بريطانيا: ترسانة أسلحة لمهاجمة المسلمين

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تاريخ الإضافة: 19/1/2010 ميلادي - 4/2/1431 هجري

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شهدت "بريطانيا" واحدة من كبرى الوقائع الإجرامية ضد الإسلام والمسلمين؛ حيث ألقت الشرطة القبض على "تيرنس جافان" عضو حزب الشعب القومي البريطاني المعروف بعدائه للإسلام والمسلمين والمهاجرين، ووجهت له 22 تهمة إجرامية، من بينها إحراز أسلحة محلية الصنع والتحضير لشن هجمات على المسلمين.

فقد عثرت الشرطة على 54قطعة من المتفجرات محلية الصنع، إضافة إلى عدد من قطع الأسلحة النارية، إضافة إلى مواد كيماوية بمنزل المتهم، أشار إلى أنه أعدها على مدى عشر سنوات لمهاجمة المسلمين، الذين يجب - حسب ما صرح به - ألا يُسمَح لهم بالبقاء في "بريطانيا".

وبالرغم من بشاعة الجريمة وعدد التهم الإجرامية التي ثبتت على المتهم إلا أن القضاء البريطاني قد حكم عليه بالسجن لمدة أحد عشر عامًا.

الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

BNP member builds arsenal to attack muslims

A BNP member spent a decade building up an arsenal of weapons in a bedroom hideaway that could have been used to target Muslims.

Described by the judge as a "lone operator" Terence Gavan, a former bus driver from Batley, West Yorkshire, was jailed for  11 years after he manufactured highly dangerous firearms and explosives at the home where he lived with his mother.

Police discovered   54 home-made explosive devices including nail bombs and a booby-trapped cigarette packet, as well as  12 firearms.

Mr Justice Calvert-Smith told Gavan: "Your case is unique. There is no case in which such a long and persistent course of manufacture of both guns and explosives combined with possession of material likely to be useful to those who commit terrorist acts has ever been before a court before".

He added: "You had in   2007 joined the BNP, and written in your own notebooks indicating strong hostility towards immigrants in this country".

Although Gavan,  39 , did not have a clear target for his weaponry police found a list of names, addresses and personal details of four people at his home, including that of a woman who had featured on a documentary on the July   7 bombings as a neighbour of one of the bombers.

One hand-written notebook from his home contained the slogan: "The patriot must always be ready to defend his country against enemies and their governments".

He told the court that "illegal immigrants should not be allowed to stay" in Britain.

The former soldier pleaded guilty to  22 counts including collecting information useful for terrorism and possessing explosives and firearms.

Detective Chief Superintendent David Buxton, Head of the North East Counter Terrorism Unit, said: “Gavan was an extremely dangerous and unpredictable individual.

"The sheer volume of homemade firearms and grenades found in his bedroom exposed his obsession with weapons and explosives.

"However, he was not simply a harmless enthusiast. Gavan used his extensive knowledge to manufacture and accumulate devices capable of causing significant injury or harm. As such, he posed a very clear risk to public safety.

"Our investigation revealed Gavan’s violent potential and while he had no single cause or agenda, he represented no less of a threat to our communities".

Simon Darby, a spokesman for the BNP, said: "If people are going to build up large arsenals then they will get stiff sentences. It's the inevitable consequence of enforced multiculturalism. You are going to get more and more incidents like this. It sounds like this was a lucky escape".

Police found a copy of the Yellow Pages that had been fired into at Gavan's home as well as air pellets that had been fired into the wall. He was also apparently in the process of making a rocket launcher.

Further explosive material found included weedkiller and hydrogen peroxide.

The haul also included a samurai sword, a crossbow and a stun gun as well as books and magazines about guns and the military, and a computer file of the Anarchists' Cookbook, described as a "how to" manual about anarchism and explosives.

Gavan spent five years in the Royal Dragoon Guards where he was disciplined nine times and spent several months in military detention.

He was discharged from the Army when he was jailed for six months in  1993 after he produced a firearm in a "threatening manner" during an argument in a pub.

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