Obama calls San Bernardino shootings an ‘act of terror,’ though ground unknown

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WASHINGTON — President Obama is relocating carefully toward acknowledging radical Islamist-inspired terrorism as a probable proclivity in a San Bernardino shootings, observant a attacks uncover a need to “prevent people from descending plant to these horrible ideologies.”

“It is wholly probable that these dual enemy were radicalized to dedicate this act of terror,” Obama pronounced in his weekly radio residence Saturday. “And if so, it would underscore a hazard we’ve been focused on for years — a risk of people succumbing to aroused nonconformist ideologies.”

Obama’s comments — his initial since speculating Thursday

FBI Director James Comey pronounced Friday afternoon that there are indications of “radicalization by the killers and the potential impulse by unfamiliar militant organizations.”

Obama, who also taped his radio residence Friday afternoon to be promote Saturday morning, cautioned that investigators are still training about a killers and “working to get a full design of their motives.”

“It’s critical to let a investigators do their job. We need to know all a facts,” he said.

The husband-and-wife shooters non-stop glow during a holiday celebration during a village core Wednesday, murdering 14 and wounding 21 before being killed themselves in a shootout with police. U.S. officials have pronounced a wife, Tashfeen Malik, had voiced support for a Islamic State — also famous as ISIL — in a posting on her Facebook timeline.

“We know that ISIL and other militant groups are actively enlivening people — around a universe and in a nation — to dedicate terrible acts of violence, mostly times as sole wolf actors,” Obama said. “And even as we work to forestall attacks, all of us — government, law enforcement, communities, faith leaders — need to work together to forestall people from descending plant to these horrible ideologies.”

Obama also used his weekly radio residence to titillate Congress to tighten what he calls a no-fly gun “loophole.”

“Right now, people on a no-fly list can travel into a store and buy a gun. That is insane,” he said. “If you’re too dangerous to house a plane, you’re too dangerous, by definition, to buy a gun.”