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Some folks don’t believe in coincidences, but even if you do, this one is hard to swallow.

As more information emerges about the New Year’s terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, the stranger the circumstances get. One of the most curious revelations is that both Shamsud-Din Jabbar who ruthlessly mowed down partygoers before opening fire in New Orleans and Matthew A. Livelsberger who allegedly detonated a Tesla Cybertruck in front of Trump Tower in Vegas were ex-military who served at Fort Bragg.

But it doesn’t end there, Ryan Routh, the suspect caught for allegedly trying to assassinate President-elect Donald Trump at his Florida golf course in September, had reportedly visited Fort Bragg 100 times.

Strange, right?

Republican Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna thought so and offered security protection for anyone at Bragg who might have information on the suspects and would come forward as a whistleblower.

Luna’s post caught the attention of X CEO and DOGE co-chair Elon Musk who replied, “There are obviously some bad seeds at Bragg. They need to be identified and removed.”

Indeed.

As BPR reported, Musk stepped up big time by delivering Vegas police critical information about the truck and what happened leading up to the explosion. “Evil knuckleheads picked the wrong truck,” Musk said.

As for Luna stepping up, she also earned a lot of praise from X users eager for answers:

Seems so.

Yikes.

Way too many.

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