Munich: Inexplicable, non-Islamic, random, Allahu Akbar attack

Munich, Germany -- A man, likely disguised as a Muslim, began indiscriminately stabbing people at a commuter rail station in Grafing, about 20 miles east of Munich. Part of his disguise was that he yelled "Allahu Akbar" which is Arabic (aka Islamic) for "my god is greater," according to witnesses of the attack,  carried out to give Muslims a bad name. The absolutely not Muslim man also screamed, "You infidels!" among other things, as he did all he could to make it look like he was a member of the religion of peace.

The attacker killed one person and injured three others Tuesday morning. He used a 4-inch knife, stabbed one man on the train, a second in the station forecourt and two other men passing by on bikes, reported Merkur, a Munich tabloid.

Despite the reports of the non-Muslim man's shouts, German authorities reportedly said they have no evidence linking the man to ISIS, and everyone knows that if you can't link him to ISIS, you can't prove he's a jihadist, and certainly not a member of the beautiful religion of Islam.

Not diagnosed with a mental health issue;
just one angry Muslim speaking his mind.

So the diagnosis on this non-Muslim man is that he must have mental health and/or drug problems. Why else would someone try to kill strangers shouting Arabic slogans and epithets against infidels if he was in his right mind?

This all remains a mystery to German authorities and liberals throughout the Western world.

Police spokesman Karl-Heinz Segerer said the attacker "expressed political motivations" during the attack, but didn't give details. (One can imagine the attacker screaming: "Leave Angela Merkel alone! Just leave her alone!")

Minister Joachim Hermann said that officials will check to see if the guy was mentally disturbed. (Or whether the religion the guy professed to be a member of is a mentally disturbed religion.)

The attacker is believed to have mental health and drug problems, but in cases of Islamic jihad extremism, it serves as a catalyst to the violence rather than being the cause. 

Sergerer described the killer as a 27-year-old German national who does not live in Bavaria and whose religion he'd rather not discuss. Like many sleeper cells or young people turning to Allah and the gang, he had no prior arrests. 

This, he felt, was a good place to start.

Forensic experts at the scene marked over 40 bloody footprints on the train platform as they collected evidence. A cellphone was found between the gap between the train and the platform.

The dead infidel was a 50-year-old man from Wasserburg, a town about 35 miles east of Munich. 

"The idea that people enter [the station] on a beautiful morning . . . and then become victims of a maniac [religion] is terrible," said Grafing mayor Angelika Obermayr. She left out the word 'religion' because she didn't want to be labeled 'Islamophobic.'

The name of the attacker was not explored for fear it may have started with the letter "M" and ended in "mad."


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