Latest Update On Minnesota Mosque Bombing: They STILL Got Nothing

Okay kids, we are now on Day 16 since the Muslim mosque in Bloomington, MN was supposedly "bombed" in an act of "obvious" white Christian extremism and terrorism against poor, defenseless, peace-loving Muslims and the local police, the state crime bureau and the FBI still have .....NOTHING.  No evidence, no leads, no arrests, no persons of interest, no witnesses, no calls with information.  No nothing.  You know, it's almost like someone FROM the mosque did this - you know, "staged" it to cover up the murder of an innocent women in Minneapolis by a rogue Muslim policeman.  Oh, I'm sorry, that's probably an islamophobic theory right?

Well, after 16 days of investigation, the FBI has nothing but now a reward of $30,000 for information.

That's it.  Thousands of Americans cried out for Trump to denounce this "terrorism."  Media outlets from CNN to CBS to NBC called out the President for no attack on "terrorism" against Muslims.

Trump didn't denounce the attack because there was NO attack.  But hey, we'll still sit here patiently for the arrest of the right wing Christian militia cell.

NOTE:  Sorry for the graphic photo above showing the devastation of the "bombing" at the mosque

Here's the story from Fox News on the reward.

FBI offers $30K reward for info in Minnesota mosque bombing

MINNEAPOLIS — The FBI is offering a $30,000 reward for information in the bombing of a Minnesota mosque earlier this month.

The FBI’s Minneapolis Division announced the reward in a tweet Wednesday. The FBI says finding whoever was responsible for the Aug. 5 explosion at the Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in Bloomington remains its “top priority.”

The explosion happened early on a Saturday just before morning prayers and caused extensive damage to the imam’s office. No one was injured.

Muslim advocacy groups and Twin Cities’ mosques are separately offering a combined $24,000 reward.

The Dar Al-Farooq mosque primarily serves Somalis in the Minneapolis area. Minnesota is home to the largest Somali community outside of east Africa, with an estimated 57,000 people, according to the most recent census estimates.