Booby trap! Islamic breast bomb threat at Heathrow airport

thanks to ATLAS!!!

you CANNOT make this shit up,, boob bombs

religion of peace????!!!!!

not fricking likely!!!

Booby trap! Islamic breast bomb threat at Heathrow airport

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Apparently, breat implants are not haram. Boobs with boob bombs. Booby trap!
All kidding aside, how is  the Obama administration and the TSA going to make us pay? Clearly, these are Muslim women, but we can't profile (it might offend Muslims, and that would violate the sharia.)

So now what? Can we expect our daughters, sisters, wives to be felt up and sexually haraassed by goons and maroons? Whatever idiotic response is instituted, rest assured that the actual enemy and the jihadic motive will remain sacrosanct. The sanction of the victim.

"Qaida’s breast bomb threat at Heathrow airport"  The Times of India, August 17, 2013 (thanks to Lookmann)

LONDON: Britain has credible intelligence that female suicide bombers with explosives concealed in breast implants are planning to blow up Heathrow airport.

Security agencies have found that al-Qaida's chief bomb-maker Ibrahim al-Asiri has developed a method to conceal explosives from airport scanners in an implant or bodily cavity. A large contingent of female suicide bombers have been recruited.

"We have been told to pay particular attention to females who may have concealed explosives in their breasts," the airport authorities said

Security checks have been beefed up at UK's Heathrow airport after intelligence reports surfaced that al-Qaida is plotting attacks on airlines flying out of London. Increased surveillance led to long queues at Heathrow on Friday.

The warning comes just days after the UK shut down some of its foreign missions following a warning from Interpol that a series of jailbreaks across nine countries in the past month, including in Iraq, Libya and Pakistan, could lead to new terror recruits.

With suspected al-Qaida involvement in several of the breakouts which led to the escape of hundreds of terrorists and other criminals, the Interpol General Secretariat headquarters' global security alert "requests the organization's 190 member countries' assistance in order to determine whether any of these recent events are coordinated or linked". Interpol said: "In recent years, terrorist attacks focusing on diplomatic facilities in Afghanistan, Greece, India, Kenya, Libya, Pakistan, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tanzania, Turkey and Yemen have also resulted in hundreds of casualties of all nationalities."

In a report tabled at parliament, ISC declared that the "threat to British interests from espionage remains high" and the UK is "a high-priority target for a number of foreign intelligence services". It said the commercial sector as well as government, technology, defence and security interests are at risk from both"traditional" espionage and hostile activity conducted in cyberspace.

UK's biggest threat is from al-Qaida with the ISC saying the banned organization continues to operate despite significant pressure in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata) of Pakistan. Investigations have found that the threat from al-Qaida has diversified; although all Qaida affiliates retain significant intent, their capabilities and opportunities vary. The report says: "The greatest risk of attack on UK soil is posed by al-Qaida-inspired but self-organized groups, particularly those who have sought advice and training from extremists in Fata."