|
2021-12-30 Britain
|
|
92 terrorists could be released from jail in the next year: Pressure mounts on parole board to keep fiends behind bars as they reach half-way point in sentences
|
- Several of 92 active terror cases could come before Parole Board next year
- Terrorists must serve two thirds of sentence before they are eligible for release
- Cases under review include Nazam Hussain,
| ...in a 9-man Al Qaeda bomb squad of Brit nationals from Bangladesh and Pakistan, the man from Stoke-on-Trent wanted to go to Pakistan’s Kashmir for training... |
Jack Coulson
| ...merely a Nazi-loving bomb maker, not a jihadi... |
and Rangzieb Ahmed
...captured and reportedly tortured in Pakistan by the ISI in 2006 before being turned over to the London authorities, the Pakistan-born Brit was a member of Harkat-ul-Mujahideen and Al Qaeda’s top man in the UK...
- Hussain jailed for plotting attacks with London Bridge terrorist Usman Khan
...the Pakistani-Brit jailbird who in November, 2019 ran off from a crime conference to knife all the passersby he could reach on London Bridge before being killed by a hero wielding a narwhal tusk. As a precocious 15 year old drop-out he’d gotten on terrorist watchlists for preaching hate with Anjem Chaudary’s al-Muhajiroun on the streets of Stoke-on-Trent. Released in 2018 after serving time for plotting to bomb the London stock exchange for Al Qaeda in Arabia, but ISIS claimed he died while running amok in their name...
Emergency laws were passed in February blocking the automatic release of terrorists behind bars after two attacks were carried out in a three-month period by extremists who had recently been freed from jail.
Also mentioned in the article: Abdalraouf Abdallah
... Libyan-Brit paraplegic as a result of “Tripoli Brigade” jihading in Libya, he organized emigration to ISIS in Syria for the Manchester Libya crowd... was jailed after he assisted his brother Mohammed Abdallah
...who realized the ambitions of his wheelchair-bound brother by becoming an ISIS sniper... in travelling to Syria to join Islamic State. The extremist was recalled to prison for breaching the conditions of his licence earlier this year, and was visited in prison by Manchester Arena suicide bomber Salman Abedi.
Jawad Akbar
...connected to Anjem Choudary's Al-Muhajiroun, their little Al Qaeda cell planned to set off fertilizer bombs across England... is one of five terrorists who plotted to bomb the Bluewater shopping centre in Dartford, Kent, and the Ministry of Sound nightclub in hLondon in 2004.
Aras Hamid,
...leader of a three-man cell of Kurds connected to the Al Noor mosque in Birmingham... who tried to leave the UK to join fighters with so-called Islamic State.
Since the introduction of the Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Act 2020, a total of 117 cases have been referred to the Parole Board. To date, 11 have been freed and 14 refused release from prison.
|
Posted by Skidmark 2021-12-30 06:18||
||
Front Page|| [10 views ]
Top
File under: Moslem Colonists
|
|
Posted by Skidmark 2021-12-30 10:35||
2021-12-30 10:35||
Front Page
Top
|
|
06:00 Frank G
05:55 Besoeker
05:53 NN2N1
05:50 Bobby
05:45 Besoeker
05:44 NN2N1
05:44 Skidmark
05:42 Skidmark
05:41 Besoeker
05:38 Skidmark
05:32 Besoeker
05:26 Besoeker
05:25 Skidmark
05:24 SteveS
05:23 Skidmark
05:15 SteveS
05:12 Besoeker
05:10 Besoeker
04:48 SteveS
04:23 Grom the Reflective
04:13 Elmerert Hupens2660
04:05 Grom the Reflective
03:59 Grom the Reflective
03:17 Grom the Reflective
|
