Would Anyone be Surprised if Muhammad Ali’s Son was a Terrorist?

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 25, 2017

Muhammed Ali Jr. and mother Kahliah Ali

Today’s top retarded story is that we’re supposed to be outraged that Muhammad Ali’s son was detained by immigration officials.

They tell you this and expecting you to be like “THAT’S OUTRAGEOUS THAT THE SON OF A FAMOUS PERSON WAS HELD AT AN AIRPORT.”

I don’t know about you all, but if I woke up one morning to the headline “Muhammad Ali’s Son Arrested in Terror Plot,” I would not think that was weird, strange or any other synonym thereof. That sort of seems like something that would happen.

I don’t even think normal people would be like, “aagggghhh, I can’t believe it, agggahhh.”

I would find it to be even more normal to read the headline “Muhammad Ali’s Son Arrested for Drug Trafficking.”

They are of course saying this has to do with him having a Moslem name, and maybe it does, but I wouldn’t be at all surprised if there is more to this story. There usually is.

USA Today:

The son of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali was detained for hours by immigration officials earlier this month at a Florida airport, according to a family friend.

Muhammad Ali Jr., 44, and his mother, Khalilah Camacho-Ali, the second wife of Muhammad Ali, were arriving at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Feb. 7 after returning from speaking at a Black History Month event in Montego Bay, Jamaica. They were pulled aside while going through customs because of their Arabic-sounding names, according to family friend and lawyer Chris Mancini.

Immigration officials let Camacho-Ali go after she showed them a photo of herself with her ex-husband, but her son did not have such a photo and wasn’t as lucky. Mancini said officials held and questioned Ali Jr. for nearly two hours, repeatedly asking him, “Where did you get your name from?” and “Are you Muslim?”

When Ali Jr. responded that yes, he is a Muslim, the officers kept questioning him about his religion and where he was born. Ali Jr. was born in Philadelphia in 1972 and holds a U.S. passport.

Reached for comment via email Friday, a spokesman for U.S. Customs and Border Protection wrote, “Due to the restrictions of the Privacy Act, U.S. Customs and Border Protection cannot discuss individual travelers; however, all international travelers arriving in the U.S. are subject to CBP inspection.”

The line of questioning is indicative of profiling and designed to produce answers that corroborate what officials want to hear, Mancini said. Neither Camacho-Ali nor Ali Jr. have ever been subjected to detainment before, despite extensive global travel experience, he said.

“To the Ali family, it’s crystal clear that this is directly linked to Mr. Trump’s efforts to ban Muslims from the United States,” Mancini said, referring to President Trump’s executive order signed Jan. 27 that instituted a ban for citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries.

Yeah.

I think we’ve got a narrative collapse coming shortly.

This may have just been outright made-up.