The stench of Molotov cocktails still hangs heavy in Boulder, Colorado – not just literally, but in the chilling realization of what’s happening beneath the surface. When Kash Patel and Dan Bongino immediately declared a “targeted terrorist attack” following the horrific events of June 1, 2025, it wasn’t a measured response; it was a calculated move, revealing a network fueled by extremist ideologies. And Sundance’s hasty departure from Utah, moments before Pride flags were banned, speaks volumes about the simmering tensions and the deliberate manipulation of events.

The initial FBI description – a “targeted terror attack” – was quickly dismissed by figures like Bongino, sowing seeds of doubt and redirecting blame toward perceived enemies. But the details emerging paint a disturbing picture. The attack wasn’t just an act of senseless violence; it was meticulously orchestrated. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, was reportedly heard shouting “Free Palestine” during the attack, a chilling echo of globalized extremism, mirroring the rhetoric of “Globalize the Intifada.”

Let’s be clear: the victims weren’t randomly targeted. They were marching in solidarity with Israel, raising awareness of those still held hostage after Hamas’ attack – a brutal reminder of the ongoing conflict. However, framed by figures like Trump, who issued a controversial travel ban, the event spiraled into yet another accusation of antisemitism, a dangerous game that further entrenches hatred.

The revelation that a federal judge halted deportation proceedings for Soliman’s family – a man originally attempting to purchase a firearm to commit a larger mass shooting — only deepened the sense of unease. This wasn’t a rogue act; it was a carefully constructed narrative, designed to manipulate public opinion and stoke division.

The fact that the attack took place in Boulder, a city known for its progressive values and diverse population, underscores the deliberate nature of this operation. The attack on the Holocaust survivor, 88 years old, living in Colorado after escaping Europe, was a particularly cruel twist – a potent symbol of generations of hate, resurrected in the 21st century.

The debate surrounding gun control – fueled by divisive rhetoric and fueled by the idea that Liberal gun control laws prevented law abiding citizens from stopping this terror attack — adds another layer of complexity to this horrific situation.

The truth? This wasn’t simply about a single act of violence; it’s about a deliberate campaign of misinformation, fueled by extremist groups, and orchestrated to undermine trust and sow chaos. The question isn’t just *who* committed this act, but *why* – and who was pulling the strings? Discover more… find out more!…