Texas synagogue hostages freed, British gunman dead
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don’t worry about any further investigations to this mans reasons. It’s literally shameful for Pakistan and embarrassing for USA how a Pakistani lady was arrested on fake charges then tortured and raped in USA custody regular! And now you want the guys family to picked up that’s hilarious what have they got to do with poor lady
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O i believe in stereotypes, i must be very cool...
Listen man, I'll keep my comments about this "poor lady" to myself as you and a lot of other members on this forum might not like them.
Regarding this idiot, this is what happens when you propagate unlimited packages of jihad like some mobile package. Jihad is to be declared by an Islamic Government and all others are just opportunists and petty criminals. This man brought shame to an entire community and now he's dead. His family needs to be investigated to find out what they knew.
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Good, bad, ugly
We are who we are, where ever you're you'll always remain a Pakistani
No issues with calling him a Pakistani but saying that
UK is a salafist factory- so in some ways it is thier responsibility to come down hard on these weridos
Just like you crack down on radical cammunist gurrielas, seperatist like IRA, White nationalist etc etc
In the same way this factory of radicals should be stopped, every ideology will have it's share of radicals
It's the job of the UK government to keep tr in check
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Read the history in detail. She screwed up this case with her own acts. After all her husband walks free and lived a comfortable life in KSA. He is a doctor. Pervaiz Musharraf and Mohinuddin provide her best platform to deal with the situation, Her husband took the opportunity, but she stand up as a rebel ... and paid the price. Read her history and cross-check the references, your opinion will be changed. We have few skeletons in the closet. Those who totally changed their frequency now and destroyed many bright students of Pakistan.
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Jinda qaum aise hi apne logo ki difa karti hai .
I am not saying mistakes are not made in counter-terrorism operations. In this case there is a large body of evidence against her
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Texas Synagogue Hostage-Taker Malik Faisal Akram Was Known To British Intelligence Agency
FBI official briefing media about the Texas Synagogue hostage situation (Representative Image) (Pic Via Twitter)
London, Jan 18 (PTI) The British hostage-taker shot dead by the FBI to end a siege at a synagogue in Texas was known to Britain’s secret service, according to UK media reports on Tuesday.
Malik Faisal Akram, 44, who demanded the release of Pakistani neuroscientist Afia Siddiqui suspected of ties with Al Qaeda, was on the radar of the MI5 intelligence service during the second half of 2020 to assess whether he posed a security threat after suspicion around Islamist terrorism had reportedly been flagged.
According to ‘The Times’, Akram was the subject of a “short lead investigation” for at least four weeks but the case was closed when spies assessed there was no indication that he presented a terrorist threat at that time.
Akram had also been in prison four times, between 1996 and 2012, for a range of offences, including violent disorder, harassment and theft. It emerged earlier that he had even been banned from a British court for ranting about the 9/11 terrorist attack in New York in 2001.
The Exclusion Order at Blackburn Magistrates' Court was made under Section 12 of the UK's Contempt of Court Act over 20 years ago.
However, by the time he travelled to the US in late December 2021, Akram was not on the UK Home Office warnings index, the watchlist that allows police at airports to intercept would-be passengers of concern. Sources told the newspaper that it would be “disproportionate” for someone assessed as being no threat to be on the list.
Akram was killed by the FBI after the siege at a synagogue in Colleyville, three miles from Dallas, Texas, on Saturday as he demanded the release of Siddiqui, dubbed “Lady Al Qaeda”.
Akram, whose family based in the UK say he had mental health problems, had stayed at homeless shelters before carrying out the siege. His arrival had raised no red flags in the US, where President Joe Biden declared the incident as a terror act. Biden said that Akram purchased the handgun used in the siege “on the street”.
Akram’s associates in Blackburn said he had quarrelled with his family after moving to a more conservative strand of Islam. They said Akram, who was estranged from his wife and had six children, had a temper and tried to impose his strict religious values on others. He had become increasingly religious, had distanced himself from his family and had taken to Wahhabism, a fundamentalist strain of Islam.
Two teenagers arrested in south Manchester in connection with the Texas siege are still being questioned by England's North West Counter Terrorism Unit.
FBI official briefing media about the Texas Synagogue hostage situation (Representative Image) (Pic Via Twitter)
London, Jan 18 (PTI) The British hostage-taker shot dead by the FBI to end a siege at a synagogue in Texas was known to Britain’s secret service, according to UK media reports on Tuesday.
Malik Faisal Akram, 44, who demanded the release of Pakistani neuroscientist Afia Siddiqui suspected of ties with Al Qaeda, was on the radar of the MI5 intelligence service during the second half of 2020 to assess whether he posed a security threat after suspicion around Islamist terrorism had reportedly been flagged.
According to ‘The Times’, Akram was the subject of a “short lead investigation” for at least four weeks but the case was closed when spies assessed there was no indication that he presented a terrorist threat at that time.
Akram had also been in prison four times, between 1996 and 2012, for a range of offences, including violent disorder, harassment and theft. It emerged earlier that he had even been banned from a British court for ranting about the 9/11 terrorist attack in New York in 2001.
The Exclusion Order at Blackburn Magistrates' Court was made under Section 12 of the UK's Contempt of Court Act over 20 years ago.
However, by the time he travelled to the US in late December 2021, Akram was not on the UK Home Office warnings index, the watchlist that allows police at airports to intercept would-be passengers of concern. Sources told the newspaper that it would be “disproportionate” for someone assessed as being no threat to be on the list.
Akram was killed by the FBI after the siege at a synagogue in Colleyville, three miles from Dallas, Texas, on Saturday as he demanded the release of Siddiqui, dubbed “Lady Al Qaeda”.
Akram, whose family based in the UK say he had mental health problems, had stayed at homeless shelters before carrying out the siege. His arrival had raised no red flags in the US, where President Joe Biden declared the incident as a terror act. Biden said that Akram purchased the handgun used in the siege “on the street”.
Akram’s associates in Blackburn said he had quarrelled with his family after moving to a more conservative strand of Islam. They said Akram, who was estranged from his wife and had six children, had a temper and tried to impose his strict religious values on others. He had become increasingly religious, had distanced himself from his family and had taken to Wahhabism, a fundamentalist strain of Islam.
Two teenagers arrested in south Manchester in connection with the Texas siege are still being questioned by England's North West Counter Terrorism Unit.
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funded by them trained by them mkultra brainwashed by them.
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These are down and outers radicalised by delusions of grandeur and mentally unstable. They live a purposeless existence.
I also blame the parents for raising idiots, they probably pump their kids with mind f**k things such as you are always a sinner and you need to become obsessed with your faith for redemption, literally giving your kids daddy issues so they grow up broken and unable to pair bond or form a healthy psyche.
Parents are broken people too because their parents do the same thing with them. They don't know how to raise a balanced person. They threaten them constantly they have to be a devout Muslim to get a parents love or they will be rejected. How psychotic
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No doubt he was very motivated person , he went to thousands of miles away with full planning .
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What will you do if some indian terrorist takes hostages in america ? You and your countrymen will do the same . At least dozen threads would be opened on this forum .
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