What Domestic Terrorism Problem? Con't

We certainly don't have a right-wing, anti-government domestic terrorism problem with nutjobs who are willing to bomb and kill people or anything, because as we all know, all terrorists are brown dudes with funny religions, and certainly not middle-aged white guys in Utah.

A joint investigation between local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation has led to the arrest of a man they say threatened to bomb several targets, including the Tremonton Police Department in order to instigate an uprising against the government. 

John Huggins, 47, was under surveillance by the FBI after an anonymous tip came into local police that he was planning to blow up his Bible study group. Police say they learned that he was allegedly planning to blow up the police department along with several bridges and infrastructure points to prevent assistance from showing up, according to court documents.

Huggins had allegedly targeted two police officers to kill before initiating his plan. 

Police say Huggins goal was to get the community to rise up in defiance of the government.

Wait a minute, FBI surveillance?  Bible study group?  Killing cops?  Revolution? Why, that would make this guy a Christian, planning to kill Christians, and an American citizen, planning to kill other American citizens. But that can't be the case because right-wing domestic terrorists are a myth created by the Obama administration's use of flouride and chemtrails.

By the way, this happened last weekend, but you didn't hear about it because John Huggins can't possibly be a newsworthy terrorist because his name isn't Mohammed.  A Muslim plotting to kill two cops and a Bible study group would have made national headlines for the last five days and endless hours of talking head chatter on the cable news shows.

Instead, this guy just doesn't exist unless you happened to read the Ogden Standard-Examiner, because he's a right-wing, white, Christian terrorist, and we can't allow Americans to know those exist.