California Man Who Threatened to Blow Up Mosque Is Also a Hillary Clinton Fan
Figures.
Robert Celli threatened to blow up a mosque in California. He was arrested over the weekend.
Celli was impressed with Hillary Clinton. He wrote about her on Facebook. He also liked Donald Trump.
Joel Pollak at Breitbart.com reported:
The mainstream media are reporting that a Bay Area plumber who allegedly planned to bomb a California mosque was a Donald Trump supporter–though he explicitly supported Hillary Clinton.
On Sunday, police arrested 55-year-old William Celli “on suspicion of possessing an explosive device and making criminal threats,” CBS San Francisco reported. A bomb squad detonated a device at his house. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) cheered the arrest.
CBS elaborated further: “On Facebook, Celli repeatedly praised Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, whose plan to bar any Muslims from entering the United States has drawn criticism even as he continues to rise in the polls.”
The Huffington Post and other left-wing sites played up Celli’s support of Trump, implying that Trump was responsible for “propelling” bigotry and “white domestic terrorism” into the “mainstream” of political debate.
What the media left out, however, is that Celli also praised Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
In one post, Celli wrote: “Hillary Would make a great president. If she would commit to what she is hiding. But she has to crucify the president. Then her run for the White house is over.”
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