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Minnesota Governor Calls Bombing of Mosque "Unthinkable, Unforgivable" "Act Of Terrorism" - Moot on Murder of Justine Damond
TIM BROWN — AUGUST 8, 2017

Honestly, I'm just going to try and remain calm here and see if it wasn't one of the mosque's own Islamists that broke a window. However, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton called a "bombing" of a Minnesota mosque a "criminal act of terrorism" that is "unthinkable, unforgivable."

Now, before we get into what Governor Dayton said, let's just take a look at this bombing, shall we?

Notice that the plastic blinds are melted, indicating that there was some heat involved. We can also obviously see that the carpet has been cut out, which is standard for the investigation.

However, in looking at the room, there doesn't seem to be any sign of an actual bomb blast. Look at the walls that are intact. Notice the furniture.

While there are pieces of debris lying around, I'm looking for evidence that an actual bomb went off.

One Muslim there said that he saw a man standing near the window and a pickup truck speed out of the parking lot.

So, let me get this straight, he saw someone at the window, but didn't see the truck till it pulled out and didn't witness the blast. Am I the only one having trouble buying this story?

Forgive me for being skeptical, but we've seen things like this before where Muslims attack their own mosques or each other in an attempt to play the victim and garner sympathy while their brothers and sisters commit acts of Islamic terrorism against non-Muslims.

Police in Bloomington, Minnesota were called to Dar Al Farooq mosque around 5:05 am on Saturday, after an alleged bomb was thrown throw the imam's office window while worshipers were gathering for their morning prayers.

KARE 11 reported:

The FBI says preliminary investigation indicates a “destructive device” is to blame for an explosion at an Islamic center Saturday.

Police say no one was injured in the blast at Dar Al-farooq Islamic Center at about 5:05 a.m.

The explosion went off inside an office just before first prayer, according to Bloomington police. Members of the center say there were people inside the building at the time.

Police say there is some damage to the building, including a broken window on the outside. They say it’s not clear whether the explosive was thrown through the window, or the explosion caused the window to break.

The FBI confirmed in a statement Saturday at 2 p.m. that the explosion was caused by “a destructive device in violation of federal law.”

There are currently no suspects in custody, and Bloomington police have handed the investigation over to the FBI Minneapolis Field Office.

"I was sad, and I was surprised," said Mohamed Omar, executive director of Dar Al-Farooq. "I was shocked. It was first prayer, it was 5 a.m. and the whole neighborhood was calm, people were supposed to be sleeping. That's how peaceful it should be."

Asad Zaman, executive director of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota condemned the attack at a press conference.

"H**e is not okay," said Zaman. "We need a better America, we need an America where people are safe with their neighbors. Targeting people because of their race, their ethnicity or their religion is absolutely and completely un-American."

So, is preaching what is in the Koran Mr. Zaman. So is following the teachings of Muhammad and the Hadiths. All of that is un-American, but you do it and teach others to do it.

A rally was held later on Saturday by Muslims and a Go Fund Me page was started, which has raised over $84,000 for the mosque.