THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: The man engaged in a stand-off with police in Toulouse after the killing of seven people has been named as it is disclosed he was previously arrested in Afghanistan.
A police source said the man barricaded inside an apartment surrounded by armed police is Mohammed Merah, 24, a Frenchman of Algerian origin.
He has previously been arrested on a matter of common law in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, cradle of the Taliban, a police source said.
The self-declared al Qaeda jihadist has declared he will surrender later today, Interior Minister Claude Gueant said.
French police are engagaged in a stand-off with Merah, who is suspected of killing three children, a teacher and three soldiers, after swooping on a house in an early morning raid.
Armed police exchanged shots with Merah, who is refusing to surrender, after descending on the house in Toulouse at 3am. His brother was arrested at a separate location. » | Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Yet again, we see that the ‘religion of love and peace’ is neither loving nor peaceful!
For how much longer are the indigenous populations of Western countries going to have to suffer while our politicians continue with the mad, crazy, dangerous experiment of multiculturalism? How many more innocent children are going to have to die before the politicians who have long been in denial refuse to come to terms with the fact that multiculturalism is something which we, the people, don’t want, and is in any case an experiment which is destined to fail, and maybe with ever direr consequences for innocent people?
Stop the mad experiment forthwith! Stop endangering the lives of innocent people! You have no mandate to continue with this dangerous insanity. – © Mark
Mohammed Mera, the jihadist, intended to post the gruesome videos online »
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LE FIGARO: Toulouse : le suspect est un djihadiste français de 24 ans – Le suspect cerné par le Raid s'appelle Mohammed Merah et se revendique d'al-Qaida. Il était sur les fichiers des RG depuis son arrestation en Afghanistan en 2010. » | Par Jean-Marc Leclerc, lefigaro.fr, Marie-Estelle Pech, Cyrille Vanlerberghe | mercredi 21 mars 2012
