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John Miller, the NYPD Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism, confirmed that Saipov acted "in the name of ISIS," and that the maniac had planned the attack for a "number of weeks." It also appears that Saipov had acted on instructions exposed by The ENQUIRER in an earlier bombshell report.
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The ENQUIRER warned readers in May 2017 that the terrorist magazine Rumiyah had instructed agents in America to lure in victims with internet ads advertising cheap products. The magazine had also told its fanatical followers to The ENQUIRER warned readers in June 2017 that the terrorist magazine Rumiyah had instructed agents in America to lure in victims with internet ads advertising cheap products. The magazine also told its fanatical followers to avoid "off-roaders, SUVs, and four-wheel drive vehicles" when running down citizens!
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Instead, said the deadly instructions, it was recommended to use trucks with double wheels so "victims [have] less of a chance to escape being crushed by the vehicle’s tires." Saipov, who had a commercial driver's license, seemingly took the sick advice — and the same could be true of missing accomplices!
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President Trump took to social media to blast the the Diversity Visa Lottery program that allowed Saipov to serve as the "point of contact" for 23 other immigrants from his native Uzbekistan. While the authorities insist that Saipov was a "lone wolf," law enforcement sources have also acknowledged that his online activities connected Saipov to other subjects of terrorist investigations.
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