HOME GROWN..Two men guilty over IS-inspired 'drive-by' terror plot

With all the bitter nasty immigrant content which seems so popular at the moment. Have a look at this pair of scumbags and the story of their capture..
Lets hope any more collateral damage is kept to a minimum ( Syria, Libya, Yemen, Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Niger, Brussels etc etc..)

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Two students are facing long jail sentences after being convicted of plotting a drive-by shooting inspired by so-called Islamic State. Suhaib Majeed, 21, of west London, was convicted of conspiracy to murder and preparation of acts of terrorism. Ringleader Tarik Hassane, 22, of west London, had admitted the same charges. Two men who provided a gun were cleared of conspiracy to murder and preparing terrorist acts by an Old Bailey jury, but admitted firearms offences. Nyall Hamlett, 25, and Nathan Cuffy, 26, had admitted their role in handing over a gun to Majeed and Hassane but denied knowing what it was going to be used for. The trial heard that Hassane, a medical student who split his time between London and university in Sudan, was immersed in extremist ideology and aspired to kill in London months before the IS group urged supporters in the West to carry out such attacks. He turned to his childhood friend, Majeed, to help him put the plan into action - and the pair communicated secretly through social media apps. Majeed agreed to get a gun and moped for the attack. Hamlett, a known criminal, supplied the weapon to Majeed after first acquiring it from Cuffy. Hamlett and Cuffy admitted supplying the gun - but denied knowing about the terror plot and were cleared of conspiracy to murder and preparation of acts of terrorism. When Majeed, Hamlett and Cuffy were arrested in September 2014, Hassane was out of the country - but he later came home to continue his planning. When he was eventually arrested, police discovered he had been carrying out online surveillance of west London's Shepherd's Bush police station and a nearby Territorial Army base with the help of Google Maps.

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I know the police station and army barracks well being from Shepherd's Bush myself...

Already been a terror attack at that TA Base a few years back now.
It was allegedly The Real IRA...

But I always suspected differently.

a reply to: skywatcher44

Wait, I thought guns were illegal in the UK? Meh, it was probably supplied by the government "informant".

Drive-by shootings are now considered terrorism?

If thats the case, we'd have a lot more terrorists here.

I think Americans may have actually invented the drive-by-shooting. Pssht, we even shoot the signs which tell us to stop shooting.

sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com...

Neighbors, it turns out, put up this homemade sign after a series of drive-by shootings at the house.

Apparently, the house has been targeted every few nights since Christmas and is now riddled with more than two dozen bullet holes, the result of five drivebys so far.

On Sunday night, even after the sign went up, the situation escalated.

A car parked in front of the house was blown up.

You dont tell us what to do, dont want any more drive bys? Ok, we'll blow your chit up!

Someone will come along and say, "see, they were nationals"...not immigrants.

IMO, they aren't British. They may have been born and raised in the UK, but their loyalty is first and foremost to an extremist ideology and radical fanatical religion coming out of some country in the Middle East.

Immigration should be very slow and steady and stronger controls on the protocols they have to meet.

a reply to: gladtobehere

Why don't they set up a few video cameras and record these hooligans as they commit these acts of domestic terrorism?

Furthermore I thought it was tough to get guns in California. Oh wait...those laws only apply to law abiding citizens. Never mind.

-dex

originally posted by: gladtobehere
Wait, I thought guns were illegal in the UK? Meh, it was probably supplied by the government "informant".

Some guns are illegal in the UK. The type of guns that were to be used by these sad nut-cases are illegal, but just because something's illegal does not mean that you cannot get it. Think it through.

originally posted by: gladtobehere
I think Americans may have actually invented the drive-by-shooting

No. That may have been the Monguls or the Parthians. Either way, it's nothing to boast about.

originally posted by: queenofswords
IMO, they aren't British.

Well, this article in CAGE.

CAGE - if you don't know - is "... an independent advocacy organisation working to empower communities impacted by the War on Terror", to quote the About Us.

"Mr Hassane had traveled to London to spend Eid with his family from Sudan (an East African country), where he is a medical student, hence the nickname. He was due to return to Sudan in a few days."

Yep, very British!

CAGE

originally posted by: paraphi

originally posted by: queenofswords
IMO, they aren't British.

Well, this article in CAGE.

CAGE - if you don't know - is "... an independent advocacy organisation working to empower communities impacted by the War on Terror", to quote the About Us.

"Mr Hassane had traveled to London to spend Eid with his family from Sudan (an East African country), where he is a medical student, hence the nickname. He was due to return to Sudan in a few days."

Yep, very British!

CAGE

Well if you are born in a country you are home grown ( Hassane ) The article was from the BBC as linked.. Are you in support of the Cage BLAH ?

He was born in the London Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to a Moroccan mother and a Saudi father, a diplomat from Riyadh who moved on from his job in London and took his wife and younger son with him. It is understood Hassane was brought up by his aunt, with whom he lived on a council estate in West London along with his younger sister. He also probably knew the man who was to become executioner Jihadi John. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk... blood-streets-Britain.html#ixzz43lxSSCEg Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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