Why Planes Need Spy Cams To Help Stop The Next Terrorist Attack!
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, 23, is charged with attempting to set off a bomb to blow up a plane-which apparently failed miserably, and resulted in a fire in which he received third degree burns. The young Nigerian who claims to have ties to Al Qaeda was taken away handcuffed to a gurnee on his way to receive medical treatment.
Abdulmutallab’s put the bomb materials in his underwear to avoid detection. The reagent that he used to set off the PETN reportedly was brought onboard in a syringe, which not only would be useful for introducing the reagent to the explosive but facilitated smuggling it, for example under the guise of it being insulin. Abdulmutallab is accused of trying to detonate an explosive device hidden on his body as the plane approached Detroit on a flight from Amsterdam last Friday.
Abdulmutallab stood up to ignite his underwear. One can only suspect that if Abdulmutallab had worn a baseball cap and sang Dixie, these, too, would now be banned. Time of reckoning has come. Abdulmutallab has just exacerbated their fight.
Abdulmutallab also had a syringe filled with liquid. Abdulmutallab was overpowered by other passengers after they heard a pop and saw flames as the plane made its approach to land. Two passengers were injured and the suspect suffered serious burns. Abdulmutallab was carrying a valid Nigerian passport and had a valid U.S. They claim after a layover of less than three hours, he passed through a security check at the gate in Amsterdam, including a hand baggage scan and a metal detector, officials said.
Passengers and crew quickly subdued him and extinguished the fire started when the attack failed. Passengers reported smelling smoke and saw that something in his lap was on fire. Fellow passenger Jasper Schuringa, a Dutch film director, jumped on Abdulmutallab, and he and other passengers subdued him as flight attendants used fire extinguishers to douse the flames. At this point, Abdulmutallab was taken toward the front of the airplane cabin, and was seen to have lost his pants due to the fire, and had burns on his legs. After being taken into custody, Abdulmutallab told authorities he had been directed by al-Qaeda.
Abdulmutallab had been listed in Homeland Security’s potential terrorists. Abdulmutallab stood up and said he must pray in the mosque, and left, Hassan recalled. Abdulmutallab told investigators that he trained for a month with the terrorist group in Yemen, where he was given the underwear with 80 grams of explosives sewed in.
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In a tape released four days ago, the head of al Qaeda in Yemen boasted “We are carrying a bomb to hit the enemies of God.”.Law-enforcement officials said tragedy was averted only because Abdulmutallab’s detonator failed.
Abdulmutallab would still get through. Major airport hubs that serve America, such as Heathrow and Schiphol, have better security than developing world airports…if that better security is used. Abdulmutallab boarded his first flight in Lagos’s international airport in NIGERIA. This airport has been criticized for its lax security standards. Abdulmutallab is not the first terrorist to study and live in London.
Law enforcement officials said he tucked below his waist a small bag holding a potentially deadly concoction of liquid and powder explosive materials. Abdulmutallab was carrying PETN, also known as pentaerythritol, the same material convicted shoe bomber Richard Reid used when he tried to destroy a trans-Atlantic flight in 2001 with explosives hidden in his shoes. Abdulmutallab is alleged to have carried the explosive in condom-like pouches attached to his body.
Investigators say the suspect had more than 80 grams of PETN, a compound related to nitro-glycerin used by the military. The so-called shoe bomber, Richard Reid, had only about 50 grams kin his failed attempt in 2001 to blow up a U.S.-bound jet. Investigators say the suspect, Abdul Farouk Umar Abdulmutallab, a 23-year-old Nigerian student whose birthday was last Tuesday, has provided detailed information about his recruitment and training for what was supposed to be a Christmas Day suicide attack.
According to the authorities, Abdulmutallab says he made contact via the Internet with a radical imam in Yemen who then connected him with al Qaeda leaders in a village north of the country’s capital, Sanaa.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab presents himself as devoted Muslim but if his attempt to blow up Flight 253 with an underwear bomb succeeded, he would have lost his penis in the process. It would be disintegrated into atoms that no one would be able to put together rendering him useless with 72 virgins in Muslim afterworld?
Abdulmutallab’s underwear to avoid detection. The reagent that he used to set off the PETN reportedly was brought onboard in a syringe, which not only would be useful for introducing the reagent to the explosive but facilitated smuggling it, for example under the guise of it being insulin. Abdulmutallab is accused of trying to detonate an explosive device hidden on his body as the plane approached Detroit on a flight from Amsterdam last Friday. Law enforcement officials said he tucked below his waist a small bag holding a potentially deadly concoction of liquid and powder explosive materials. Abdulmutallab was carrying PETN, also known as pentaerythritol, the same material convicted shoe bomber Richard Reid used when he tried to destroy a trans-Atlantic flight in 2001 with explosives hidden in his shoes. Abdulmutallab is alleged to have carried the explosive in condom-like pouches attached to his body.
Abdulmutallab’s father is indeed a banker just as the MSM has said. The interesting thing is, he’s not JUST a banker, he is THE banker in Nigeria. Abdulmutallab, by contrast, reportedly used a syringe to try to detonate a notoriously hard-to-detonate explosive called PETN. Abdulmutallab was not on that list, federal officials say.
Intelligence agencies had information about a “Nigerian bomber” , but still weren’t able to identify Abdulmutallab and thwart his efforts at violence. Intelligence agencies in U.S have reported that they have been watching Abdulmutallab for suspicious activity, however he was not restrained from flying. To carry out the attack Abdulmutallab started his journey from Nigerian Capital and his first stop was Amsterdam.
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