Berlin Attack Suspect Anis Amri Was Under Surveillance for Months

A Tunisian national Anis Amri named as the suspect in the Berlin Christmas market attack had been on the radar of counter-terrorism agencies months before.

Berlin - Torn between Anger and Fear

German Officials Name Suspect in Berlin Terror Attack

Dec. 21, 2016 - 2:54 - Manhunt under way for 24-year-old Anis Amri

Rising of the Far-Right and the Challenges after Berlin Truck Attack | Morning Joe | MSNBC

Far-right voices in France and Germany are gaining more prominence in the wake of terror attacks; how will this impact future elections and policies? The Morning Joe panel discusses.

Angela Merkel mit Blut an den Händen: Geert Wilders spricht Klartext

Report: Berlin Terror Suspect a Tunisian Refugee

Dec. 21, 2016 - 3:32 - Greg Palkot reports from London

Dresden Police Install Barriers at Christmas Market after Deadly Berlin Truck Attack

Dresden authorities have begun installing concrete barriers around the city's Striezelmarkt Christmas market in response to Monday's attack in Berlin, Tuesday. Security measures have been boosted in the area resulting in increased police presence.

Douglas Murray - Is Merkel Culpable for Terrorist Attacks?

Douglas Murray on consequences of Merkel's migrant policy with Sky, after Berlin attack.

Douglas Murray - Berlin Terror Manhunt

Douglas Murray on Good Morning Britain discussing the terror manhunt in Berlin.

Berlin Truck Attack: 'End of Innocence' for Germany

Merkel Under Pressure after Deadly Berlin Truck Attack

German police are hunting for a Tunisian national whose ID was found in the truck that rammed into a crowded Berlin Christmas market. It comes after a series of other attacks in Germany this year.

Berlin Attack & Merkel Policies: LIVE Debate | Mo Ansar vs. Maximilian Krah

Political & social commentator Mo Ansar and AfD member Maximilian Krah who quit CDU over Merkel’s policies discuss latest tragedy at Berlin Christmas market and German government policies.

Nice Attack: France Declares Three Days of Mourning

Tunisian Authorities Arrest Nine People Following Wednesday's Deadly Museum Attack

Tunisian authorities said Thursday that they arrested nine people directly connected with Wednesday's deadly museum attack. Authorities raised the death toll to 23 in the shooting at Tunisia's National Bardo Museum, with 50 people estimated to be wounded. Although no group has claimed responsibility, security experts said it is likely to be Islamic State sympathizers who…

Will ISIS Plan a 9/11-style Terror Plot against the U.S.?

Read the CBS News article here | Rebecca Kaplan | CBS News | Monday, June 16, 2014

Hundreds Would Have Died in Attack Plotted by Islamic Fanatics
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: It would have been the most devastating terrorist attack on British soil leaving hundreds dead – and by al-Qaeda inspired but “home-grown” Islamic fanatics.

Up to eight suicide bombers carrying backpacks rammed with explosives and armed with guns were to carry out a horrifying blend of the 7/7 and Mumbai atrocities.

The jihadi gang planned to walk in to crowded, public places shooting indiscriminately before simultaneously detonating their terrible homemade payloads killing hundreds on their wake.

Although no firm target was settled on, the 2012 Olympics may have been one along with soldiers based in this country.

They even boasted about "hitting" David Cameron, his friends and other non – believers in the "land of Satan".

The plot was the most significant since the plans to blow up transatlantic aeroplanes with liquid bombs in 2006 and is likely to have led to the largest loss of life from a terror attack on UK shores. » | Tom Whitehead, Security Editor | Thursday, February 21, 2013

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: Suicide bomb gang guilty of plotting 'worst ever terror attack in Britain': The ringleaders of an al-Qaeda backed British jihadi group have been found guilty of plotting the worst terror attack on UK soil. » | Tom Whitehead | Thursday, February 21, 2013


BBC: Police: Birmingham terror trio 'wanted this to be their 9/11' – Three Birmingham men convicted of planning a campaign of terrorist attacks in the UK "wanted it to be their 9/11", according to police. ¶ Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale said all three had set out "to cause some serious harm". ¶ Irfan Naseer, 31, Irfan Khalid, 27, and Ashik Ali, 27 were found guilty at Woolwich Crown Court of planning to set off up to eight bombs in rucksacks and possibly detonate bombs on timers. (+ BBC video) » | Thursday, February 21, 2013

Lacoste Asks Norway Police to Ban Anders Behring Breivik Wearing Their Clothes

THE DAILY TELEGRAPH: French fashion brand Lacoste has asked Norwegian police to ban mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik from wearing their clothes during court appearances.

The killer insists on wearing a red Lacoste sweater with the distinctive crocodile logo on trips out of prison.

The 32-year-old gunman who killed 77 people on July 22 even wrote in his online manifesto that "refined people like him should wear brands like Lacoste".

But his choice of clothes has been described as a "nightmare" for the French company's exclusive image.

Norwegian daily Dagbladet said bosses had now written to Oslo police demanding 32-year-old Breivik be stopped from wearing their garments. Read on and comment » | Telegraph Foreign Staff | Thursday, September 08, 2011

FBI Saves JFK from Destruction by Jihadists
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH: A "chilling" Islamic terrorist plot to blow up New York's John F Kennedy Airport was thwarted yesterday. The plotters had hoped it would be more deadly than the 9/11 atrocities.

Four members of a "sleeper cell" intent on exploding fuel dumps to destroy the airport terminal buildings and aircraft on the ground, were arrested after an FBI surveillance operation lasting more than 16 months.

In conversations bugged by American officials, one of the plotters claimed the resulting explosion would have resulted in the destruction of "the whole of Kennedy". He predicted there would have been few survivors. FBI thwarts Islamic plot to blow up JFK (more) By Tim Shipman

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