By Eric King-
The Musketeers Jihadi Wanabees caught by a genius police sting operation have been caged for life today.
29 year old Naweed Ali, 25 year old Khobabib Hussein, 33 year old Mohibur Rahman of Stoke on Trent, and 38 year old Tahir Aziz, all received life sentences. The jury wwas satisfid that they planned a mass casualty attack in Britain. Ali, Hussein, and Rahman, all absented themselves from court, as their fate drew closer. They knew the evidence was overwhelming and so opted against being observed when their sentences would have been read to the court.
The previously convicted terrorists were all given minimun sentences of 20 years, after being convicted for their evil plans. The men were caught thank to the genius operations of undercover counter terrorism cops who set the group up successfully to show their colours.
FAKE
Experienced officials set up a fake courier firm, called ‘hero courriers’, where the targeted men had been offered driving shifts. With a name like hero courrers, the juhadi wannabees must have felt like heroes close to executing their carefully co-ordinated deadly plan.
Unknown to them, the real heroes were the counter terrorism cops who knew of their deadly plans. Their extreme anti-western ideology aimed at eventually leading to mass murder was thankfully intercepted by the ultra smart skills of investigators. On the first day of Ali’s shift at the fake company, officers found a JD bag containing the partially constructed pipe bomb and meat cleaver with the word ”Kafir”(unbeliever)scratced on it
An imitation gun,, cartridges, a 9mm bullet, latex gloves, and a samurai style sword was found in Aziz’s car by M15 officials. They must have though, bingo! The men who had viewed extremist material online had also been part of social media extremist groups. Ali and Hussein pleaded guilty in 2011 to preparation of terrorist acts when they attempted to join an al-Quaeda training group in Pakistan.
DISTORTION
However, their defence team persisted in discrediting prosecution witnesses by insusting that the evidence was planned in their vehicles. It was claimed that the head of the fake courier company, Vincent, had planted incriminating evidence in the defendant’s car. In particular, the fact some officers gave their evidence anonymously and in secret, led to the defendant’s lawyer argung that their had been a ”distortion” in the normal process of the criminal justice system .
The alleged injustice of the trial was likened to that of the Birmingham Six, in which a group of Irish men were wrongly convicted of bombing two pubs in 1974. At the Old Bailey, judge Globe rejected the claims as ”totally unfounded”, saying ther had been a root and branch attack on the credibility of every prosecution witness in the case”.
However, the solicitors representing the group believe the verdict was mistaken. The eye of media.com heard that the convicted men plan to appeal the judgement.