The “Ziiggii Theory”:  The motive for the San Bernadino attack was overall terrorist Islamic Jihad.  However, the specific motive for the location, timing, venue, etc was to record a massacre upon a CHRISTmas celebration.  The attack was important, but the ‘recording of‘ the massacre was the goal.

If accurate, the recording of people slaughtered on U.S. soil, an identified Christian Nation, amid the backdrop of Christmas would then be propaganda used in this Christmas season to embed terror threats, inspire jihad and give a boost to the larger Islamic objectives against Christianity.  The San Bernadino massacre was jihad, but the recording was the more valuable goal.

This theory is further supported today within a LA Times Article:

… […] “Authorities now believe Syed Rizwan Farook and his wife, Tashfeen Malik, were inspired by militant appeals on the Internet to attack a holiday party”…. (link)

While the LA Times uses the progressive/PC word “holiday”, to the larger world everyone knows this to be Christmas.

• The survivors of the attack noted the attackers were using a Go-Pro Camera.
• The FBI stated they found packaging for a “Go-Pro Camera” at the residence of the terrorists.  (link)
• However, the police stated no Go-Pro cameras were recovered where the SUV shootout took place.

The first arriving police officer stated the venue was surreal in part because it was decorated for Christmas with a Christmas Tree, Christmas Decorations and festive holiday adornments.

So where did the camera(s) go?

There is approximately a three hour window between the attack at Inland Regional Center Christmas party venue and the SUV shootout.   Was the footage from the massacre passed off to a cohort or courier?

Supportive considerations – If The Primary Motive was recording:

♦ Syed and Tashfeen would know they only had a specific amount of time before the police would respond. They didn’t want to be killed until AFTER they completed their objective. Their objective was dependent on escape. The video was the goal.

♦ They needed an escape in order to complete their objective. The video was the goal.

♦ They didn’t walk around trying to kill more people at the venue, nor did they wait around kill everyone and then carry out a jihad suicide attack against police, because they knew they were on a tight timeline.  The video was the goal.

♦ Once they delivered the video to a co-conspirator the goal would be complete. Mission complete, now they can die in the name of Allah.  The video was the goal.

When you begin looking at this as the video of the massacre being more important than the actual depravity of the event itself, then all of their known behavior reconciles.

The video would also be considered “high value”. They would never just drop it in the mail, or ship it, or trust it would find a way to it’s intended user. Too disconcerting, too risky, not certain enough.  ISIS, like al-Qaeda, use couriers, Islamists, other people who deliver high value terrorist communication, not the U.S.P.S. or Fed-X.

Also, (Via Counter Jihad), So who is Tashfeena?

To understand her, you have to know about her father. The UK Daily Mail put out a great read on her father (AVAILABLE HERE), identified as Gulzar Ahmed Malik.

Tashfeena is originally from Karor Lal Esan located in Punjab Province, Pakistan. From what we understand she relocated with her father to Saudi Arabia 25 yrs ago. Now sometime 5 or 6 yrs ago she returned to Pakistan to study at Bahauddin Zakariya University in Multan to become a Pharmacist.

This area is interesting because it has a long history of being a hotbed for al-Qaida (AQ) and Lashkar-e Tayyiba (LT) recruitment, and more recently IS. She went there because that’s where she felt “comfortable.” Why? It has to do with the militant Islam her father had been drilling into her head while in Saudi Arabia.

Its also highly likely that Gulzar had a trusted associate “look after her” – and that individual likely has affiliations to one of the above-mentioned jihadist organizations. Another interesting tidbit is that Tashfeena has two brothers and two sisters related to a former provincial Minister identified as Ahmed Ali Aulak – both from daddy’s side of the family. Anyways, her father still lives in Riyadh.  (link)