Plot by Islamic terrorist to assassinate the UK Prime Minister thwarted

Telegraph:
The security services have foiled an alleged plot to assassinate the Prime Minister in Downing Street, it has emerged.

An Islamic extremist planned to use an improvised explosive device to blow up the gates of Downing Street before entering No 10 and making an attempt on Theresa May’s life.

Two men have been charged with terror offences and are due to appear in Westminster magistrates’ court.

Details of the alleged terror plot were set out to Cabinet members on Tuesday during a briefing by Andrew Parker, the head of MI5. Mr Parker revealed that British intelligence had foiled nine terror plots in the past 12 months.

The disclosures about the charges came just hours after an official report into the Manchester terror attack revealed that the suicide bomber had been flagged for closer scrutiny by security services and that the atrocity could have been averted “had the cards fallen differently”.

MI5 investigators misinterpreted intelligence on Salman Abedi earlier this year and it was disclosed his case was due to be discussed at a meeting scheduled for nine days after his May attack at the Manchester Arena.
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This is evidence that there is still an active Islamist insurgency underway ion most of Europe including the UK, despite government attempts to downplay the threat from radical Islam.  The radical Islamist disease is not going to go away on its own, and pretending that it is a police matter is not working effectively to stop the movement to contact.

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  1. Unknown9:12 PM

    Apostates from Islam have been executed for 1400 years in accord with the Koran and the words and actions of the Islamic prophet Mohammed and Islamic law, Sharia.

    Forum Murtadin Indonesia / Indonesian Ex muslim Forum / mantanmuslim.com

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