– UK: Muslim migrant and his wife get prison dawah for plotting jihad massacre:
“Munir Mohammed, from Derby, was handed a life sentence, with a minimum of 14 years. Pharmacist Rowaida El-Hassan has been jailed for 12 years.”
So they’ll both be out in just a few years, and what then? Will they have given up jihad and become solid, loyal, productive Britons? No. Nothing whatsoever is done in British prisons to make that happen. On the contrary, prisons are hotbeds of jihad recruitment. They will likely come out even more bloodthirsty than they are now.
“It is not clear why Munir Mohammed was in the UK given he arrived illegally and, according to evidence in the trial, seemingly lied about having any kind of justifiable claim for asylum. But once he made that claim, he appeared to have entered legal limbo. He was placed in an immigration removal centre, but then sent to live in the Midlands.”
Of course. The British Home Office was too busy making sure to keep out foreign foes of jihad terror to bother with a stout fellow such as Munir Mohammed.
“Pair jailed for UK homemade bomb attack plan,” BBC, February 22, 2018:
A couple has been jailed for plotting a terror attack in the UK using a homemade bomb.
Munir Mohammed, from Derby, was handed a life sentence, with a minimum of 14 years. Pharmacist Rowaida El-Hassan has been jailed for 12 years.
The trial at the Old Bailey heard the pair met on a dating website and Mohammed used El-Hassan’s chemical knowledge to help plan an attack.
The judge said he posed “a significant risk of serious harm to the public”.
At the time of his arrest in December 2016, Mohammed had two of the three components for TATP explosives as well as manuals on how to make bombs and ricin poison.
The 37-year-old, of Leopold Street, Derby, had volunteered for a “lone wolf” mission while messaging an IS commander on Facebook….
It is not clear why Munir Mohammed was in the UK given he arrived illegally and, according to evidence in the trial, seemingly lied about having any kind of justifiable claim for asylum.
But once he made that claim, he appeared to have entered legal limbo. He was placed in an immigration removal centre, but then sent to live in the Midlands…
El-Hassan wrote on the dating website she was looking for a simple man whom she could “vibe with on a spiritual and intellectual level”….
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