yanks bust ISI, LeT plot using white chicago convert to attack india, denmark

oct 27th, 2009

so the cartoon of mohammed still rankles mohammedans. all they did was sketch mohammed, and can they explain why this is a major sin? (of course, the only answer is, "it says so in the book" -- ah, the book as idol!)

by this token, what should that old goat m f hussain be subjected to, considering the way he insults hindu deities with pornographic paintings? should he and and those who support him be attacked regularly?

it would be interesting to find out how the white guy was converted. is he a criminal? was he seduced by a love-jihadi female?

and of course, india, the soft state, is a convenient low-hanging fruit for any jihad anywhere by any mohammedan. some mohammedan wants to attack the danish paper, so he also decides to attack india.

manmohan singh is probably lying awake nights thinking of david headley and the anguish he is feeling because he has been called a terrorist.

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FBI busts LeT plot to use American for attacks in India, Denmark

http://abcnews.go.com/images/Blotter/Headley%20Complaint.pdf Complaint against Headley

http://abcnews.go.com/images/Blotter/Rana%20Complaint2.pdf Complaint against Rana

FBI: Chicago Men Planned Attack Over Danish Cartoon of Prophet

Secret Arrest Three Weeks Ago Revealed Today by Prosecutors

By BRIAN ROSS, RICHARD ESPOSITO and JASON RYAN
Oct. 27, 2009

Two Chicago men have been arrested by the FBI and charged with planning a terror attack on the Danish newspaper that published cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed in 2005.

Prosecutors told ABC News.com the men were in direct contact with the leaders of militant groups connected to al Qaeda inPakistan and last year's attacks on hotels inMumbai, India.

One of the men, David Headley, 49, was arrested on Oct. 3 and has been held without public notice since then, according to prosecutors in Chicago. Headley, a U.S. citizen was described as a "white convert" to Islam, had an appearance in court on Oct. 11. and waived his right to an arraignment.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLAINT AGAINST HEADLEY.

A spokesman for U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald's office had denied the arrest when contacted by ABC News on Oct. 3.

The second man, Tahawar Rana, was arrested on Oct. 18 and will have his first court appearance tomorrow in Chicago.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLAINT AGAINST RANA.

More from Brian Ross and the Investigative Team

In a statement, Fitzgerald said his office received permission from a federal court to hold the men in secret, "so as not to compromise further investigative activity."

Authorities say Headley "waived his rights" and has made statements to the FBI about his connection to the Pakistan terror groups.

The FBI arrested Headley at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport as he was about to board a flight to Philadelphia for an onward trip to Denmark.

FBI agents said he was carrying a copy of the newspaper, a street guide for Copenhagen, a list of phone numbers and a computer memory stick with ten short videos of the newspaper's offices and the entrance to a military barracks in Copenhagen.

Authorities said the plot against the Danish newspaper, Morgenavisen Jyllands-Posten, was referred to as the "Mickey Mouse Project" in communications between Headley and his contact in Pakistan.

Headley had already traveled to Copenhagen in January and visited two different offices of the newspaper, the FBI said.

His alleged co-conspirator, Rana, had reservations to fly to Copenhagen on Oct. 29, two days from today.

From Denmark, Headley then flew to Pakistan and met with his contact there, according to the complaint.

Authorities identified the contact as Ilyas Kashmiri, a commander of the Lashkar-4-Taiba group, which claimed responsibility for the Mumbai attacks.

Kashmiri recently told reporters in Pakistan that he supported al Qaeda and that attacks such as the ones in Mumbai will be "nothing compared to what has already been planned."

Headley, according to prosecutors, posted a message on an internet site in October, stating, "I feel disposed towards violence for the offending parties" for "making fun of Islam."

Other code words used for targets, according to authorities, included "investments," projects," business," and "action."

http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/men-angry-cartoon-prophet-fbi/story?id=8928521