The Austin serial bomber suspected of delivering six homemade bombs to locations around Austin this month, killing two people, has died after blowing himself up.
Police in southwest Austin responded Sunday night to the fourth explosion in less than two weeks, hours after authorities issued a direct appeal for whoever has been planting a series of bombs to stop. Two men in their 20’s were hospitalized with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries according to Austin Travis County EMS. Authorities cleared a backpack in the area right after the incident.
Investigators including the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATF) responded to the scene, as over 500 federal agents have been dispatched to assist in the investigation.
At the scene of a reported explosion in southwest Travis County. We know two men were hurt. Police are keeping us streets away from the scene, which is on Dawn Song Drive. pic.twitter.com/55jN27XKrn
Austin Police Chief Brian Manley urged residents to remain in their homes “until we’ve had a chance to deem this neighborhood safe,” which will be “at minimum until daylight.”
Residents are warned not to touch or go near anything that looks like a package.
Most people who live in cities are stunningly unprepared for almost any kind of disruption, and the situation has grown far worse in recent years. Although I usually stay out of large cities, I just finished some travel that took me through several cities (and a few suburban areas, too), giving me a fresh new look at the situation. My conclusion? Red alert alarms are going off about the exploding problem of homelessness, lawlessness, gang activity, open drug use and what seems to be a bizarre lack of self-reliance now demonstrated in the cities I visited.
I’ve known for a long time that things were bad, but even I was shocked to see just how bad things have truly become. A drive through downtown Austin, for example, turned out to be a horrifying tour of sprawling tapestry of homeless people, drunks passed out on the sidewalk, clueless “libtard” street language among inhabitants and an overbearing police state presence. This strange melange of desperation and destitution is contrasted against the infamous SXSW conference, which seems to be heavily attended by globalist wannabes who pride themselves on adopting the twisted philosophies of techno-totalitarianism, where followers quite literally believe that surrendering your privacy and soul to the tech giants will result in you being “saved” from the secular world.
Austin, Texas transformed into a drug and prostitution s##thole
Confirming my own observations in a completely separate an unaffiliated journalism report, InfoWars’ Millie Weaver posted this incredible video that depicts exactly what I observed in Austin. The video is called, “SXSW Turns Austin Into Drug & Prostitution Filled S##thole.” Watch it here and see for yourself:
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