Today the model here is mass marketing. They played to a wide audience on a number of web platforms with increasingly sophisticated messaging, compiling videos and outreach on the assumption that if just a few buy in to that narrative and act out independently that will be enough.
John Miller discusses the tactics used by terrorists to spread their message and inspire lone wolf attacks.
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I mean this is an indicator that you had a plan that came after the murder, rather than before the murder, because all of these are not about how to kill your wife. It's about how to cover up the killing of your wife.
If you make these threats, we're going to find you. We're going to track you down; we're going to charge you.
So this is the kind of talk that's confusing the issue here. We've got to get to the baseline issue. So what's this really about, it's not about a back door, it's about a front door when the government comes in with a legal search warrant.
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