Being a proud Atheist, and a freedom loving INFIDEL AKA "KUFFAR", WE are threatened by the primitive pidgeon chested jihad boys in the medieval east.
FRACK YOU!! SAY US ALL!! Don't annoy the Pagans and Bikers,, it's a islam FREE ZONE!!! LAN ASTASLEM!!!!
Monday, November 19, 2018
How police foiled Melbourne's deadliest terror plot
Ibrahim
Abbas stood smug and proud in the dock, laughing as he described how he
and three accomplices tried to avoid detection while they stood at
Federation Square on December 20, 2016, planning how to kill people with
bombs and knives on Christmas Day.
CCTV shows dozens of people
including a number of children standing nearby, oblivious, as the group
tried to be secretive while discussing their plans on the steps
of central Melbourne's unofficial meeting place.
During
his two-week long testimony to the Supreme Court, Ibrahim — the group's
ringleader — revealed his sickening plot in detail.
Ibrahim Abbas arrives at the Supreme Court.Credit:Paul Jeffers“‘Cause it’d be pretty stupid for someone to hear us talkin’ about our plans,” Abbas laughed as he described the group's visit.
“I’m just thinking how I’m gunna use my knife as efficiently as possible.”
Just weeks earlier he had pleaded guilty in Victoria's Supreme Court to his part in the Christmas Day terror plot.
Ibrahim
had turned prosecution witness against the three other members of his
terror cell — his younger brother Hamza, his cousin Abdullah Chaarani,
and a friend, Ahmed Mohamed.
The ringleader
Ibrahim hadn’t always thought this way.
Born
in East Melbourne, he was raised in the northern suburbs as a peaceful
Muslim. He and Hamza attended Darul Ulum College of Victoria in Fawkner.
Their
parents had migrated to Australia from Lebanon before the brothers were
born. Their father worked as a taxi driver until, when Ibrahim was aged
10, he left the family unit and remarried.
During his teenage years, like many young Australians, Ibrahim identified as an atheist.
It was amid the slow, agonising death of his uncle in 2012 that he says he questioned his beliefs.
He
was catapulted “straight into the deep end” of Islamic radicalisation,
aged 19, when a cousin introduced him to Islamic State and al-Qaeda
material.
When Ibrahim started practising Islam again, it was immediately as a jihadi ideology.
By
the time of his arrest by heavily-armed police inside his Campbellfield
home on December 22,
2016, Ibrahim was an Islamic State fanatic in the
grip of blinding extremism.
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