Muzzie terrorists in Canada

[DesertFox]

Canadian Press
3 June 06


Police have arrested 17 people and foiled a series of terrorist attacks on targets in southern Ontario.

The RCMP have charged 12 Ontario men who were to appear in court later Saturday in Brampton, west of Toronto. The men range in age from 19 to 43, and are residents of Toronto, Mississauga and Kingston.

Five youths who cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act have also been arrested and charged.

The announcement came at a news conference following a series of arrests Friday night on a group that the Mounties say posed a "real and serious threat."

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[DesertFox]

Michelle Shephard
The Toronto Star
3 June 06


Last night's dramatic police raid and arrest of as many as a dozen men — with more to come — marks the culmination of Canada's largest ever terrorism investigation into an alleged homegrown cell.

The chain of events began two years ago, sparked by local teenagers roving through Internet sites, reading and espousing anti-Western sentiments and vowing to attack at home, in the name of oppressed Muslims here and abroad.

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[ConspiracyBuff]

-Authorities: Group had 3 tons of material used in ’95 Oklahoma City blast
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TORONTO - A group of Canadian residents arrested in coordinated raids across the Toronto area for “terrorism-related offenses” had planned to blow up targets around southern Ontario, Canadian police said on Saturday.

Mike McDonnell, assistant commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said the group had acquired three metric tons of ammonium nitrate — or three times the amount used in the 1995 bombing in Oklahoma City — as they sought to “create explosive devices.” Police said they had arrested 12 adults and five young people.

“This group posed a real and serious threat,” McDonnell said. “It had the capacity and intent to carry out attacks. Our investigation and arrests prevented the assembly of any bombs and the attacks being carried out.”
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10663276/?GT1=8211

[ConspiracyBuff]

Intelligence officials believe at least 50 terror groups now have some presence in the North American nation and have long complained that the country’s immigration laws and border security are too weak to weed out potential terrorists.
Not cool.

[Maggie_T]

So it's "terrorists" in Canada, but "freedom fighters" in the USA.

Our countries seem to be divided by a common language. :rolleyes:

[Wyatt_Junker]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v625/wyattjunker/mullah.jpg

Islam - Keeping the bitches in line since 622 A.D.

[BuckeyeMike]

Reading that list of names, I'd chance it to say "There musta been a whole lotta profilin' goin' on." This would never stand south of the Canadian border!
The American Communist Legal Unit would be all over this like stink on shit!

[BuckeyeMike]

That RCMP homo "marriage" then musta just been a perv....uh DIversion huh?

[DesertFox]

Stewart Bell and Kelly Patrick
Canada.com
4 June 06


A Canadian counter-terrorism investigation that led to the arrests of 17 people accused of plotting bombings in Ontario is linked to probes in a half-dozen countries, the National Post has learned.

Well before police tactical teams began their sweeps around Toronto on Friday, at least 18 related arrests had already taken place in Canada, the United States, Britain, Bosnia, Denmark, Sweden, and Bangladesh.

The six-month RCMP investigation, called Project OSage, is one of several overlapping probes that include an FBI case called Operation Northern Exposure and a British probe known as Operation Mazhar.

At a news conference Saturday, the RCMP announced terrorism-related charges had been laid against a dozen Toronto-area men and five teens under the age of 18.

The group “took steps to acquire components necessary to create explosive devices” including three tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, commonly used in terrorist bombs, police said.

By comparison, the truck bomb used to blow up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995, killing 168 people, contained a single tonne of ammonium nitrate.

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[DeclinetoState]

But were any moose involved?

[Foquet]

Only Yukon would know.

[DesertFox]

Surely the meese theirselfs would know, too? :question:

[Foquet]

Knowing Yukon, he would ******* the meeses to pieces. :evilgrin:

Among other things that are too digusting to mention in a public forum.