Tens of thousands of Americans are killed every year in domestic and workplace gun violence, tens of thousands more are injured, all of that is for the benefit of the gun industry, and indirectly for the benefit of the war industry, both of which promote violence in the United States.

Zionist-controlled politicians and media are dead silent about this continuous holocaust, which is perpetrated against the American people on daily basis. However, they wait for a rare gun shooting incident perpetrated by a Muslim, then they repeat mentioning it, as incitement against Muslims generally, and Muslim Americans in particular, ignoring the continuous American holocaust, which is perpetrated by non-Muslims.

The objective is to justify the continuous US wars and invasions of the Muslim World since 1990, in order for the war industry beneficiaries to justify the enormous and unprecedented US national debt, which has reached more than $19 trillion, as a result of the permanent-war military spending.

For example, in 2015, there were 53,228 shooting incidents, resulting in the killing of 13,415 Americans. Of these, there were only two incidents perpetrated by Muslims and resulting in the killing of 18 Americans.

The Zionist media, like Fox News and CNN, together with the war industry agents and Zionist-controlled politicians like Trump, kept mentioning these two incidents while totally ignoring the other 53,226 incidents, which resulted in the killing of 13,398 Americans!

The end outcome is that the American people are indeed actual victims of a continuous warmongering campaign, Islamophobia, and a daily holocaust, perpetrated against them by the war industry beneficiaries and their agents in the media and politics.

76 Americans were killed, 156 were injured in gun violence incidents, in just three days, on June 28-30, 2016.

During the first six months of 2016, there were 6,735 Americans who were killed and 13,883 who were injured by other Americans, in 26,158 incidents of gun violence, including 166 mass shootings.

In 2015, there were 13,415 Americans who were killed and 27,000 who were injured by other Americans in gun violence.

In 2014, there were 12,588 Americans who were killed and 23,035 who were injured by other Americans in gun violence.

Here's just one of the stories of the thousands of shootings in the U.S., which led to the killing of Americans for the benefit of the gun and war industry:

6-29-2016 Nevada Las Vegas 4-1

Four of the five people who died in an apparent quadruple murder-suicide in the northwest Las Vegas Valley were identified Thursday.

The Clark County Coroner's Office identified the four deceased people as Phoukeo Dej-Oudom, 35; Dalavanah Ariel Dej-Oudom, 15; Xonajuk JJ Dej-Oudom; and Anhurak Jason Dej-Oudom, 9. The cause and manner of death for the four remained pending.

Lt. Dan McGrath, of Las Vegas Metro police, said it's believed a man shot a woman Wednesday near a Walgreens store located at Jones and Lake Mead boulevards and that the incident is domestic in nature. Citing witnesses, McGrath said a man in a black car was seen chasing a woman at 7:04 p.m. near Lake Mead Boulevard, and Torrey Pines Drive. A witness picked the woman up in their car, but the man in the Mercedes pulled her out, and flashed a weapon at the driver.

At 7:28 p.m., while officers were investigating the first report, more officers were dispatched to the parking lot of a Walgreens in the 6100 block of Lake Mead Boulevard. McGrath said witnesses reported hearing gunshots, and found the woman's body.

McGrath said a separate call from a family member of the man indicated he wanted to commit suicide.

At 8:01 p.m., officers went to an apartment complex in the 1900 block of Torrey Pines Drive. Officers located the Mercedes matching the description from the incident at Walgreens. Officers attempted to reach the resident of the apartment, but were unsuccessful. Police said they received information that three children were unaccounted for, and treated the scene as a barricade. SWAT forced entry into the apartment. Police found the man, and three children, between the ages of nine and 15-years-old, deceased in a bedroom. It is believed the man is responsible for the deaths in the apartment.

The man and woman were husband, and wife, McGrath said. The man is the father of the children.

The investigation is ongoing, and police said it was unknown if the children were killed before, or after the woman was killed.

A domestic disturbance was filed against the man earlier in June, McGrath said. The man had other domestic disturbances filed against him in the past.

The coroner's office has yet to identify the fifth deceased person in the related scenes.

A Clark County Family Court judge last week was to preside over a custody hearing between a woman who weeks earlier had filed for divorce and her husband. The couple never showed, court records revealed.

A week later, the husband would go on to fatally shoot the woman and their three children before turning the gun on himself, according to Metro Police.

Clark County District Court records show Phoukeo Dej-Oudom, 35, filed for divorce from Jason Dej-Oudom on May 25, records show.

On Wednesday, the man gunned down his wife shortly after 7 p.m. at a Walgreens back parking lot at Lake Mead and Jones boulevards, police said. She was struck multiple times, including once in the head.

Metro SWAT officers later found his body, along with his children — Anhurak, 9, Xonajuk, 14, and Dalavanh, 15 — in a bedroom at the family’s nearby apartment.

In the divorce documents, she requested primary physical custody and indicated there was some history of domestic violence and Child Protective Services involvement.

In separate documents seeking temporary custody, she wrote that the man was a “flight risk,” who had at least once taken the children across state lines without her consent and “the children need to be in my care for education purposes and stability. Father cannot hold a job.”

A custody hearing was scheduled for June 22. Neither the man, the woman nor their counsel appeared before the judge. The court ruled that the case would be dismissed on Aug. 24 if no action were taken.

The documents show the woman was not requesting alimony or child support, and she drafted a custody schedule that would allow the man to take the children on weekends or on his days off from work.

On Thursday few details were available about the Dej-Oudoms. Court records show the couple married in Columbus, Ohio, in 2000 and the family moved to Las Vegas in March 2015.

The children last attended Culley Elementary, Escobedo Middle School and Brinley Middle Schools, the Clark County School District said Thursday.

Metro Police Lt. Dan McGrath said early Thursday that police responded to a domestic violence call at the family’s apartment in June.

A Metro spokesman acknowledged the incident but said the department was “not releasing any information at this time” because it’s being looked at as part of the homicide investigation, Officer Larry Hadfield said.

The couple were also involved in another domestic dispute out of state about a decade ago, McGrath said. “Domestic violence is still a challenge, but when somebody kills children it disturbs everybody.”

Hannah Brook, director of community and donor relations at local shelter and advocacy group Safe Nest, said, “It’s disappointing that the only time that the community talks about domestic violence is when there's a situation like the domestic-violence homicide (that) happened last night,” she said. “It needs to be a continuous dialogue for education purposes as well as to make people aware what services are available to them.”

Brook couldn’t say if the family had sought Safe Nest’s services since the information is confidential, but said the organization is available to provide confidential shelter or provide a safety plan best suited for each situation, she said.

She called the slayings “heartbreaking” and likened them to a May 6 murder-suicide case in North Las Vegas.

A man, 40, with a protective order against him killed his 27-year-old girlfriend and wounded their 3-year-old daughter and 4-year-old son in front of a daycare center. The man killed himself. It wasn’t known if the children, who survived the gunshot wounds, were his intended targets.

Shortly before 7 p.m. police received calls about a woman who was running through traffic near Torrey Pines Drive and Lake Mead Boulevard.

A good Samaritan picked her up and drove her to a nearby CVS pharmacy. Jason Dej-Oudom was following her in a black car and threatened the driver with a gun, dragged his wife to his car and headed east on Lake Mead. Phoukeo Dej-Oudom was partially hanging from a window.

At some point before reaching the Jones intersection, Phoukeo Dej-Oudom was able to exit the car and run. A bystander found her body minutes later.

About 8 p.m., a relative from Ohio contacted Las Vegas police saying Jason Dej-Oudom had called him saying he had done something wrong, describing him as suicidal and distraught.

Police were dispatched to the family’s apartment, 1900 Torrey Pines. Not able to contact anyone in the apartment, SWAT officers breached it and found four bodies in a bedroom.

It wasn’t immediately clear if the man killed his children before or after shooting his wife.

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Gun violence and crime incidents are collected/validated from 1,500 sources daily – incidents and their source data are found at the gunviolencearchive.org website.

1: Actual number of deaths and injuries
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collected and will not add to 100% of incidents.

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Data Validated: July 01, 2016

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