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Have you noticed all the terror busts in the past few days? Arrests in Norway. In Denmark.
And now, one in Germany:
- German Security Authorities Have Good News And Bad News
They’ve discovered at least 369 folks wanted for terrorism HAVE ENTERED GERMANY. But they are running around. SOMEWHERE. According to German federal crime office, a number of Islamic terrorists have entered Germany by hiding amongst recent flows of...
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Newsmax: Suspected Bomb Found in Plane Bound for Munich Thursday, November 18, 2010 7:36 AM BERLIN — A suspected bomb in a suitcase checked in on a German-bound plane was intercepted in Namibia, Germany's Federal Crime Office (BKA) said Thursday,...
- Germany: Armed Police Storm Passenger Jet To Arrest Two Jihadists Who Left Suicide Notes
From Jihad Watch: Apparently they were ready to "kill and be killed" for Allah, as per Qur'an 9:111. "Armed police storm passenger jet to arrest two Somali terror suspects who had left suicide notes," from theDaily Mail, September 26 (thanks to R.B.):German...
- Uk's Daily Mail: "new Al Qaeda Plot To Blow Up Planes Smashed"
From the Daily Mail: Police have smashed a suspected al Qaeda terror cell nursing a "profound hatred of US citizens" plotting to bomb civilian and military jets. The force of the planned explosions would have been worse than the train bombings in...
- German Government Publishes Images Of Suspects
German police now say that the bombs found in trains in Germany last month were primed to go off. "We're accusing as yet unknown suspects of having tried to ignite unconventional flammable and explosive devices on July 31, 2006, in the cities of Dortmund...
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Big German Terror Bust
Have you noticed all the terror busts in the past few days? Arrests in Norway. In Denmark.
And now, one in Germany:
FRANKFURT, Sept. 5 — The police in Germany
have arrested three Islamic militants suspected of planning major terrorist
attacks against several sites frequented by Americans, including the busy United
States air base at Ramstein and the Frankfurt international airport.
The suspects — two German citizens and a Turkish resident of Germany — were
in advanced stages of plotting bombing attacks that could have been deadlier
than the terrorist strikes that killed dozens in London and Madrid, police and
security officials said Wednesday.
“They were planning massive attacks,” the German federal prosecutor,
Monika Harms, said at a news conference, outlining a vast six-month
investigation. She said that the suspects had amassed huge amounts of hydrogen
peroxide, the main chemical used to manufacture the explosives used in the
suicide bombings in London in July 2005.
- German Security Authorities Have Good News And Bad News
They’ve discovered at least 369 folks wanted for terrorism HAVE ENTERED GERMANY. But they are running around. SOMEWHERE. According to German federal crime office, a number of Islamic terrorists have entered Germany by hiding amongst recent flows of...
-
Newsmax: Suspected Bomb Found in Plane Bound for Munich Thursday, November 18, 2010 7:36 AM BERLIN — A suspected bomb in a suitcase checked in on a German-bound plane was intercepted in Namibia, Germany's Federal Crime Office (BKA) said Thursday,...
- Germany: Armed Police Storm Passenger Jet To Arrest Two Jihadists Who Left Suicide Notes
From Jihad Watch: Apparently they were ready to "kill and be killed" for Allah, as per Qur'an 9:111. "Armed police storm passenger jet to arrest two Somali terror suspects who had left suicide notes," from theDaily Mail, September 26 (thanks to R.B.):German...
- Uk's Daily Mail: "new Al Qaeda Plot To Blow Up Planes Smashed"
From the Daily Mail: Police have smashed a suspected al Qaeda terror cell nursing a "profound hatred of US citizens" plotting to bomb civilian and military jets. The force of the planned explosions would have been worse than the train bombings in...
- German Government Publishes Images Of Suspects
German police now say that the bombs found in trains in Germany last month were primed to go off. "We're accusing as yet unknown suspects of having tried to ignite unconventional flammable and explosive devices on July 31, 2006, in the cities of Dortmund...