London Attack Suspect Identified as Abz, Former “Scary Muslim” Extra for Hearts and Minds Piece “The Jihadis Next Door”

by Scott Creighton

Reports are out that one of the three suspected attackers from Saturday night’s London Bridge mass casualty event is someone called ‘Abz’. Authorities are supposedly going to release the names of all three of them today.

And as it turns out, ‘Abz’ wasn’t only well known to authorities in London as being an “extremist” but he was also well known to the viewers of the BBC’s Channel 4 documentary series. Yep, ‘Abz’ was one of London’s long list of pretend scary Muslims.

“It emerged that the 27-year-old Muslim extremist known to friends as ‘Abz’ appeared in a TV documentary last year about British jihadists – and was involved in a filmed altercation (staged for the cameras no doubt) with police after an ISIS-style flag was unfurled in Regent’s park, London…

Amid a series of revelations last night, it was claimed that a friend of the suspect had reported him to the anti-terror hotline after he became radicalised by watching extremist videos onYouTube.” Daily Mail

Isn’t that interesting. Journalists and investigators who produce news videos for Youtube are quickly becoming more popular than the complicit media and after Google tried shutting them down by pulling their advertising and that didn’t work, now we have this guy “radicalized by Youtube” and Fascist May screeching on the tele about getting Big Business to “regulate the internet” on a global scale… for “national security” of course.

What’s also interesting is the larger picture surrounding not only Saturday’s ‘8-minutes of Terror’ event, but also Abz’ involvement with this and the propaganda documentary film The Jihadis Next Door which was broadcast on Jan. 19th 2016 (full video found at the end of this article)

Britain has a long history of producing terrorists for export. Back in 1998 they produced a guy named Anjem Choudary who has since become the go-to poster-child for Islamaphobes across the world. Anjem nurtures that role. He does whatever he can to play the role of “da ebil Moooslim” whenever it suits the needs of the establishment over there.

Choudary got his start back in ’98 recruiting poor, ignorant local youth to head overseas and fight with groups like the “International Islamic Front for Jihad” which was the bin Laden precursor to his attacks on U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania and the attack on the USS Cole and of course, 9/11.

Chourdary had an apprentice learning the art of being a “scary boogyman” for the establishment. His name was Siddhartha Dhar who was a Hindu but converted, supposedly, when he figured he could make more pretending to be the monster under everyone’s bed. Dhar’s character name is Abu Rumaysah al-Britani and he is supposedly the “new” Jihadi John.

Funny isn’t it, how all of the “ISIS” spokespeople are British. Ever wonder about that?

Rumaysah helped the BBC make their “be afraid” movie back in 2015 for release in Jan. of 2016.

Know what else was going on in 2015 in the UK? They were getting accustomed to their new fascist counter-terrorism bill… crafted and pushed by Fascist May no less… and the public needed some convincing that they had to surrender STILL MORE liberty and privacy for the protection it offered from…

The Jihadis Next Door. See how that works? Pretty straight forward when you think about it. The establishment (Deep State) has a problem with a policy of their’s being unpopular so the complicit press produces just the right hearts and minds piece to help them sell it at just the right moment in history.

If you’re still in the “coincident theorist” camp and you think the two things couldn’t possibly be connected, let me show you this real quick.

Throughout 2015, the debate about the draconian aspects of the law was hot and heavy. In Feb. of 2016, the Guardian published an article which gave voice to the reasonable concerns that had been developing over the past year.

The government’s anti-terrorism laws aimed at universities risk having a “chilling effect” on academic debate and a “deadening impact” on research, according to a former director of public prosecutions…

“The Prevent duty goes far beyond [existing] constraints. It requires a university to do much more than to report a terrorist in the nest if we can possibly find one.

“Read literally, it envisages a future in which people might be constrained from arguing, in a university of all places, that democracy is wrong in principle – goodbye Plato,” Macdonald told a seminar in Oxford last week.” The Guardian

They weren’t arguing that Britain should ditch democracy for Sharia law or some other such nonsense. They were saying it is frightening that they wouldn’t be allowed to simply debate various forms of government, one against the other and that, more specifically, people wouldn’t be allowed to question Britain’s “democracy building” programs abroad. That’s the real issue with the law. Silencing dissidents of the UK’s regime change operations.

Now, the documentary featured a rather apt still image in it’s opening segment, in fact, it appears less than a minute into the propaganda piece: