SLEEPER CELLS ACTIVATED? Stunning Similarities Between New Orleans and Las Vegas Attacks!

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It's later on Thursday, and we've got a lot of updates regarding the Cybertruck bombing: who the Cybertruck bomber was, what his wife said on Facebook about Donald Trump nine years ago—spoiler alert, it's not good.

We’ve got the identity of the individual who died in the Cybertruck, what happened, and details around a lot of these events, plus a shooting in Montenegro.

I'll give you some details on this shooting outside of a nightclub in Queens and some weird correlations to what's going on in Germany. There is a lot to talk about here, so let's just get into it.

First things first, I have to say, the fact that the Trump Hotel had basically no damage to the front of the building from this Cybertruck explosion is remarkable.

If you look at what this Cybertruck was loaded up with—firework mortars, camping fuel—it’s crazy. Essentially, what Elon Musk said happened is that the Cybertruck contained the explosion.

None of the stainless steel on the Cybertruck budged. While it was heated—probably from fire coming up this way—it protected the Trump Hotel so well that the blast effect didn’t even damage a single pane of glass.

That’s crazy to see: someone blows up a car right in front of all these glass windows, and not a single pane of glass is damaged.

Here’s some footage of what was inside the vehicle. Elon Musk suggests that because of how the Cybertruck is designed, the blast went up through the lid, the tunnel cover, and into the cabin—through the glass of the vehicle.

This is a smothering tarp used to extinguish electric vehicle battery fires.

We now know the identity of the perpetrator. It was not a valet driver. It was the perpetrator themselves who killed themselves.

Matt Livelsberger is the name of the individual.

What’s bizarre is his wife or girlfriend posted this on Facebook about Donald Trump nine years ago:

"I follow Donald Trump’s Twitter just to get my morning motivation to kill someone—or maybe motivation to lift heavy."

This is weird. This is not mentally stable behavior.

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We shouldn’t normalize this kind of stuff. There’s clearly a link to mental instability when we talk about individuals involved in these disasters.

It makes me question what’s going on with mental health care in America.

When I ran for governor in California, I argued: Why do we have PE in schools—physical education—but no ME, mental education?

Here’s an example from nine years ago of what the perpetrator sounds like. Again, this is Matt Livelsberger, an Army veteran who spent time at Fort Bragg.

Interestingly, the perpetrator of the Bourbon Street Massacre—where 14 people died—was also in the Army at Fort Bragg.

It’s unclear if their assignments overlapped, but both deployed to Afghanistan at some point.

Here’s another example of Matt and his girlfriend. They posted something odd online:

"Midnight redeye flight. Sarah beans—no M. Trying not to be weird. Not allowed to be weird. Don’t embarrass him."

It’s almost like they had an argument before posting this.

The clip ends with: "Be devoid of technology."

This theme is common with individuals who have mental health struggles. Often, these people suddenly snap.

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Remember the assassin who targeted the United Healthcare CEO, Luigi?

When we looked through his posts, we saw similar patterns. He expressed strong opinions about how technology impacts mental health.

These people use their struggles and opinions to send a message. Luigi targeted the healthcare system, while Matt and his wife seemed focused on Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Matt was in the military—specifically, Special Forces in the Green Beret, an elite group.

What’s sad is that, in his LinkedIn bio, he mentioned working on remote and autonomous systems, like unmanned aerial vehicles.

Many in similar roles reportedly deal with mental health issues.

Rumors suggest that military service, especially in specialized units, can exacerbate these struggles.

Matt’s bio shows he served 19 years in the Army and spent the last three months in remote systems before this tragedy.

All of this highlights how social media, drone warfare, and even war itself can contribute to mental health problems.

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Consider the correlation to the Christmas attack in Germany on December 20th.

A car rammed into a Christmas market, killing five and injuring up to 200. This happened in Magdeburg—or however that city’s name is pronounced.

I was born in Germany and have fond memories of Christmas markets. It’s heartbreaking to hear about these attacks.

The suspect, a Saudi Arabian doctor living in Germany since 2006, was granted refugee status in 2016.

What’s surprising is that he voiced anti-Islamic views and sympathized with Germans critical of refugee policies.

Despite his mental health issues and repeated police contacts, no action was taken before this tragedy.

It’s frustrating when the government fails to act on clear warning signs.

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The pattern here is clear: mental health issues are often the root cause of these tragedies.

Whether it’s the Bourbon Street Massacre, the German attack, or the Cybertruck bombing, there are consistent mental health red flags.

Even in cases like Luigi’s, where some see him as a hero for targeting the healthcare industry, it’s clear that unresolved mental health issues played a role.

We can’t justify violence, but we can recognize these overarching problems.

Matt and his wife were registered Democrats.

Jabar, the perpetrator in New Orleans, also reportedly donated to Democratic campaigns.

Both seem to have been reacting to political climates influenced by figures like Trump.

There are connections—like mental health struggles, military backgrounds, and other stressors—but not enough to conclusively link all these events.

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In 2016, Matt’s wife posted comments online, such as “Stop bigotry,” and shared cartoons mocking Trump.

From the New Orleans attack, we also know the Islamic State flag was recovered.

The Islamic State has regularly sponsored terrorism against the West, but many Muslim communities actively condemn this violence.

What’s unsettling is that Jabar’s mosque reportedly instructed its members not to cooperate with law enforcement or the FBI.

This fuels mistrust and, unfortunately, reinforces certain stereotypes.

Maye Musk has expressed frustration with the media’s coverage of the Cybertruck explosion, particularly how it’s been framed.

She feels headlines like “Cybertruck catches fire” misrepresent the situation.

The Las Vegas police revealed new information: Matt had a gunshot wound to the head before the explosion.

The weapons in his truck were lawfully purchased, and his military ID confirmed his E8 pay grade.

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Matt’s journey was mapped out—from Colorado Springs, potentially renting the truck in Denver, then driving to Las Vegas.

The FBI states there’s no confirmed ideological link to the Cybertruck blast, but the timing and similarities with other events are intriguing.

Bourbon Street has officially reopened, and authorities claim no connection between the attacks.

Social media, however, is buzzing with speculation that one event may have inspired the other.

Yesterday, there was also the Montenegro attack in a small town where 12 people were shot and killed.

The incident began with a brawl between a restaurant owner and a patron.

After leaving, the patron, a 45-year-old man, returned with a gun, shooting multiple people across three locations before taking his own life.

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Additionally, 10 people were shot outside a nightclub in Queens yesterday.

The attack involved multiple gunmen, and fortunately, all victims are expected to survive. Authorities consider this gang-related.

All these incidents reflect a broader societal issue—our mental health crisis.

It’s not just about terrorism or random violence; it’s about untreated problems that lead to tragedies.

The Cybertruck bombing, Montenegro shooting, New Orleans attack, and even the German Christmas market tragedy all tie back to mental health.

There’s a clear need for better mental health solutions worldwide.

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Thank you for being here, and we’ll see you soon. Stay safe out there. Goodbye.