Archive for the ‘Terrorism’ Category

We’ve written before about North Korea’s nuclear assistance to both Iran and Syria, providing expertise in planning and building some extremely suspicious sites.

Now it appears that, thanks to the blundering UN and the ineffectual threats of ’sanctions’ from the talking heads of the ‘international community’, Mahmoud and the Mullahs have finally, with further willing help from the lunatic régime of Pyongyang, spun their Taqiyya lies into reality – and brought the Middle East to the nuclear brink; both in terms of production of fissile material and now, it appears, delivery systems:

Iran is building a new rocket launch site a short distance from an existing complex and seems to be working with North Korea, information group IHS Jane’s said Friday.
Construction visible from satellite imagery of the new site, near the city of Semnan east of Tehran, suggests that Iran has been collaborating with Pyongyang, said the London-based defence intelligence group.

Iran unveiled the Simorgh (Phoenix) space-launch vehicle (SLV) on February 3 but has not publicly revealed the location of the rocket’s launch complex, it reported. Read the rest of this entry »

How a group of radical, West-hating and terror-supporting Islamists have infiltrated Britain’s Labour party and may be poised to stage an anti-democratic takeover in a major £1 billion-spend local authority in London.

Channel 4’s Dispatches documentary, ‘Britain’s Islamic Republic’, lifts the lid on Muslim political and electoral corruption – a recurring theme in large Muslim areas in Britain and elsewhere.

Rather than continue to raise awareness of the problem at no cost to themselves, Channel 4 have decided to protect their intellectual property and prevent the video being shown, other than on their own YouTube channel, which, of course has embedding disabled. Click through the video image above to watch on YouTube.

A Muslim woman was barred from boarding a flight after she refused to undergo a full body scan for religious reasons [we'll be hearing more of this in the near future-Ed].

The passenger was passing through security at Manchester Airport when she was selected at random for a full-body scanner.

She was warned that she would be stopped from boarding the plane but she decided to forfeit her ticket to Pakistan rather than submit to the scan. Her female travelling companion also declined to step into the scanner, citing “medical reasons” for her refusal.

The two women are thought to be the first passengers to refuse to submit to scanning by the machines, which have provoked controversy among human rights groups. Read the rest of this entry »

Continuing the Telegraph’s excellent recent work in uncovering the infiltration of the ever-credulous British Establishment by Islamic radicals and terror supporters, we discover that even the people we trust to protect us from them are hiring them to ‘help’:

Sir Ian Blair [Former Metropolitan Police Commissioner] signed a formal agreement with an Islamic extremist to treat him as the Metropolitan Police’s “principal” representative of the Muslim community, it can be disclosed. The activist, Azad Ali, was accepted by the Met as a trusted interlocutor. The force also agreed to give him information on forthcoming anti-terror raids. – Mr Ali has previously justified the killing of British troops in Iraq, believes al Qaeda is a “myth,” and has praised a key mentor of Osama bin Laden.

Mr Ali signed the deal, a copy of which has been seen by the Daily Telegraph, in his capacity as the then chairman of the Muslim Safety Forum – a body closely linked to the fundamentalist Islamic Forum of Europe (IFE). Read the rest of this entry »

A remarkable turn of events in the world of humanitarian charity – and a lesson in how the Left works:

A SENIOR official at Amnesty International has accused the charity of putting the human rights of Al-Qaeda terror suspects above those of their victims.

Gita Sahgal, head of the gender unit at Amnesty’s international secretariat, believes that collaborating with Moazzam Begg, a former British inmate at Guantanamo Bay, “fundamentally damages” the organisation’s reputation.

In an email sent to Amnesty’s top bosses, she suggests the charity has mistakenly allied itself with Begg and his “jihadi” group, Cageprisoners, out of fear of being branded racist and Islamophobic. Read the rest of this entry »

As JTAC, the UK Counter-terrorism body, raised its threat-level status to ‘Severe’ this week, amid UK and US intelligence sources warning of the possibility of the attackers being Yemen-trained women:

Al-Qaeda terror cells have trained a group of female suicide bombers to attack Western targets, US officials have warned. The women, who may have a “non Arab” appearance and be travelling on Western passports, have been prepared for their missions by the Yemeni group responsible for the operation to blow up an airliner over the United States on Christmas Day.

Details of the bombers emerged just hours after British spy chiefs raised the UK threat state to “severe” amid fears that al-Qaeda was planning a wave of attacks against western targets.

Terror experts within the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre, a unit of MI5, now believe that an attack against the UK is “highly likely”. Read the rest of this entry »

Just as the UK Government looks as if it might just be beginning to notice what’s going on in its own back yard, the Eurotards butt in:

Europe’s law chief wants Britain to reinstate the payment of tens of thousands of pounds in State handouts to the wives of suspected Al Qaeda and Taliban fanatics.

Ministers have halted benefit payouts made to the families of suspected terrorists to prevent the money falling into the hands of banned groups.

The Treasury says the power is a vital weapon in the war against terrorism. It stems from a crackdown on terrorist financing launched in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. Read the rest of this entry »

Police have identified children as young as seven being groomed for terrorism, with some expressing a wish to become suicide bombers.

Up to 10 primary school pupils, aged between seven and 10, have been placed on a government outreach programme for individuals considered at risk of being radicalised and turning to violence. Read the rest of this entry »

From a recent Banking Administration Institute conference in the US, comes first-hand confirmation of where a large proportion of the proceeds from consumer-level credit and debit card fraud goes:

During last week’s BAI Retail Delivery conference, card-security solutions provider MagTek treated select attendees to a poignant presentation about the risks of credit card fraud, a growing and worldwide issue.

Given by Tom Patterson, MagTek’s chief security officer, and Dr. Chris Corpora, a senior FBI advisor who specializes in cyber and international crime, the presentation touched on card fraud’s devastating ramifications, the extent of which few fully understand, the speakers say. Read the rest of this entry »

We understand that Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, the accused gunman in last year’s horrific Mumbai Jihad massacre has retracted his confession, saying the police tortured him into admitting his guilt.

The accused has told the special court trying him that he came to Mumbai as a tourist and was arrested 20 days before the siege that left 166 people dead. On the day the attacks began, he says police took him from his cell and shot him to make him look like he was a gunman.

He further claims that he had been initially arrested three weeks before the attack, because he was wandering around the city late at night looking for a place to stay.

Of course, it’s absolutely normal after 20 days of looking for somewhere to stay, to strap on an AK and go on a killing spree – you didn’t know that? Are you kuffar stupid? Kasab clearly thinks so.

What is really happening here is that Kasab has elected to use the Islam-sanctioned tactic known as Taqiyya, whereby a Muslim is permitted to lie provided that his faith is still intact ‘in his heart’.

The Supreme Court of India ruled in 1983 that the death penalty should be imposed only in “the rarest of rare cases.”  This is surely one of them.

We sincerely hope that the Indian courts will not entertain this ridiculous and desparate dissimulation  - and that Kasab will swing soon.