Federal authorities have charged devout Muslim Rondell Henry, a 28-year-old man from Germantown, MD, with stealing a U-Haul van with the aim of carrying out a vicious terror attack at National Harbor.

According to the complaint filed by police with the District Court of Maryland, Henry “was observed by surveillance cameras walking on National Plaza towards the docking area jumping the secured fence and walking directly towards a boat that was parked in the secured boat slip” which he was not permitted to lawfully access.

Henry damaged the door to a boat called “Govanish” before breaking into it where he planned to stay the night to bide his time before he could commit his attack the next day when more people were around. Henry was apprehended by Lt. Rivera, and he would quickly admit he stole the van and was plotting terrorist violence.

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“For two years, the defendant has harbored ‘hatred’ (in his words) for ‘disbelievers’ who do not practice the Muslim faith,” prosecutors wrote in their motion for detention. “Seeking out and watching videos of foreign terrorists beheading civilians and fighting overseas, the defendant considered these gruesome actions brave and wanted to emulate them.”

Henry claimed he was radicalized by ISIS, according to a NBC 4 Washington report. He hoped to re-create in the US the “panic and chaos” that ISIS-inspired attacks – such as the Nice, France van attack in July 2016 that murdered 86 people with hundreds more left injured – have caused abroad.

According to prosecutors, Henry said, “I was just going to keep driving and driving. I wasn’t going to stop.”

The van that Henry was planning to use for his terrorist attack can be seen here:

MORE: Here is a photo of that stolen U-Haul van…

Henry was allegedly inspired by videos he watched of foreign terrorists. Authorities say Henry was basing his plans on the 2016 walkway attack in Nice, France, which killed 80+ people.

No word if Henry is an American citizen. pic.twitter.com/kx6F1ByxMp

— Kevin Lewis (@ABC7Kevin) April 8, 2019

Henry has been charged with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle and faces up to 10 years in prison if he is convicted. It remains to be seen if additional federal charges are levied upon him for this attempted terrorist attack.

Meanwhile, left-wing advocacy groups focus on the so-called threat of white conservative Trump supporters who are frequently hit with gang attacks by leftist agitators in the streets.

FACT: White supremacists were responsible for 78% of extremist-related murders in the US in 2018 – but the recent massacre in New Zealand showed that hate knows no borders. Learn more about the dangers of violent extremism: https://t.co/5Uiz28m6Po

— Jonathan Greenblatt (@JGreenblattADL) March 25, 2019

White supremacist anger — aided & abetted by President Trump — reached a fever pitch in 2018 as hysteria over losing a white-majority nation to demographic change engulfed the movement, leading to acts of deadly violence. #YearInHate #RageAgainstChange https://t.co/bWJn7NTmRO

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) March 1, 2019

Don’t expect these thought control groups or the fake news to focus much of their time or energy on this ISIS-inspired terrorist wannabe because it doesn’t fit into their anti-Trump, anti-white, anti-American partisan political agenda.