Stockholm suicide bomber trained for jihad for 4 years

longwarjournal.org ^ | December 13, 2010 | Bill Roggio

[GOPJ]

Step 1: Buy explosives.
Step 2: Steal car.
Step 3: Put bomb in car.
Step 4: Light fuse or set timer.
Step 5: Yell “Allah Ahkbar”.
Step 6: Run like hell if you prefer your goat to 72 virgins.

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You’re right, panaxanax - not rocket science.

[GOPJ]

...died from that most horrible affliction known to suicide bombers: premature detonation ...

LOL

[6SJ7]

Where do you train for four years to get results like that?

The student trainee...

[MalPearce]

Exactly, and I can prove to you, here and now, that Islamic law in the UK EXPLICITLY supports, word for word, everything you just said.

You can read the fatwa here:

http://www.livingislam.org/maa/dcmm_e.html

It’s the westernized, liberalized Muslims who don’t mind the odd drink and congregate in little clubs and university fringe meetings well away from the mosque, that we have to worry about most in the UK. Reason being, they are the ones most likely to dispute ANY fatwa.

This guy in particular, was kicked out of the Luton Islamic Centre for advocating a vein of extremism which supposes that even non-combatants outside of conflict zones are fair game... and he stormed out when he had the riot act read to him over his views. The more orthodox a mosque is, the LESS likely it is to tolerate such dissent.

As much as that may sound counterintuitive, think of it this way: Whether individual Muslims agree personally with the fatwa against the killing of noncombatants or not, declaring it to be wrong from inside a mosque would be rather akin to a Catholic standing up during a service and declaring the Virgin Mary to be a false idol.

I suspect that Taimour Abdulwahab Al-Abdaly was a member of Al-Muhajiroun, a particularly nutty band of Islamists over here that are so extreme that even the mosques shun them.

So much so, that the orthodox mosques here have signed up to a fatwa “censuring the reckless against the killing of civilians” which was SPECIFICALLY drawn up to marginalise Al-Muhajiroun.

If you dispute that fatwa openly in any orthodox mosque in Britain, then you’re out of the door.

Al-Muhajiroun used to hold rallies in a town I used to live, until the BNP rallies and the local Sikhs AND the local mosques banded together and sent them packing.

According to the press here, his family didn’t know that he was planning an attack. He’d told them he was going away on business. At best they would’ve suspected he was an extremist, but if he was Al-Muhajiroun the last thing he would’ve done is shame his family in front of the whole mosque.

So it’s entirely plausible that his family had no idea whatsoever, that he was a member of an outcast apostate fringe, never mind that he was planning a terror attack.

Having said that, the mosque covered up their suspicions about the guy so if anyone is to blame, it’s them - they knew he was spouting hatred down at the university and could’ve alerted the police.