Published: 11 Mar 11 08:45 CET | Print version
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The man who is being held in Glasgow on suspicion of being an accomplice in a suicide bombing in Stockholm in December is thought to have been the financier behind the failed attack, according to the Glasgow Herald daily.
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Do you have any idea how idiotic that sounds?
As for someone from Luton meeting up with someone from Glasgow, it must have been by plane. It would have cost more for a train fare from Luton to Glasgow, than to buy the bomb making equipment.
PS: Upon reading this story, I could only think about an islamic version of Rab C. Nesbitt giving instructions on the back of a beer mat and a loan of a fiver as well as a couple of beers in the pub, to pull this attack of.
These people aren't what most people would consider to be brilliant...
Evidently you don't have much idea about how Islamic terrorists networks work or how they connect via the web etc. As for the inane comment about the train fare or someone from Glascow meeting someone from Luton ever heard of the internet and money transfers etc.
Just what don't you understand about the description of the detained guy as the "financier" of the plot.
If, and I repeat, if true this makes Sapo look really silly with their comment earlier this week that he acted alone.
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So besides th WikiLeaks fiasco, we now have a Islamic terrorist who acted alone, but was financed by outside money and internet instructions.
Huhhhh?
Sweden is really becoming a world laughing stock! Are honesty, fairness, truth, & justice foreign concepts to Swedish government and its law/justice system?
Most people with common sense know the score.