U.S. feared UK-Pak attacks early as '03
The U.S. began picking up intelligence that Pakistan-trained terrorists were plotting to attack Britain and the U.S. as early as 2003, internal U.S. intelligence reports obtained by WorldNetDaily reveal.
"Unconfirmed information indicates that a number of Pakistani-based young men in their 20s may be traveling to the U.S. with altered United Kingdom passports in order to engage in terrorist-related activity," one advisory warned.
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When I wrote on a BBC blog that we, not the immigrant Briton but we indigenous British, were liaise faire in our attitude towards terrorism because it would affect the sensibility of immigrant populations, I was told I was being offensive.
What is offensive is that mass murder can be perpetrated on Britain’s streets and we are not allowed to identify the culprits.
If the American press wants me to believe their writings, they ought to give more cogent authority to their missives. Using speculative articles is not sufficient as they cannot be challenged. Although the plethora of disinformation leads to some conclusions, the underlying reality is that a decent legal mind will drive coach and horses through this material.
I am not being defensive but demand a higher degree of evidence to what people write. For example, it is without doubt that it was British immigrants who murdered people on the tubes and streets of London, immigrants who tried to commit mass murder at Glasgow airport. Saying other is a lie. For the BBC to not allow this truth to be placed on their blogs is a travesty of natural justice.
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