Speaking from Dakar in a phone interview with the Sky TG24 station, Abdul Qadir Fadlallah Mamour - a Senegalese radical Muslim cleric, who was
deported from Italy as a security threat two years ago - said an action would strike Italy in the near future .
"Within six months Italy will be subject to a chemical attack. Now is the time to strike [Italian Premier Silvio] Berlusconi and this will happen
shortly," said Abdul Qadir Fadlallah Mamour. "The cities that could be hit are symbolic ones: Rome, Milan, Bologna and Venice. The weapons will be
non-conventional ones such as nerve gas, which current Italian security measures are unable to detect." The imam put the timeframe for the attack at
between a few weeks and six months, depending on the group involved .
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in December 2003 on several Jihadi Internet sites. That book, it should be remembered, had hinted at the future bombings in Madrid in March 2004.
In an analysis of the bombings in London ,
published on the evening of July 7 in a Jihadi web site by one of the leading Saudi supporters of
Al-Qaeda, the effect of the bombings was anticipated to be in the medium and long run, not the short one. 3 The analyst, is a man calling himself
“Barbarosa,”
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According to “Barbarosa,”
the next chapter in this story will take place in Italy , and affect Prime Minister Berloscuni, and the
forthcoming Italian election campaign.
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