning.

The mother of three was in hiding today after fleeing to her mother’s apartment following her release from custody shortly before lunchtime on Sunday.

She left a central Nice police station with her lawyer and was driven to her mother’s home which is on the same rough housing estate in the north of the city where she had shared a home with Bouhlel.

A source close to the police investigation said: ‘Hajer Khalfallah was released at about 11 this morning.

‘She left the police station with her lawyer.

‘She has gone to stay with her mother who lives on same housing estate.’  

Bouhlel’s estranged wife Hajer Khalfallah, who was among those arrested on Friday, was released this morning

The lorry used by truck terrorist Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was towed away the day after the atrocity in Nice

ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack and described the father of three as a ‘soldier’ who had responded to ‘calls to target nations of coalition states that are fighting (IS)’.

Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said the picture emerging during questioning of scores of friends and relatives was of someone who ‘seemed to have been radicalised very quickly’.

Bouhlel arrived in France from the northeastern Tunisian town of Msaken in 2005.

Police searched the hired lorry after the crazed terrorist killed at least 84 people in Nice

He gained residency a year later, married a local woman of Tunisian origin, with whom he had his children, and went to work as a delivery driver.

His father Mondher Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who lost touch with his son years ago, said his son had shown no interest in religion as a youth.

Mr Bouhlel, who still lives in Tunisia, said: ‘He didn’t pray, he didn’t fast, he drank alcohol. He even took drugs.’

Patrons of the small Nice gym where the bodybuilding truck terrorist was a regular until two years ago described him as a ‘show-off’ and a flirt.

One woman described him as someone ‘who flirted with anything that moved’.

Neighbours of Bouhlel – who took salsa classes – said he was often seen drinking beer.

In March, the truck driver received a six-month suspended jail sentence over a violent confrontation after a car accident.

One former neighbour, who also asked not to be named, described him as violent man who had lashed out after his wife requested a divorce.

He said: ‘He cut up his daughter’s teddy bear and slashed the mattress.

‘I don’t think there was a radicalisation issue, I think there was a psychiatric problem.’

His father claimed his son suffered from depression and that he would be become angry, but a South African man who looked on in horror as he rammed his rental truck into the crowd on the Nice promenade said he looked ‘calm’ and very focused.

John Lambert told his country’s ENCA channel: ‘It was almost like he was playing a video game, he was just focused on his job, trying to hit as many as possible.’

His brother Jabeur said he sent a picture of himself laughing as he mingled with the crowd on the Nice promenade on Thursday.

He said that his brother called him for a final time just hours before the attack and then sent the selfie in the southern French city.  

Islamic community leaders condemned the attrocity as they address the media outside of the hospital in Nice today.

Jabeur said: ‘That last day he said he was in Nice with his European friends to celebrate the national holiday.

‘He seemed very happy and pleased, he was laughing a lot.

‘He spoke to me about the town of M’saken, about boxing and sport, and how he was going to come back to M’saken soon.

‘He asked for news about our parents … he always spoke to me, we were very close.

‘He sent us small sums of money recently, sometimes 300 or 400 euros and mobile telephones.’

He cut up his daughter’s teddy bear and slashed the mattress. ‘I don’t think there was a radicalisation issue, I think there was a psychiatric problem.

Bouhlel’s sister has said he was treated for psychological issues for years before leaving Tunisia.

A psychiatrist who treated him more than a decade ago said that he had been aggressive towards his parents and had body image problems.

The psychiatrist, Chemceddine Hamouda, said Bouhlel’s parents brought him to his clinic in M’saken in August 2004.

Hamouda said: ‘He had behavioural problems with his parents at that time … he was very aggressive with them.

‘Sometimes he had tried to lock his parents in a room in their house.

‘He had problems with his body. He said: “Why am I thin? I’m not happy with my body.”

‘I just gave him some pills to calm these behavioural issues and this aggression.’

Meanwhile, a lawyer for Bouhlel’s estranged wife says she was no longer in touch with her husband.

Jean-Yves Garino told BFM-TV on Sunday that Ms Khalfallah had been physically abused by her husband, and eventually threw him out of the house.

Garino said ‘it was hard, but she did it’, adding, ‘she was no longer in contact with him’.

He said Bouhlel also was violent with the rest of the family, including the woman’s mother.

MYSTERY SURROUNDS DISAPPEARANCE OF TEEN WHOSE FAMILY WAS KILLED AFTER ALL VICTIMS WERE IDENTIFIED – AND HE WASN’T AMONG THEM

Andre Raffaelli’s aunt today pleaded for information about her nephew, who has been missing since the night of the attack

Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a teenager, who has not been seen since the terrorist attack in Nice killed members of his family.

Andre Raffaelli – who turns 17 on Tuesday – has been missing since Thursday, but as authorities finished identifying the dead and injured in Nice, his name still had not appeared.

His brother Bruno, 14, is in a coma; his uncle and his grandmother’s partner are both dead.

Andre Raffaelli has been missing since Thursday

His aunt, in tears outside the hospital where what remains of this decimated family is standing vigil at his hospital bed, is desperately hoping he has survived.

Andre’s mother Caroline Villani – who was hurt in the attack – was too upset to speak.

The teen was with his family, who live in the village of Puget-sur-Argens, near the where the music was playing when the truck ploughed through the crowd.

‘We are searching for Andre,’ his aunt – who refused to give her name – said, her voice trembling as she held up his photo outside Pasteur hospital.

‘He is not in the hospital and he is not dead.

‘Much of his family is dead and we are looking for him.

‘We have done it all – Monaco, Antibes. We are looking everywhere.

‘We were told to wait, to wait, to wait. They have identified all the bodies. But he is not here.

‘Maybe he is in Nice. Maybe he cannot remember.

‘Give us back our Andre.’

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Kevin Barrett from Veterans Today provides further analysis on this topic to close;

To its credit, Fox News gave Robertson a chance to respond. And Robertson made the most of it. Watch the amazing “first draft” youtube above, put together in haste by John Hankey, and offer your feedback in the comments section.

Who is Marcus Dwayne Robertson? A decent guy, it appears, but one who made the mistake of signing on as an asset of the FBI-CIA/Wackenhut-Mossad terror-industrial complex. He probably thought he was going to “help stop terrorism” and earn a few bucks on the side. Big mistake.

The CIA-FBI-Mossad turned against Robertson when he refused to accept a job that required him to shoot American citizens. That isn’t speculation, that’s on an official court document.

Robertson may have occasionally taken on the theatrical role of a dangerous radical as part of his CIA duties. When he refused to shoot American citizens, they cut him loose, “flagged” him as a “radical terror suspect”…and took revenge by framing him for their own mass shooting in Orlando.