Mark Conditt, Texas religious far-right bomb terrorist

This 22 March 2018 video from the USA says about itself:

Austin bomber Mark Conditt was part of a Christian survivalist group

Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, has been identified as the person behind a string of deadly bombings in Austin. He blew himself up as police tried to arrest him on Wednesday. The serial Austin bomber had been part of a Christian survivalist group that would discuss weapons and dangerous chemicals – as authorities reveal he had a target list of future locations to continue his reign of terror.

By Sara Boboltz in the USA today:

Austin Bomber’s Recording Says He’s Not Sorry, May Be A ‘Psychopath’

Mark Conditt reportedly had a much more deadly plan to end his bombing rampage. …

As part of his homework for an Austin Community College government class, he kept a blog for a few months in early 2012 in which he detailed conservative views on topics including same-sex marriage (he was against making it legal) and terrorism (he was against cutting deals with al Qaeda operatives).

A BuzzFeed report revealed that Conditt had been active in a Bible study group called Righteous Invasion of Truth (RIOT) that focused on outdoor survival skills, including how to shoot guns and use knives.

Authorities have warned that he may have planted or mailed other bombs prior to his death and have asked residents to stay vigilant.

Austin bomber Mark Anthony Conditt was part of Christian survivalist group that discussed ‘dangerous’ chemicals. 23-year-old terrorised Texas city with explosive packages under alias ‘Kelly Killmore’: here.

BuzzFeed reports on Conditt’s training with the Christian survivalist group while being homeschooled in a very insular, conservative Christian family in in Pflugerville, Texas. According to that report, Conditt worked on gun skills, chemistry, and Bible studies with the group of conservative Christian homeschooled teens: here.

Mark Conditt’s Politics: Bomber Called Himself ‘Conservative’: here.