Sajmir Alimehmeti was unhappy living in America. "I'm done with this place. There are kuffar everywhere," the Bronx Muslim settler complained.
A man who lived in the Bronx has been arrested on charges he tried to support ISIS and terrorism.
FBI agents picked up 22-year-old Sajmir Alimehmeti at 5:30 a.m. at his home Tuesday without incident. He also went by the name "Abdul Qawii."
During their investigation, a federal undercover agent met with Alimehmeti in his Bronx apartment, where Alimehmeti played ISIS videos -- including one of ISIS fighters decapitating prisoners. He said the videos "keep him motivated while he is exercising."He said in an excited voice, "I'm ready to f---ing go with you man. ...you know I would... I'm done with this place. There are kuffar everywhere."
Prosecutors said Alimehmeti tried twice to get into the UK in 2014, but was denied both times, at Manchester and Heathrow airports. The first time, authorities found camouflage and nunchucks in his luggage. The second time, they found images of ISIS flags and IED attacks on his laptop. The UK shipped him back both times and notified the FBI.
Court documents include this photo of Alimehmeti with an ISIS flag in the background, which was allegedly found on his computer:
A man by the same name and of around the same age appears to have been arrested for attempted rape a few years earlier. The infidels of America are somewhat intolerant of such traditional Islamic practices. ISIS however follows the original Islamic tradition innovated by Islam's Prophet Mohammed of viewing rape as a sacred Islamic act.
In the moments before he raped the 12-year-old girl, the Islamic State fighter took the time to explain that what he was about to do was not a sin. Because the preteen girl practiced a religion other than Islam, the Quran not only gave him the right to rape her — it condoned and encouraged it, he insisted.
He bound her hands and gagged her. Then he knelt beside the bed and prostrated himself in prayer before getting on top of her.
When it was over, he knelt to pray again, bookending the rape with acts of religious devotion.
“I kept telling him it hurts — please stop,” said the girl, whose body is so small an adult could circle her waist with two hands.
“He told me that according to Islam he is allowed to rape an unbeliever. He said that by raping me, he is drawing closer to Allah,” she said in an interview alongside her family in a refugee camp here, to which she escaped after 11 months of captivity.
Every time that he came to rape me, he would pray,” said F, a 15-year-old girl who was captured on the shoulder of Mount Sinjar one year ago and was sold to an Iraqi fighter in his 20s. Like some others interviewed by The New York Times, she wanted to be identified only by her first initial because of the shame associated with rape.
“He kept telling me this is ibadah,” she said, using a term from Islamic scripture meaning worship.
“He said that raping me is his prayer to Allah. I said to him, ‘What you’re doing to me is wrong, and it will not bring you closer to Allah.’ And he said, ‘No, it’s allowed. It’s halal,’ ” said the teenager, who escaped in April with the help of smugglers after being enslaved for nearly nine months….
But supporting ISIS ran in the family.
Alimehmenti stated he had $2,500 saved for his own travel but still needed a passport and "needed to see someone" to obtain a passport in a different name because he was already "in the system." He said he and his brother "had our own plan" to travel from Albania to Raqqah, Syria, but that his brother had been arrested in Albania in 2015.
If we had some sort of ban on Muslims entering America, then the FBI wouldn't have to work so hard to prevent them from leaving to join ISIS. We could cut out the middleman.