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| | Related: Some Muslims also cheered in [[NJ]].<ref>[https://www.nj.com/news/2015/12/exclusive_jersey_city_cop_residents_say_some_musli.html EXCLUSIVE: Some Jersey City Muslims did celebrate 9/11, cop and residents say]. NJ.com. | | Related: Some Muslims also cheered in [[NJ]].<ref>[https://www.nj.com/news/2015/12/exclusive_jersey_city_cop_residents_say_some_musli.html EXCLUSIVE: Some Jersey City Muslims did celebrate 9/11, cop and residents say]. NJ.com. |
| | Updated: Jan. 17, 2019, 1:02 a.m. | Published: Dec. 21, 2015, 10:00 a.m.</ref> | | Updated: Jan. 17, 2019, 1:02 a.m. | Published: Dec. 21, 2015, 10:00 a.m.</ref> |
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| | + | ==Malik Faisal Akram== |
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| | + | On British Pakistani Islamist [[Malik Faisal Akram]], whodenanded release of Cyanude 'Lady Al Qaeda' held hostage 4 Jews on Jan 15, 2022, before the rabbi threw a chair at him abd they broke free - serious questions arose with reports, the Islamist Akram was actually on MI5's list, but then was downgraded. And how he could have obtained a visa, entry to the US.<ref name=sun-18jan2022>Tom Wells, Claudia Aoraha, [https://www.the-sun.com/news/4486168/texas-gunman-mi5-probed-attack/ Brit synagogue terrorist [racist] Malik Faisal Akram investigated by MI5 just MONTHS before Texas siege] |
| | + | , ''The Sun'', Jan 18, 2022. |
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| | + | RED FLAGS |
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| | + | ...The covert MI5 probe into his Islamic extremism lasted at least a month, sources confirmed... |
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| | + | It comes as Akram's brother also raised concerns as to how the gunman managed to get a US visa despite having a criminal record. |
| | + | He was not on US "no-fly" lists despite the oddball's clear links to Islamic extremism dating back at least 20 years. |
| | + | It also emerged that he was barred from entering Blackburn Magistrates’ Court for repeatedly threatening and abusing the court staff as long ago as 2001. |
| | + | Deputy justice clerk Peter Wells slammed Akram as a "menace" at the time... |
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| | + | After issuing a warning to him, Lancashire magistrates' committee decided to slap him with a ban for raving about 9/11 just hours after the terror attack that claimed nearly 3,000 lives... |
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| | + | Akram jetted into New York's JFK airport on December 29. |
| | + | US officials say he bought a gun in a "private sale" before slipping into the synagogue at 11am on Saturday, pretending to be a homeless man... |
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| | + | Akram's focus on Siddiqu, dubbed "Lady al-Qaeda", was unclear... |
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| | + | She was found with two kilos of poison sodium cyanide and plans for chemical attacks on New York’s Brooklyn Bridge and the Empire State Building.</blockquote></ref> |
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| | + | It was Akram's raving<ref name=sun-18jan2022/> the day after Islamists' [[911]] attack that murdered almost 3,000 innocent lives. He repeatedly expressed to court he wished he'd been (also) on those planes, (like the 19 hijackers) to massacre the people.<ref name=jc-18jan2022>Nic North, |
| | + | [https://www.thejc.com/news/news/texas-synagogue-attacker-told-a-court-he-wished-he-had-died-in-911-plane-5yKnWhWCoHelh1HHbdb9RM Texas synagogue attacker told a court he ‘wished he had died’ in 9/11 plane], ''JC'', Jan 18, 2022. |
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| | + | The Islamic extremist who held four hostages captive in a US synagogue was banned from his home town's magistrates court in Britain for ranting about the 9/11 terror attack on New York's twin towers. |
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| | + | Malik Faisal Akram received the ban after telling a court usher he "wished he would have died" aboard one of the planes used in the atrocity that killed 2,996 people. |
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| | + | Akram's outburst at the Blackburn courthouse in Lancashire came the day after the September 2001 attack... |
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| | + | A letter from deputy justice clerk Peter Wells confirming the ban said: "Once again you were threatening and abusive towards court staff. In a clear reference to the terrorist attack on New York the previous day you said on more than one occasion to one of my court ushers 'you should have been on the f****** plane." "This caused a great deal of distress to an individual who was simply doing his job and should not be subjected to your foul abuse.</blockquote></ref> |
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