A TEEN accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired terror attack on the day of a Justin Bieber concert researched security at the event…..The 17-year-old, who cannot be named because of his age, was arrested at his home in south Wales by police who found a claw hammer, kitchen knife and “martyrdom letter”
People such as Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, and French President Emmanuel Macron think we should simply get used to jihad attacks as part of our daily lives in the West, despite the persistent and insidious threats of jihad attacks at public events and celebrations.
Many reckless leaders still will not accept the danger that they have put innocent people in with their suicidal unvetted immigration policy and their efforts to cover up the severity of the danger. Instead, they ramble about getting used to it.
Such leaders will certainly not minimize real threats, nor utter the words to “get used to it” at the actual sites of jihad attacks, such as the Manchester bombing site, where children and parents were murdered at the end of an Ariana Grande concert. It would not make a good photo-op.
Jihadists continue to cast terror into the hearts of disbelievers and then work with stealth jihadists in calling those with genuine concerns “Islamophobic,” co-opting efforts to battle the scourge of Islamic supremacy and the Islamization of Western countries.
“BIEBER ‘PLOT’ Teen accused of planning ISIS-inspired terror attack ‘probed security at Justin Bieber Cardiff concert’”, by Richard Wheatstone, Sun, November 14, 2017:
A TEEN accused of plotting an ISIS-inspired terror attack on the day of a Justin Bieber concert researched security at the event.
The 17-year-old, who cannot be named because of his age, was arrested at his home in south Wales by police who found a claw hammer, kitchen knife and “martyrdom letter” in his school bag, a court was told.
Prosecutors alleged he had carried out web searches trying to find information two days before the show at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on June 30.
Matthew Brook told the court detectives found a copy of a poster for the concert and searches such as “Justin Bieber Cardiff 2017” and “Justin Bieber Cardiff 2017”.
He said: “At 10.10pm there is this defendant searching ‘Justin Bieber Cardiff 2017’.
“As you are probably all aware, Justin Bieber is a well-known pop star and he was having a large concert in Cardiff on June 30, two days after this search.”
On June 29, the court heard, a media file was created on the defendant’s computer showing a poster for the concert at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
Jurors were told that the alleged terrorist also searched for “Justin Bieber Cardiff security” on June 29.
Mr Brook said of the search: “This defendant is interested in what the security will be for a large public event the following day.
“This is in context of course of all his searches, his threats on Instagram about Cardiff being attacked on the 30th, the knife and hammer in his bag, and of course the martyrdom letter as well.”…..