Rushdie's attacker strong support of Iranian regime

Hadi Matar, 24, is the alleged attacker of author Salman Rushdie. He is from New Jersey and his mother says he was radicalized in 2018 when visiting Lebanon. She said the trip changed him from the outgoing, American-raised young man, to an angry introvert. According to the Daily Mail, Matar criticized his mother for not raising him to follow the religion of peace.

His mother, Silvana Fardos, has since disowned him after she learned of the attack on Sunday.

Fardos divorced Matar's father in 2004, probably for treating her like his servant, or beating her as outlined in the Qur'an 4:34.  

At this time, Salman Rushdie is slowly recovering in the hospital after Matar stabbed him multiple times in accordance with the religion of peace, as described in the Qur'an and Reliance of the Traveler. 

Law enforcement officials spoke with ABC News telling them that  “a preliminary investigation into the suspected perpetrator’s probable social media presence indicates a likely adherence or sympathy towards Shi’a extremism and sympathies to the Iranian regime/Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.”…

So it was an attack based on Islamic law but it is not known whether Matar was acting on the fatwa [or edict] the Ayatolla called for when Rushdie's novel Satanic Verses was first published.

Matar was born in California. His phone contained photos of Iranian Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani, who was droned courtesy of the US, and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis, the head of Iraq's pro-Iranian militia, who was also blown to bite-size bits by US forces. It's unclear whether Matar is a gay necrophiliac or just a schmuck who attacked a great writer, but either way, he's going to prison.

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 Cops recovered a bogus New Jersey driver’s license, which appears to have used the suspect’s picture with the alias “Hassan Mughniyah,” a possible reference to Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Lebanese terror organization Hezbollah, and Imad Mughniyeh, who was the group’s No. 2 official before being killed in 2008, sources said.

Okay, let's go with gay necrophiliac.

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