MidnightWatcher – Prophecy in Motion

By GRAEME WILSON – “AL-QAEDA is trying to recruit WOMEN to carry out suicide bombings in the UK, MPs warn today.

It is using extremist websites to radicalise the angels of death, says their chilling report.

The Commons home affairs committee says it has heard evidence the terror group is ‘specifically launching and targeting women for violent acts’.

It is already a deadly tactic in the Middle East, where growing numbers of Palestinian women are volunteering for suicide missions against Israel. The MPs’ report comes days after four Islamic extremists admitted plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange.

Woolwich Crown Court heard how the gang — who also had London mayor Boris Johnson on a hit list — had been brainwashed by the twisted ideology of Anwar al-Awlaki, an al-Qaeda leader until the US killed him in Yemen last year.

His attempts to recruit UK Muslims were exposed by The Sun. Last night the committee chairman, Labour’s Keith Vaz, said the gang’s admissions show ‘we cannot let our vigilance slip’.” Read more.

Vigilance Slips: UK Judge Grants Bail to Radical Muslim Cleric Deemed Risk to British National Security – “Abu Qatada, a radical Muslim cleric accused of posing a grave threat to Britain’s national security, will be back on the streets within days after judges granted him bail. Mr Justice Mitting released Qatada despite the Home Office arguing he remains a risk to national security. His defence team had argued his detention of six and a half years while fighting deportation was unlawful because he did not face any imminent prospect of being removed. The cleric is wanted in Jordan to stand trial for alleged terror offences and Home Secretary Theresa May battled to keep him behind bars while British diplomats continue to seek assurances from the Jordanian authorities that evidence gained through torture would not be used against him… The bail hearing was ordered after Qatada, once described by a Spanish judge as ‘Osama bin Laden’s right-hand man in Europe’, won an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) last month.” Read more.