AL SHABAAB WARN OF TERROR IF QATADA EXTRADITED

Qatada was a protected terrorism monger. He was protected by the Covenant of Security between Islamic terrorists and MI5. His purpose was to encourage disillusioned Muslims to join the Jihad. Why? Because gangster outfits like MI5 need a reason to take our freedoms away, and terror is one of their most trusted and therefore beloved reasons to achieve that.

Qatada was to be extradited to Jordan a few days but there was a last minute (deliberate?) hiccup over deadlines. Somehow the Home Office lawyers got it wrong!

Now al-Shabaab have warned of terror in Great Britain if Qatada is extradited.

But perhaps of more significance is that al-Shabaab is al Qaeda in...SOMALIA!

Yes. Somalia. Named on that list of seven countries given to General Wesley Clark.

Of all the places al Qaeda is based in, it has to be from Somalia, the nation also recently named as the new focus of terror by Great Britain. Not al Qaeda in Nigeria. Not al Qaeda in the Caucasus. Not al Qaeda in Yemen. But al Qaeda in Somalia.

And Somalia, with all its recently discovered oil reserves that if exploited would make Somalia the seventh largest producer of oil.

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From http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/terrorism-in-the-uk/9216180/Al-Qaeda-militants-warn-of-terror-attack-in-Britain-if-Abu-Qatada-is-deported.html

Al Qaeda militants warn of terror attack in Britain if Abu Qatada is deported

Militant group al Shabaab has warned that Britain will face a terror attack if it deports Islamic cleric Abu Qatada.

Tom Whitehead and James Kirkup

11:05AM BST 20 Apr 2012

The Al Qaeda militants warned of a “disaster” for Britain if the Government attempts to send Qatada back to Jordan.

SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors online activity from terrorist groups, said al-Shabaab had issued a warning on militant forums.

"The British public is also forewarned that it will be the British government, as a result of its imprudence, that shall be liable for any disaster that befalls them, or their national interests," the statement said, according to SITE.

It comes a week after Al-Qaeda threatened to attack Britain if it decides to extradite Qatada.

In a statement signed by Al-Qaeda’s general command and published on jihadist forums, the terror network said Abu Qatada's extradition would “open the gates of evil” on “Britain and its citizens everywhere.”