5 Guilty Of Aiding Would-Be London Bombers
Men Sentenced For 7-10 Years For Helping Failed Transit System Bombers Evade Arrest
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Metropolitan Police officers stand guard outside No 40 Blair House of Stockwell Road which was raided by police in the late evening, London, Wednesday, July 27, 2005. Police raided the property in connection with the July 21 failed bomb attacks on three subway trains and a bus, officers said. On Monday, Feb. 4, 2008, a London court doled out prison sentences to five men accused of helping the failed bombers evade arrest. (AP)
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Interactive London Blasts Complete coverage of the deadly attacks of July 7, 2005, and the terror scare that followed two weeks later.
A jury at London's Kingston Crown Court convicted Siraj Ali, 33; Muhedin Ali, 29; Ismail Abdurahman, 25; Wahbi Mohammed, 25; and Abdul Sherif, 30, of a total of 22 charges of failing to disclose information about terrorism and assisting an offender.
Judge Paul Worsley sentenced Mohammed to 17 years, Siraj Ali to 12 years, and Sherif 10 years. Abdurahman received a 10-year sentence, and Muhedin Ali got seven years.
Five other men are serving long prison sentences for plotting to blow themselves up on subway trains and a bus on July 21, 2005 - two weeks after suicide bombers killed themselves and 52 commuters in the city. The main charges of the bombs, made from hydrogen peroxide and flour, did not detonate and no one was hurt.
Sherif is the brother of convicted bomber Hussain Osman, and Mohammed is the brother of Ramzi Mohammed, another of the bombers. The other defendants were described as friends of the bomb plotters.
The five men convicted Monday provided safe houses, passports, clothing and food for the bombers after the failed attacks. Most of the failed bombers were arrested within days.
Siraj Ali and Mohammed were also convicted of having prior knowledge of the attacks.
Like the bombers, all were originally from Africa but had lived in London for years.
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- These terrorists should be kicked out of the country because they are a real threat to the public.
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- These terrorists are a real public threat and should be kicked out of the country for good!
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- FeelFree1 "Would-be" Bombers= to bombs the failed to detonate properly. In other words, the bombs failed to work but the intention was still there to kill and maim innocent civilans.
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- FeelFree1:
I can see where you''re coming from.
You believe that the crime of attempted homicide should be removed from our legal codes.
Now, go and wipe the pigschitt off your @ss with your left hand as all devout Moslems do.
Anybody with half a brain knows that you''re a Moslem posing as a patriotic, star-spangled, Mom-and-apple-pie American.
The same holds true for all of the other contributors with similar chauvinistic American pseudonyms. - Reply to this comment
- FeelFree1:
However, the bombs in this report were identical in design to the bombs that caused horrendous injuries and deaths two weeks earlier on 7/7/05 in the London subway system and on a red London double-decker bus.
The Moslems involved on 7/7/05 either used concentrated hydrogen peroxide from the start or they knew how to increase the strength of dilute hydrogen peroxide without decomposing it. - Reply to this comment
juwboy,
Re: "The uneducated imbeciles didn''t realise that dilute hydrogen peroxide decomposes on heating into oxygen and water."
Just as I thought. NO THREAT AT ALL.
What a joke. A bad one.- Reply to this comment
- Their bombs failed to detonate because these scientifically-illiterate Moslem morons thought they could prepare concentrated hydrogen peroxide solution from dilute hydrogen peroxide by boiling it down to a low volume.
The uneducated imbeciles didn''t realise that dilute hydrogen peroxide decomposes on heating into oxygen and water. - Reply to this comment
- You sound like you have a lot of misplaced hatred and anger. These alleged Betty Crocker inspired bombs did not detonate, so this was a non-attack.
Posted by FeelFree1 at 06:33 PM : Feb 04, 2008
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of atta missed the wtc..its not a terrorist attack???
get the fu ck out of here you terrorist sympathizer.. - Reply to this comment
gkc99,
Re: "...but only through their technical incompetence (praise be to Allah!)..."
Looks like you are the only one praising Allah here.
Get a grip.- Reply to this comment
gkc99,
"The main charges of the bombs, made from hydrogen peroxide and flour, did not detonate and no one was hurt. "
Re: "This is what ********* calls a "non-attack"!"
You sound like you have a lot of misplaced hatred and anger. These alleged Betty Crocker inspired bombs did not detonate, so this was a non-attack.- Reply to this comment
- "The main charges of the bombs, made from hydrogen peroxide and flour, did not detonate and no one was hurt. "
This is what ********* calls a "non-attack"! The Muslim terrorists put together the bombs in every hope and expectation they would explode (and some of them did), put the bombs they hoped would explode in crowded public places to murder innocent bystanders, but only through their technical incompetence (praise be to Allah!) the bombs did not explode.
Another case in point that FF1 is nothing more than an apologist or propagandist for vicious killers--a shill for jihadis. - Reply to this comment
notblue,
Note the article mentions "Would-Be London Bombers".
Please find someone to explain to you what "Would-Be" means in the context of this non-attack.- Reply to this comment
- FeelFree1, A NON ATTACK???????? What a moron you are! DO you understand the difference between a radical bombing civilians in subways and busses and someone throwing out a "verbal barage"?????
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Re: "5 Guilty Of Aiding Would-Be London Bombers"
Sounds like more nonsense over a non-attack.- Reply to this comment
- hang em ,high
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