Thread: Refugee Link to London Bombing Proves Trump Right

Refugee Link to London Bombing Proves Trump Right

The travel ban is vital to keep America safe Paul Joseph Watson | Infowars.com - September 18, 2017 232 Comments
The revelation that the two terrorists involved in a plot to bomb the London Underground were refugees from Iraq and Syria proves Donald Trump was right when he said that a travel ban of individuals from terror-linked countries is vital to keep America safe.

21-year-old Yahyah Farroukh, who was arrested in Hounslow on Saturday night, was responsible for planning the bombing that would have killed untold numbers of commuters at rush hour on Friday if the IED had properly detonated. Farroukh was a Syrian refugee who arrived in the UK from Damascus.

The man who planted the bomb, an 18-year-old who is yet to be named, is an Iraqi refugee who arrived in the UK three years ago as an “unaccompanied” child migrant. He traveled across Europe in an attempt to reach the infamous Calais migrant camp.

This is not the first time “refugees” have gone on to plot or carry out acts of terror. Several of the Paris massacre culprits and plotters traveled through Europe by posing as Syrian refugees.

24-year-old ISIS supporter Anis Amris, who carried out the Berlin Christmas market attack which killed 12 and injured 48, arrived in Germany in 2015 as a refugee from Tunisia.

The 39-year-old man from Uzbekistan who drove a truck into people in Stockholm back in April, killing four, was also a refugee wanted in connection with a deportation order.
Earlier this year, a 17-year-old Syrian refugee was arrested in the Uckermark region of the German state of Brandenburg after he was caught plotting a suicide

attack in Berlin.

A knife attack earlier this summer that killed one and injured five others at a supermarket in Hamburg was carried out by a 26-year-old failed Palestinian asylum seeker.

The man who carried out a suicide bombing in Ansbach, Germany outside a music festival last year was a Syrian refugee who was due to be deported.

Back in December, a 25-year-old Moroccan refugee was arrested after plotting a terrorist attack in Salzburg, Austria.

As we reported last month, Arab Christian Pastor who visited several Swedish refugee centers said he saw multiple ISIS flags and warned that staff at the centers were trying to radicalize newly arrived migrants.

Trump was savaged when he introduced the first travel ban back in January, with the Supreme Court eventually deciding that a watered down version of the program could be implemented.

The ban prevented individuals arriving in the U.S. from from Iraq and Syria for an initial period of 90 days while indefinitely suspending the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the country altogether.

A federal judge in Washington state blocked the ban a week later, forcing the administration to craft a new travel ban that did not include Iraq or Syria, the origin countries of the two terrorists involved in the London train attack.

The full original travel ban that includes Syria and Iraq will be heard by the Supreme Court in October, but it could take months for a decision to be reached.

The fact that terrorists have exploited the refugee program numerous times to insert jihadists into Europe who then plotted or carried out acts of terror must now be considered paramount when the Supreme Court makes its ruling.

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Now when are they going to start DEPORTING them and turn the other ones away that continue to floor over the borders?

Get it done! Get barges ready and get them out of the country.

New York Times Omits Key Details About Identities Of London Bombers

Photo by Richard Levine/Corbis via Getty Images)

ByRyan Saavedra
September 21, 2017
The New York Times hid several key details about the identities of the alleged London bombers in a new report, including their nationalities, refugee status, and their connection to Islamic terrorism.
Instead of mentioning the ties that the suspects have to Islamic terrorism, The New York Times reported that authorities were trying to determine “the events leading up to the bombing” to determine if it was “influenced by extremists” – even though ISIS already claimed responsibility for the attack.
Nowhere in the 11-paragraph report does The Times mention that the first two men arrested on Saturday, ages 18 and 21, were refugees.

In fact, The Times buried the nationalities of both men in the eighth paragraph of the report:

An 18-year-old Iraqi orphan who had a reputation for getting into fights and had been in the foster care of a retired couple, and a 21-year-old from Syria who had escaped the civil war there and was working at a fried-chicken shop.

A troubling note from the report is how The Times portrayed the two suspects. Portraying one suspect as a troubled “orphan” who was in “foster care” while portraying the other suspect as a lowly Syrian who “escaped war” makes it seem like the suspects are the victims.

The Times provided no additional details in the report on the 25-year-old suspect “detained” by police on Tuesday, despite the fact that other news organizations reported his strong ties to Islam. Additional details were also not provided for the two suspects, ages 30 and 48, arrested on Wednesday.



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They all come from very violent countries, thousands of years of tribal inbreeding, rape and rubble and are mentally deranged.

No love, no joy in life, do not appreciate anything beautiful.

You cannot rehabilitate these people...civilize them on their soil.

GET THESE PEOPLE OUT OF OUR COUNTRIES

THEY SHOULD NOT HAVE CHILDREN!

Parsons Green attack: Man in court charged with attempted murder

• 22 September 2017
• From the section UK

Image caption Ahmed Hassan faces charges of attempted murder and causing an explosion likely to endanger life An 18-year-old man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder in connection with the bomb attack on a London Tube at Parsons Green.

Ahmed Hassan, of Sunbury, Surrey, is also accused of causing an explosion likely to endanger life or cause serious injury on 15 September.

Mr Hassan confirmed his name, date of birth and address at Westminster Magistrates' Court.
He was remanded in custody and is due at the Old Bailey on 13 October.

The court heard the bomb, which failed to detonate properly, had been packed with knives and screws.

Prosecutors said Mr Hassan had intended to kill innocent people because of his "warped political view".

A 17-year-old man who was arrested by counter-terrorism officers investigating the attack has been released with no further action, police said on Friday. Two other men had already been released without charge.

Two further men, aged 25 and 30, remain in custody.

Meanwhile, Suleman Sarwar, of Aladdins chicken shop in Hounslow, said his takeaway has received abuse and threats after an employee was arrested as part of the investigation.

Image caption Owner Suleman Sarwar said Aladdins Fried Chicken has received abuse and threats Mr Sarwar said abuse began after the arrest of Yahyah Farroukh, who was not named by police but whose name emerged in the media. He has since been released without charge.

He said: "The investigation brought Yahyah, his friends, family, place of employment and the wider Muslim community under scrutiny and indignity.

"Once again, the community has received backlash and animosity from the public."

(IMO- animosity, what the hell do you expect???? No one wants to live under a terrorist's attack each day ongoing. Notice how no mention of "syrian refugee" is mentioned now - the creep is labeled as a resident of Surrey.

Personally as an American that could hold an Irish citizenship entitled to live in any EU country, I can't go back to my families soil, thanks to EU/UN forced foreign invasion and the bad habits of immigrants/refugees prone to terrorism and the USA gov't has me surrounded by illegals)

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-41363943