No Borders... Here's One Of The Reasons.

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Here's the court case from one of last year's attempted terrorist attack in London.
The so-called 'British plumber' has no regrets for what he was trying to do and it alludes my sanity
why he was allowed back into the country after revealing his true self in Afghanistan.

Khalid Ali: British Taliban bomber guilty of Westminster plot.

'A British plumber has been convicted of planning a terror attack in Westminster and making bombs
for the Taliban. Khalid Ali, 28, was arrested on 27 April 2017 in Parliament Street, where he was caught
carrying three knives.



Prosecutors said Ali, from Edmonton in north London, had planned a "murderous attack" on politicians
and police. In a police interview, Ali said he wanted to deliver a "message" to British authorities, but claimed
the knives were for protection.

An Old Bailey jury convicted him of preparing an act of terrorism in the UK and two counts of possessing an
explosive substance with intent. He did not react as the verdicts were read out.
Ali will be sentenced on 20 July.

On 22 April last year - one month after the Westminster terror attack -Ali was caught on CCTV walking past
the MI6 building at Vauxhall Cross, as well as Westminster Bridge, the Houses of Parliament and Whitehall.
Five days later, his mother called police and said she had found four knives in his bedroom.

Police swooped in to arrest him just metres from Downing Street later that day.
Ali had spent several years in Afghanistan, and when asked by British police whether he had returned to the
UK for jihad, he replied: "Jihad is what we do. We are Mujahideen."

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon described Ali as an "incredibly dangerous individual".
Prosecutor Brian Altman QC had told the jury that Ali planned a "deadly terror attack at the very heart of this
country's democracy by killing a police officer, a member of the military or even a parliamentarian".

DNA samples
Ali travelled to Afghanistan in 2011 and spent five years making bombs to maim and kill coalition troops.
In late October 2016, he appeared at the British consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, claiming to have lost his
passport and asking for a temporary travel document in order to get home.

He returned to the UK in early November 2016, when he was stopped at Heathrow airport, interviewed
by police and had his fingerprints and DNA samples taken. The DNA samples and fingerprints were then
shared with the FBI, which controls a database containing fingerprints found on bomb parts in global
conflict zones.

FBI agents found 42 prints linking Ali to improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Afghanistan.

Defending the decision not to arrest Ali until April 2017 - when he was armed and within metres of
Parliament -Mr Haydon said police and security services were "managing any potential risk he posed
and he was arrested at the most appropriate time"....'

Really...? Putting the public at risk instead of arresting him before he got on the plane home!
It makes you wonder why the London moped gangs aren't being picked up.

'...During questioning after his arrest, Ali admitted fighting British soldiers in Afghanistan, but refused to say
whether he had killed any. In a police interview shown during the trial, Ali also said he had detonated more
than 300 bombs.


Ali's prints were found on bomb components from two caches recovered by Afghan national security forces.

The court heard how his fingerprints were found on component parts of explosive devices that were handed
in to US forces in Afghanistan in 2012. Police said Ali had been in a "Taliban training camp affiliated to al-Qaeda
where, for several years, he helped terrorists make hundreds of bombs capable of mass murder"...'

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