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Londonistan Abdulmutallab’s British Terrorist Credentials

The attempt to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight over Detroit, on Christmas day, by Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, shows once again that London is the center where extremists are recruited, trained and financed under the watchful eye of the intelligence services. But rather than recognizing that fact, President Barack Obama reacted by planning an escalation of military operations in Southwest Asia - this time targeting Yemen - while leaving the London operations untouched.

That fact was aptly pointed out by Yemen's Deputy Prime Minister for Defense and Security, Rashad Al Alimi, at a press conference on Jan. 7: "This Nigerian guy came to Yemin in 2004 and 2005 to study Arabic and lived one year in Yemen. From 2004 to 2005, he didn't have any kind of links to extremism and radicals. From 2005 on, [when he studied mechanical engineering at the University College in London for three years] he was absorbed by extremists in Britain. Yemen was not informed by the U.S. or British authorities that there were concerns about him."

Al Alimi said that the British authorities had observed psychological changes in Abdulmuttalib during the time he was being radicalized, and refused to give him a visa to re-enter Britain in 2008. But they did not supply any cautionary information about him to Yemen. Then, when Abdulmutallab returned to Yemen in 2009, he met with the Al-Qaeda-connected religious ideologue Al-Awlaki, who was targetted, but not killed in the December 2008 air attack by the Yemeni army. Al Awlaki was the extremist religious figure with whom Fort Hood shooter, Army Major Malik Hadal Hassan was in touch.

However, in the U.S., at a press conference some hours later, President Obama ignored those charges about London, despite the unprecedented wide press coverage they were receiving throughout the day.

On Jan. 6, in a memorandum issued to serve as a guidance for investigation into the Detroit incident, Lyndon LaRouche pointed to the fact that on Jan. 5, the British press itself reported that London had sent information on the bomber to Washington, and on Jan. 6, the Daily Telegraph featured a message, "Pressure on Barack Obama to reveal what Britain said about the Detroit Bomber". According to LaRouche, the Londonistan terrorist agent, "Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, was most probably not intended to blow up the plane in flight, but was, almost certainly, a terrorist propaganda stunt staged by British agencies with complicity of security run through channels operating within the Amsterdam airport from which Abdulmutallab had taken flight. The point emphasized by the Telegraph journalists, is that the Obama administration possessed evidence, passed from British intelligence services, that the Detroit incident was a set-up suspected of including a fraudulent intention by relevant officials linked to the Obama White House.... Abdulmutallab had British terrorist credentials all over him, credentials which, according to the Telegraph account, had been made available to the White House from British sources.''

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