Militants confessed Their Plan of Bombing in London Stock Exchange

Thursday, 02 February 2012 17:35

Written by Navid Iqbal

In London one group of 4 Islamic militants of whom all are the British citizens directly admitted their actual involvement on this Wednesday in the conspiracy which was inspired by the group Al Qaeda for placing the bombs in toilets which are in London Stock Exchange and this was the part of the plot of that. The prosecutors told those were actually foiled just after the undercover counterterrorism officer tailed them since they surveyed the London tourist attraction as well as tracked all of their conversations by the means of the secret listening device.

This case was a part of the long-running clash of Britain against the militants born or else residing in the Britain since July seven bombings in the year of 2005 what  killed more or less fifty two  people on 3 subway trains as well as a bus of London. The result, furthermore, was directly taken by the counter-terrorism expert of Britain both like the warning of the potential threat since London braces for hosting the Olympic Games in the year of 2012 in addition to as the triumph for all electronic inspection of the homes, cars as well as computer memory stick on what the British intelligence actually prides itself. Moreover, the 4 were within the group of 9 men who then had been put to appeal not accountable to terrorism charge but misused their pleas into guilty while they learned on the possible sentences. Again, the other 5 pleaded guilty for lessening the charges. Also they are probably to be sentenced just in the next week.

The former counter-terrorism senior police officer, Bob Quick told the plot actually was “the reminder that there are still out there people who are prepared to commit serious acts of terrorism that threaten the lives of innocent people.” The member of existing House of Lords as well as previously the independent reviewer of government of the oppose-terrorism legislation Alexander Carlile told on the ability of the authorities in tracking the militant had been exactly “an excellent example of the surveillance and interception capabilities of British intelligence, as good as and probably better than any other country in the world.” In the radio interview he also added “We should not cease to be vigilant for one moment about the risk of terrorism, particularly in this Olympic year.” The testimony at trial has then revealed that the British agencies actually planted listening device in the cars, homes and in the computer memory stick.