On January 6th, 2017 at approximately 1pm Eastern, a shooting took place at the Fort Lauderdale, Florida airport which left five people dead, thirteen wounded and 37 injured.
The shooter was identified as twenty-six-year-old Esteban Santiago who had just flown into Florida from Anchorage, Alaska. Santiago stopped at baggage claim to retrieve a gun that he legally transported on his flight, headed to a bathroom where he loaded the weapon and the returned to the communal area where he began shooting.
CBS News sent out a tweet claiming the suspected shooter told the FBI last year that he was forced to fight for ISIS.
NEW: In Nov. 2016, FLL suspect walked into FBI office in Anchorage, claiming he was being forced to fight for ISIS, sources tell CBS News.
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 6, 2017
ABC News also reported on the FBI’s knowledge of the suspect’s history.
MORE: Ft. Lauderdale shooting suspect received mental health treatment after being in contact with FBI, sources say. https://t.co/5FwpPaUJyu
— ABC News (@ABC) January 6, 2017
It appears the suspect was also investigated on charges of child pornography in the past.
MORE: In 2011 or 2012, suspect was investigated for child porn, but there was not enough evidence to prosecute, sources tell CBS News.
— CBS News (@CBSNews) January 6, 2017
Graphic: Footage of a man being treated by medics can be seen below.
Video coming out of #FLL airport where several people have been shot. One person in custody. @WPLGLocal10 pic.twitter.com/TZ4R9J5XAc
— Andrew Perez (@AndrewPerezWPLG) January 6, 2017
Why was this individual able to freely travel across state lines, fly in an airplane and still have a military ID on his person?
Was he another FBI patsy? The FBI was investigating him but dropped the investigation according to an IG report on 2020.
Considering the man had left Anchorage, Alaska after receiving psychiatric treatment due to what he told the FBI, the intelligence agency should have been monitoring his activities. Did the FBI help him to get onto the flight with a false identity?
Estaban Santiago, the 26-year-old airline passenger accused of shooting up a baggage claim area at the Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood airport visited the FBI Anchorage field office and told officers:
“… THE GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED HIS MIND AND FORCED HIM TO WATCH ISIS VIDEOS“.
Keep in mind, this was not just being reported on so-called “fake news” websites (according to the mainstream media, any media/news source that is not influenced by the political regime in Washington is a “fake news” site). This was all over mainstream media news too.
In other words, this gunman — the father of a baby in September — is claiming a US Intelligence agency was controlling his mind and forcing him to watch Islamic State videos.
Suspect Esteban Santiago was born in New Jersey then moved to Puerto Rico (sort of “immigration in reverse”) where he joined the National Guard, served in Iraq, then somehow ended up in Alaska.
When he came home from Iraq, Santiago’s aunt Maria Ruiz said he was “different” and that he “acted strangely”.
In Anchorage, Santiago did what so many involved in mass crimes or terrorism do; had a relationship with the FBI. As reporter Glenn Greenwald is fond of noting, whenever a cell of three terrorists is found plotting death and mayhem, two are usually on the FBI payroll. After the event, the FBI is quick to “tidy things up” Mafioso style.
—Which is ironic given that it took decades for the Federal Bureau of (terror) Instigation and its powerful cross-dressing Director to even admit there was such a thing as “organized crime”.
The events that led up to the shooting are nothing less than astounding as is currently summarized by frequently-“updated” Wikipedia:
Suspect
Federal law enforcement sources identified the suspect as Esteban Santiago-Ruiz (born March 16, 1990), a 26-year-old resident of Alaska and a military veteran.[8] The suspect reportedly flew from Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport in Anchorage on a Delta flight, connecting through Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, and checked a declared 9mm pistol in his baggage before retrieving it in Fort Lauderdale and loading the gun in an airport bathroom just before the attack.[9][10][2] According to law enforcement officials, he had purchased Glock 9mm and .40 caliber pistols in the past, but it was unknown whether these were the firearms used in the attack.[11] Santiago was reported to be carrying military identification at the time of the shooting.[12]
Santiago was reportedly born in New Jersey in 1990, having moved to Puerto Rico two years later.[13] He joined the Puerto Rico National Guard on December 14, 2007, and served in the Iraq War from April 23, 2010, to February 19, 2011, as a combat engineer and later served in the Alaska Army National Guard from November 21, 2014, until receiving a general discharge on August 16, 2016, apparently for unsatisfactory performance.[13] He was a Private First Class and received ten awards during his time in the military.[14] An ex-girlfriend alleged that, on January 10, 2016, in Anchorage, Alaska, Santiago attempted to strangle her; the case resulted in a deferred prosecution agreement.[15]
Officials told The New York Times that Santiago had visited the FBI office in Anchorage in November 2016 and reported hearing voices in his head telling him to commit acts of violence but also saying that he was in control and did not intend to hurt anyone. Other officials stated that he had viewed material by terrorist groups on the internet and it was too early to tell whether he had been inspired by them.[4] Officials later told The Associated Press that during his visit, he had also claimed that the US government was controlling his mind and making him watch videos by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.[16] He had also reportedly stated that the CIA was forcing him to join the group.[17] Authorities urged the man to seek mental health treatment.[4] Local media in Alaska reported that the Qupqugiaq Inn, a motel in midtown Anchorage, was evacuated as part of the investigation into Santiago. Authorities would not specify what connection the suspect had to the lodge.[18] His family members stated that he had become mentally ill after his tour in Iraq and had recently received psychological treatment following a number of incidents.[19]
Alaska is a surprising stronghold of Papal control in America with highly-publicized figures like former Governor Sarah Palin being baptized and raised Roman Catholic (although this information has been expunged from all sites—even Jesuit James Martin’s sources are now gone). The state continues to be controlled by aristocratic Jesuit-trained Catholic elites like the Murkowskis—and when upstarts like Frank Miller attempt to interrupt the handing of daddy Frank Murkowski’s Senate seat to daughter Lisa, we just go ahead and take it from him (by hook or by crook). Examples abound of hard-Left and faux-Right Papal families ruling off and on for generations in America from the Dodds in Connecticut to the Cuomos in New York. If they live long enough they simply get recycled like California’s current re-Governor, Jerry Moonbeam Brown, a trained Jesuit priest.
For that matter, the dominant religion in Puerto Rico is Roman Catholicism—which is probably why Rome’s puppets in American government made Puerto Rico an “unincorporated territory” in 1950. Overnight, 3 million Hispanic Roman Catholic illegal immigrants were legalized and they never had to leave home!
Yet, as with all such plans of secret subversion, there is an insurgency within the insurgency:
BAYAMON, P.R., Feb. 13, 1984 — On the public square of nearly every town in Puerto Rico is a Roman Catholic church built when the square was. It is as standard a fixture as the town hall.
In nearly every home is a crucifix or a Catholic picture. In Old San Juan, a statue of John the Baptist, the city’s patron saint, perches on the Atlantic shore facing the Capitol. Evidence of Catholic faith seems to permeate the island.
Yet, despite more than 400 years as the predominant religion on the island, Catholicism is losing followers. Protestant missionaries who began work here when Puerto Rico came under the American flag in 1898 have seen their efforts to convert the largely Catholic population to Protestantism succeed, buoyed by Pentecostal and evangelical church groups. ~ Reginald Stuart, New York Times
What made Fort Lauderdale such a fertile field for a false flag? Being controlled by the insidiously-named Sheriff, Scott Israel, certainly didn’t hurt.
The FBI has a history of setting people up with the necessary tools to commit crimes or even terror attacks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_kGrcGeVVU
Below is a list of just some of the examples we’ve covered over the years:
• NYT: FBI HATCHES TERROR PLOTS
• FBI NABS PIZZA PATSY
• FBI ENTRAPS WITLESS PATSY IN FEDERAL RESERVE BOMBING PLOT
• CLUELESS PATSY SET UP BY FBI IN CHRISTMAS TREE BOMBING PLOT
• FRIENDS DEFENSE SAY TEENAGE PORTLAND PATST SET UP BY FBI
• FBI CREATES ANOTHER TERROR PATSY
• MEET THE FBI’S LATEST PATSIES
• FBI INTRODUCED OMAR MATEEN TO INFORMANTS PRIOR TO PULSE ATTACK
• FBI ENTRAPS ANOTHER USEFUL HOMEGROWN IDIOT TO PUSH THE FAKE WAR ON TERROR
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