Kita tunggu dululah berita selanjutnya sebelum menarik kesimpulan... --- In [email protected], item abu <itemabu@...> wrote: > > Kalo pelaku bom itu orang Islam yg bukan penduduk Norwegia? > > > > > >________________________________ > >From: Teddy S. <teddyr@...> > >To: [email protected] > >Sent: Saturday, July 23, 2011 4:21 AM > >Subject: [proletar] Re: Three 'al Qaeda suspects' arrested over Norway bomb > >plot > > > > > >Â > >Belum terbukti siapa pelaku bom tersebut sekarang ini. > > > >Jika para pelakunya memegang visa penduduk tetap Norwegia, maka lagi-lagi > >ini air susu dibalas dengan air tuba. Norwegia yang merupakan negara idaman > >peringkat tertinggi di dunia dalam hal ini tentunya telah memberikan > >santunan bagi mereka. Entah seperti apa reaksi baliknya nanti. Kalau hal ini > >sampai bisa terjadi di Australia, maka bisa dipastikan reaksi baliknya akan > >mengerikan dan tidak pandang bulu. > > > >--- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: > >> > >> Berita tahun lalu.. > >> > >> FYI... > >> > >> --- > >> > >> > >> Three 'al Qaeda suspects' arrested over Norway bomb plot > >> By News Wires the 08/07/2010 - 13:18 > >> > >> Norwegian police announced the arrest of three men on Thursday on > >> suspicion of "preparing terror activities". Counter-terrorism officials > >> told the AP news agency that the suspected al-Qaeda affiliates had been > >> under surveillance for more than a year. > >> > >> AP - Three suspected al-Qaida members were arrested Thursday morning in > >> what Norwegian and U.S. officials said was a terrorist plot linked to > >> similar plans in New York and England. > >> > >> The three men, whose names were not released, had been under surveillance > >> for more than a year. > >> > >> Two of the men were arrested in Norway and one in Germany, according to > >> Janne Kristiansen, head of Norway's Police Security Service. She declined > >> to give further details of the locations. > >> > >> Kristiansen said one of the men was a 39-year-old Norwegian of Uighur > >> origin, who had lived in Norway since 1999. The other suspects included a > >> 37-year-old Iraqi and a 31-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan, both of whom > >> have permanent residency permits in Norway. > >> > >> Officials believe they were planning attacks with portable but powerful > >> bombs like the ones at the heart of last year's thwarted suicide attack in > >> the New York City subway. > >> > >> U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has called that one of the most serious > >> terrorist plots since 9/11. On Wednesday, prosecutors revealed the > >> existence of a related plot in Manchester, England. Officials believe the > >> Norway plan was organized by Salah al-Somali, al-Qaida's former chief of > >> external operations, the man in charge of plotting attacks worldwide. > >> > >> The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not > >> authorized to discuss the case. The Norwegian Police Security Service said > >> only that the three were arrested on suspicion of "preparing terror > >> activities." > >> > >> Al-Somali, who was killed in a CIA drone airstrike last year, has been > >> identified in U.S. court documents as one of the masterminds of the New > >> York subway plot. Two men have pleaded guilty in that case, admitting they > >> planned to detonate explosives during rush hour. A third man awaits trial. > >> > >> Officials said it was not clear the men had selected a target for the > >> attacks but they were attempting to make peroxide bombs, the powerful > >> homemade explosives that prosecutors say were attempted in both New York > >> and England. > >> > >> U.S. and Norwegian counterterrorism officials worked closely together to > >> unravel the Norwegian plot, officials said. Kristiansen traveled to the > >> U.S. this spring to discuss some of the closely held intelligence that > >> been gathered in the case. > >> > >> In Washington, Justice Department spokesman Dean Boyd had no comment. > >> Officials did not say why Norway was a target, but al-Qaida No. 2 Ayman > >> al-Zawahri has called for attacks on Norway, among other countries. > >> > >> Magnus Norell, a terrorism expert at the Swedish Defense Research Agency, > >> said Norway's 500 troops in Afghanistan could be a factor, as could the > >> 2006 controversy sparked by a Danish newspaper's publication of 12 > >> cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad. > >> > >> Norell said the controversy has extended to neighboring Norway and > >> Swedenafter newspapers there republished the cartoons and later published > >> similar cartoons. Images of Muhammad, even favorable ones, are considered > >> blasphemous by many Muslims. > >> > >> Source URL: > >> http://www.france24.com/en/20100708-three-al-qaeda-suspects-arrested-over-bomb-plot-norway-terrorism > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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