As we stepped into 2025, Americans were greeted not with celebration, but with chaos, bloodshed, and a government narrative that simply doesn’t add up. On January 1st, two nearly simultaneous attacks shook New Orleans and Las Vegas. Both involved electric vehicles, improvised explosive devices (IEDs), and military veterans with suspicious backgrounds. Yet officials and the media insist there was “no connection.” Do they really think we’re that naïve?

The New Orleans Attack

In New Orleans, a former U.S. Army soldier named Jabbar drove an electric Ford truck down Bourbon Street, armed with IEDs and a ballistic vest. His attempt to detonate the explosives failed, but not before he opened fire on police, set fire to his Airbnb, and left 14 dead with 35 more injured. Authorities quickly linked him to ISIS, but brushed aside glaring red flags — including his suspicious travels in 2023 and his prior military service.

The Las Vegas Bombing

Just two hours (and one time zone) away, a Tesla Cybertruck exploded outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas. The driver, Master Sergeant Matthew Liveless Burger, was a decorated Green Beret with five tours in Afghanistan. Suffering from PTSD and personal turmoil, he weaponized his vehicle and took his own life after the attack. Seven were injured, and dozens more could have been killed.

The kicker? Both men served at Fort Bragg. Both rented electric vehicles through the same app. And both detonated their vehicles with IEDs within 15 minutes of each other. Yet the official story insists these were “isolated incidents.”

A Coordinated Trial Run

The statistical odds of two unrelated car bombings — using electric vehicles, on the same day, by former soldiers from the same base — are essentially zero. These were coordinated attacks. More chillingly, they were likely a trial run for something far worse.

Electric vehicles, especially those with autonomous driving capabilities, are uniquely vulnerable to being weaponized. With simple computer modifications, a terrorist could send a self-driving car loaded with explosives into a crowd — no human needed. This is the future we’re facing if we don’t wake up.

The Real Threat: Secrecy and Silence

Our government’s obsession with over-classifying information only fuels distrust. Americans have every right to know what happened and why. Instead, we’re fed the same tired script: “no coordination, nothing to see here.” But history tells a different story. Never before have two car bombings occurred in America on the same day, let alone within minutes of each other.

This wasn’t coincidence. This was a warning.

Final Thoughts

The coordinated electric vehicle bombings of 2025 are a reminder that freedom requires vigilance. Our enemies are innovating — using technology we embrace for convenience against us. And while politicians and media downplay the truth, Americans deserve transparency.

Justice will come for those responsible. But accountability must also come for those in power who failed to prevent it.

Because when lives are lost, when freedom is at stake, silence is not an option.