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In March 2003, Sgt. Asan Akbar was alleged to have tossed several grenades into the tents of senior officers at the 101st Airborne's Camp Pennsylvania in Kuwait City. Two officers were killed and 15 were wounded. Akbar is a Black Muslim, who became a Muslim as an adult, and was later convicted of the crimes.<ref>  Manuel Roig-Franzia | ''Washington Post'', Army Soldier Is Convicted In Attack on Fellow Troops, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A7210-2005Apr21.html?noredirect=on, April 22, 2005</ref>  In an article entitled "'Fifth Column' within the U.S. armed forces," an analyst wrote: "The murderous insider attack in the 101st could be the precursor for a far larger and more dangerous problem, both for the military and for American society more generally."<ref>Free Republic, Black Muslims: A Fifth Column Inside The United States?, http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1590205/posts, March 4, 2006</ref>

In March 2003, Sgt. Asan Akbar was alleged to have tossed several grenades into the tents of senior officers at the 101st Airborne's Camp Pennsylvania in Kuwait City. Two officers were killed and 15 were wounded. Akbar is a Black Muslim, who became a Muslim as an adult, and was later convicted of the crimes.<ref>  Manuel Roig-Franzia | ''Washington Post'', Army Soldier Is Convicted In Attack on Fellow Troops, http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A7210-2005Apr21.html?noredirect=on, April 22, 2005</ref>  In an article entitled "'Fifth Column' within the U.S. armed forces," an analyst wrote: "The murderous insider attack in the 101st could be the precursor for a far larger and more dangerous problem, both for the military and for American society more generally."<ref>Free Republic, Black Muslims: A Fifth Column Inside The United States?, http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1590205/posts, March 4, 2006</ref>

Minnesota Attorney General [[Keith Ellison]], a member of Antifa, brought second degree murder charges against the arresting officers when medical examiner determined George Floyd's death was not related to his arrest. Antifa then provoked nationwide riots beginning in Minneapolis. In Minneapolis, violent anarcho-Marxists cause in excess of $55 million in damages, destruction of 200 buildings and more than 500 businesses that serve primarily minority communities. Nationwide scores of citizens were murdered, including police. Minneapolis then moved to bow to the Marxist initiatives and abolished its police protections.

Minnesota Attorney General [[Keith Ellison]], a member of Antifa, brought second degree murder charges against the arresting officers when medical examiner determined George Floyd's death was not related to his arrest. Antifa then provoked nationwide riots beginning in Minneapolis. In Minneapolis, violent anarcho-Marxists caused in excess of $55 million in damages, destruction of 200 buildings and more than 500 businesses that serve primarily minority communities. Nationwide scores of citizens were murdered, including police. Minneapolis then moved to bow to the Marxist initiatives and abolished its police protections.

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