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Check out this story from the Canada Free Press. At the time of the guys arrest, he appeared, possibly, to be ready to pull off a major car-bombing (thanks to Michael):
By Douglas J. Hagmann & Judi McLeod
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
From letter bombs to terror cells, much is left unreported
A joint investigation conducted by the Northeast Intelligence Network and Canada Free Press appears to have uncovered a nest of Islamist activity inside the greater Toronto, Ontario, Canada area (GTA) that has its tentacles reaching over the border into the United States and well into other foreign countries. Ms. McLeod, founding editor of Canada Free Press with her many law enforcement sources and many years of investigative journalistic experience, and Mr. Hagmann, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network with his two-and-a-half decades of investigative experience, have ventured far beyond the headlines tempered by political correctness and the limited media disclosure involving the case of Adel Mohamed ARNAOUT, the Toronto "mail bomber" and his place of residence known as the "Bombay Bunker."
Adel Mohamed ARNAOUT, 37, a Muslim immigrant from Lebanon --------------------------------- (redacted - go to original article to see content) was arrested by undercover Toronto Police officers late last Thursday night in a dramatic takedown at a Don Mills ESSO service station in the in Thorncliffe Park Drive -- Overlea area of East York -- about 6 kilometers north of the suspect's residence. ARNAOUT is charged with three counts of attempted murder, three counts of intending to cause an explosion, one count of criminal harassment and one count of possession of explosive material.
His takedown was reportedly the culmination of police investigation that began in June and encompassed "three letter bombs" sent to three seemingly unrelated victims in Toronto and Guelph, Ontario. According to information obtained exclusively through this joint investigation, the "takedown" was deliberately executed at that time by quick-thinking investigative operatives to avoid a potential loss of life of others at the hands of ARNAOUT. At the time of his arrest, a reportedly cash-strapped ARNAOUT was driving a late model rental vehicle and carrying explosives in amounts far in excess and much more lethal than contained within the letter bombs he reportedly sent to date. He was a three-month resident of the "Bombay Bunker," a dwelling located at 176 Ashdale Avenue, aptly nicknamed due to its unique, strangely fortified, bunker-like appearance and additions, the varying number of occupants and the frequency of its many obviously-Islamic visitors.
Go read the whole thing at Canada Free Press.
- Foiled Terrorist Plot In Canada, New York
The RCMP have arrested two people in connection with a homegrown terror plot to derail a New York-to-Toronto passenger train on the Canadian side of the border, CTV News has learned. The suspects, one in Montreal and one in Toronto, were arrested Monday...
- British Arrest Two Terror Suspects At Heathrow
The first suspect is an American citizen: An American citizen who once lived in New York was indicted yesterday on charges of conspiring to send money and military gear to associates of Al Qaeda to use against United States forces in Afghanistan, federal...
- The Jihad Is Worldwide And Coordinated
Yesterday, in posting on the terror arrests in London and Toronto I speculated that they were related, and that we might be under threat of a simultaneous multi-national attack. I posited that such an attack would not likely include Canada, if it didn't...
- Internet Tracking Helped Snare Toronto Terror Suspects - 3 Tons Of Ammonium Nitrate Found
Yes, internet tracking, like the tracking that many of the Democratic Lefties in our Congress want to stop, led to the terror arrests in Toronto. And, it led to the discovery of three tons of Ammonium Nitrate, which is precisely three times that which...
- Toronto Terror Arrests Update: 12 Arrested - Sources Say Canadians Intelligence Planted Story
As I have been saying, I believe intelligence officials in Canada, the United States, and Britain have been releasing stories about their "urgent" tracking of terror-cells. In this story, about yesterdays arrest in Toronto, an anonymous source confirms...
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Muslim Letter Bomber Arrested In Toronto
Check out this story from the Canada Free Press. At the time of the guys arrest, he appeared, possibly, to be ready to pull off a major car-bombing (thanks to Michael):
By Douglas J. Hagmann & Judi McLeod
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
From letter bombs to terror cells, much is left unreported
A joint investigation conducted by the Northeast Intelligence Network and Canada Free Press appears to have uncovered a nest of Islamist activity inside the greater Toronto, Ontario, Canada area (GTA) that has its tentacles reaching over the border into the United States and well into other foreign countries. Ms. McLeod, founding editor of Canada Free Press with her many law enforcement sources and many years of investigative journalistic experience, and Mr. Hagmann, director of the Northeast Intelligence Network with his two-and-a-half decades of investigative experience, have ventured far beyond the headlines tempered by political correctness and the limited media disclosure involving the case of Adel Mohamed ARNAOUT, the Toronto "mail bomber" and his place of residence known as the "Bombay Bunker."
Adel Mohamed ARNAOUT, 37, a Muslim immigrant from Lebanon --------------------------------- (redacted - go to original article to see content) was arrested by undercover Toronto Police officers late last Thursday night in a dramatic takedown at a Don Mills ESSO service station in the in Thorncliffe Park Drive -- Overlea area of East York -- about 6 kilometers north of the suspect's residence. ARNAOUT is charged with three counts of attempted murder, three counts of intending to cause an explosion, one count of criminal harassment and one count of possession of explosive material.
His takedown was reportedly the culmination of police investigation that began in June and encompassed "three letter bombs" sent to three seemingly unrelated victims in Toronto and Guelph, Ontario. According to information obtained exclusively through this joint investigation, the "takedown" was deliberately executed at that time by quick-thinking investigative operatives to avoid a potential loss of life of others at the hands of ARNAOUT. At the time of his arrest, a reportedly cash-strapped ARNAOUT was driving a late model rental vehicle and carrying explosives in amounts far in excess and much more lethal than contained within the letter bombs he reportedly sent to date. He was a three-month resident of the "Bombay Bunker," a dwelling located at 176 Ashdale Avenue, aptly nicknamed due to its unique, strangely fortified, bunker-like appearance and additions, the varying number of occupants and the frequency of its many obviously-Islamic visitors.
Go read the whole thing at Canada Free Press.
- Foiled Terrorist Plot In Canada, New York
The RCMP have arrested two people in connection with a homegrown terror plot to derail a New York-to-Toronto passenger train on the Canadian side of the border, CTV News has learned. The suspects, one in Montreal and one in Toronto, were arrested Monday...
- British Arrest Two Terror Suspects At Heathrow
The first suspect is an American citizen: An American citizen who once lived in New York was indicted yesterday on charges of conspiring to send money and military gear to associates of Al Qaeda to use against United States forces in Afghanistan, federal...
- The Jihad Is Worldwide And Coordinated
Yesterday, in posting on the terror arrests in London and Toronto I speculated that they were related, and that we might be under threat of a simultaneous multi-national attack. I posited that such an attack would not likely include Canada, if it didn't...
- Internet Tracking Helped Snare Toronto Terror Suspects - 3 Tons Of Ammonium Nitrate Found
Yes, internet tracking, like the tracking that many of the Democratic Lefties in our Congress want to stop, led to the terror arrests in Toronto. And, it led to the discovery of three tons of Ammonium Nitrate, which is precisely three times that which...
- Toronto Terror Arrests Update: 12 Arrested - Sources Say Canadians Intelligence Planted Story
As I have been saying, I believe intelligence officials in Canada, the United States, and Britain have been releasing stories about their "urgent" tracking of terror-cells. In this story, about yesterdays arrest in Toronto, an anonymous source confirms...