Obama And Teenaged Girl Commit The Same Offense: Kid Looking at 15 Years but the POTUS is a Free Man

Saudi bomb maker Ibrahim Al-Asiri, who is described by a US official as ‘an evil genius’ Photo: The daily Mail

Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri has been described as many things ranging from terrorist to genius. A former chemistry student whose hobby is developing and experimenting with explosives, he has an ambition to blow up the West.

The 32 year old implanted his brother with a non-metallic explosive in order that he could assassinate a Saudi Prince. The device worked, blowing his brother to pieces, but the Prince escaped with his life.

His favorite explosive at the moment is PETN, pentaerythritol tetranitrate, a non-metallic explosive with no odor that can slip past sniffer dogs and does not show up on X-ray machines. al-Asiri is a leading figure in the Yemeni-based al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsular.(AQAP). It’s thought that AQAP have joined forces with Jabhat al-Nursra jihadists based in Syria and that they have passed their bomb-making skills and equipment onto the rebels, an increasing number of whom are British and European.

There is speculation that the new explosives he is developing could be used to soak clothes worn by would-be suicide bombers, and that the material could be implanted into electronic devices such as laptops and phones, these are all techniques that have been tried by al-Asiri in the past. US officials singled out Apple iPhones and Samsung Galaxy models for extra security checks.

At Heathrow, Lisa Simeone, 57, an American journalist, said security staff were carrying out “vigorous” physical searches which she likened to assault, as well as extra tests for explosives.

Un addition to the threat to the U.S terrorist alerts and attacks are increasing in frequency around the globe.

The U.S. embassy in Kampala, Uganda, has warned of a specific threat to Entebbe airport.

“The US embassy has received information from the Uganda police force that according to intelligence sources there is a specific threat to attack Entebbe International Airport by an unknown terrorist group today, July 3rd, between the hours of 2100-2300 (1800 GMT to 2000 GMT),” the statement said.

The Kenyan government has the entire country on a high alert after constant, seemingly random attacks by al-Shabaab militants. The attack on the Westgate shopping mall, Nairobi, in September of 2013 cost 67 lives with many more injured.

The United States, China, The Philippines, South Korea, Belgium, Djibouti, Nigeria,  Madagascar, Thailand, India, Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Somalia,, Indonesia, Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Ukraine and Pakistan have all been subject to what Western governments have designated to be  terrorist attacks since the start of 2014.

26 countries and we’ve only just past the halfway point of the year. The State Department report for 2013 which was published in April this year, makes dismal reading.

From Politico: 

Terrorist attacks worldwide increased by more than 43 percent last year despite the efforts of the U.S. and its allies to destroy or disrupt extremist networks, the State Department acknowledged in a new report Wednesday.

Total attacks around the world grew from more than 6,700 to more than 9,700 last year, killing nearly 18,000 people. Nearly 33,000 people were injured, and nearly 30,000 were kidnapped or taken hostage.

While the Dow breaks all records on the heights it’s achieving the world burns and explodes.

• If the NSA can target people so precisely why are these terrorists still walking around? Why can the government spy on anyone it choses anywhere in the world but it can’t even get an approximate location on any of the people who are forcing law abiding citizens to undergo humiliating and unnecessary invasive body searches?
• How many terrorists have been caught, or terror plots foiled by enhanced security checks?
• How long will people put up with ‘enhanced security checks’ before they decide to vacation somewhere else? How long before the tourism sector, a multi-billion dollar industry, and all the businesses associated with it start reporting financial losses both financial and job lay-offs?
• Why is there an automatic assumption that terrorists will arrive in the U.S. by plane? Flying into South America  and arriving via the southern border is as valid a way of gaining entry as trying to fight your way through an airport full of armed security staff. Given the right papers and a fake passport the possibilities of entering the United States, I would think are pretty high. failing that pretend to be Mexican and they’ll give you accommodation and money to ease your passage.
• What is being done to monitor those who are already resident in the United States, but wish to do their adopted country harm? Past events have shown that these people exist, and that they are in contact with terrors cells outside of the U.S.
• What is going to be done about a president who is asking for billions of dollars to fund the military training and to provide equipment to ‘moderate’ rebels in Syria? were we misled when we were told the funding of terrorists was a felony offence?

The rebels in Syria have been proven to have an affiliation to al Qaeda, al Nusra and several other terrorist organizations. The White House has actually said that a cause of prime concern is those rebels returning to the UK and some European countries battle-hardened and ready to inflict injury and death on citizens not only of those countries, but also in the United States. He has requested all the enhanced security checks to try and diminish the threat they present. Proof positive that he knows and accepts that they are terrorists.

This therefore is a direct contravention of U.S. Code 2339B – Providing material support or resources to designated foreign terrorist organizations:

(a) Prohibited Activities.—

(1) Unlawful conduct.— Whoever knowingly provides material support or resources to a foreign terrorist organization, or attempts or conspires to do so, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 15 years, or both, and, if the death of any person results, shall be imprisoned for any term of years or for life. To violate this paragraph, a person must have knowledge that the organization is a designated terrorist organization (as defined in subsection (g)(6)), that the organization has engaged or engages in terrorist activity (as defined in section 212(a)(3)(B) of the Immigration and Nationality Act), or that the organization has engaged or engages in terrorism (as defined in section 140(d)(2) of the Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 1988 and 1989).

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