'Martyrdom, bro:' U.S. Army veteran busted in domestic terror plot

A U.S. Army veteran was plotting a large-scale terror attack in Los Angeles as revenge for the mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand
Domingo allegedly added: "I feel like I should make a christians life miserable tomorrow for our fallen bros n sis in [N]ew Zealand...maybe a jews life...they shed our blood...no Muslim should have to experience this, a message needs to be sent."
Over six weeks of plotting with the informant, Domingo fantasized about murdering a laundry list of perceived enemies, including Christians, Jews, white supremacists, police officers, even his next-door neighbor.
Domingo, who expressed his support for the Islamic State militant group, showed up to one meeting with the FBI source armed with a rifle similar to an AK-47, the affidavit says. As the plans developed to detonating a bomb, Domingo purchased the three-inch nails "because they would be long enough to penetrate the human body and puncture internal organs,” the court papers say.

Domingo, of Reseda, was arrested as he was moving forward with plans to attack a "white nationalist rally" in Huntington Beach on April 27