Walmart Sells 60 Phones to Foreigners…Here’s Why This Is Scary A few days ago men, presumably Middle-Eastern (they didn’t speak English and looked to be from the Middle-east) ventured into WalMart and bought 60 non-planned cell phones. These phones are untraceable and this gives people a fear they might be used for things like bomb making or for other terroristic purposes.
Knowing what we know about how Muslim terrorists commit their atrocities this is a very big reason for concern.
Here’s what we know.
From KY3:
"In the early morning hours on Saturday–around 3:50–two men buying a large number of cellphones at the Walmart in Lebanon set off some concern.
"Local authorities were alerted.
“Somebody went in and bought 60 cellphones from Walmart that’s not normal for this area,” explained Laclede County sheriff Wayne Merritt.
"After talking with the men, officers didn’t have a legal reason to detain them so the men were allowed to leave, according to a Lebanon Police Department incident report.
"Local authorities, though, did notify the FBI.
“I’m not going to say just because they’re different religion or because they’re Muslim, but these people were they were foreign speaking, then you need to take notice and you need to let us know about it because it doesn’t hurt to check on it. You’re not being racist or anything like that you’re just protecting yourself,” Merritt said."
Really think about this and you’ll see why this is a cause for alarm.
If you think about the San Bernardino shootings the main shooter was a Muslim man who had no reason to draw concern before the shooting.
However when we look back at his personal history we see things that are a definite cause for concern. Like a $28,000 dollar loan, and shopping for a wife in the Middle-East.
These are the kinds of things that if were spotted beforehand might have tipped authorities off and prevented a shooting.
It’s a good thing people are beginning to pay attention to things like what just happened…it’s how we can stay safer as a nation.
Poster Comment:
I lived in Lebanon for quite a while about 12 years ago roughly. I was driving a big truck for IWX out of Springfield. There was a butcher across from the Post Office. I used to get raw chicken from him and take them home to cook them. After they opened the Wal-Mart, he couldn't compete. He closed the shop and sold all the equipment. ;)