Unfortunately the article is just a paragraph about how a man is accused of posting bomb making video on tiktok. I was really hoping for some more details.
Court documents show Hussein is accused of posting videos to TikTok on May 14, which is also his birthday.
By posting the video, Hussein “knowingly participate[d] in an activity of a terrorist group ISIS/al-Qaeda, for the purpose of enhancing the ability of the terrorist group to facilitate or to carry out a terrorist activity.”
Between June 1 and June 15, Hussein is accused of creating and possessing explosive-making instructions.
Yes that’s the entire article! It’s the headline rewritten 3 times. There’s nothing interesting in those paragraphs beyond “man accused of posting bomb making video to tiktok”.
When did he post it? How many views did it get? Why did he post it? What consequences does he face if found guilty? How many people have been charged under this law?
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