Hmm: Member of Group That Threatened South Park Creators Just Happened to Be in Times Square Saturday Night

Bald white man

The media has been hyperventilating about the video of a bald white man seen on video Saturday evening in the aftermath of the attempted car-bombing in Times Square. Well, what do you know, a bald white man who belongs to the radical group that threatened the South Park creators recently just so happened to be in the immediate neighborhood.

Hmmm.

A Queens Islamic group that warned the creators of "South Park" of retaliation for lampooning the Prophet Muhammed denied involvement Sunday in the Times Square bomb plot.

Younus Abdullah Muhammed, who runs the Web site RevolutionMuslim.com, said he was in Times Square at the time the car bomb was discovered, but he insisted he was not involved in the botched bombing.

"What do you think, I commanded somebody to blow up a building in the middle of Times Square?" a testy Muhammed told the Daily News.

NYPD detectives are looking into whether the attempted bombing is linked to a warning issued last month by the Revolution Muslim group against the Comedy Central animators.

Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said detectives have not ruled out a connection between the Queens group and the Saturday terror scare outside the headquarters of Viacom, which owns Comedy Central.

"It had nothing to do with the 'South Park' controversy. It was not an attack targeting Viacom," Muhammed said.

He said he was on 42nd St. and Broadway in Times Square about 6:30 p.m. Saturday - just about the time a bomb-packed SUV was found on 45th St. and Broadway.

"I was down there with a loudspeaker and a speaking permit from the NYPD telling people that [President] Obama is a fascist. That's where I was, right down the street," said Muhammed, adding that authorities had not contacted him.

Seems like he's practicing little bit of astroturfing with this 'Obama is a fascist' bit. Awfully coincidental he just happened to be there Saturday night. Plus, as a bald white man, he sure seems to match the description. And how would he know that, in his words, "It was not an attack targeting Viacom".

According to this item, it sure seems Muhammed doen't mind violence.

This bald white guy just happens to be a Muslim convert.