Three British Islamists Convicted In Plot To Create "Another 9/11"

'Boom, Boom, Boom Everywhere... Kill': Chilling Words Of British Muslim Terrorists' Ringleader As He Plotted To Murder 2,000 People In Al-Qaeda-Backed Atrocity In Supermarkets And Town Centres -- Daily Mail

* Irfan Naseer, 31, Irfan Khalid, 27, and Ashik Ali, 27, wanted 'to rival 9/11'
* Ringleaders spent years travelling to Pakistan for 'terror training'
* Al-Qaeda backed group made videos to play after they blew themselves up
* Terror cell raised funds by posing as bogus charity workers in street
* Plotted 'spectacular campaign' from makeshift bomb factory in council flat
* Eight suicide bombers would have claimed more lives than 7/7, police say
* But deadly plan was discovered after bugs were planted in Birmingham flat
* Police then found explosives in Midlands when plot was at advanced stage

The leader of an Al Qaeda-backed British Muslim gang who plotted the deadliest terror attack on British soil boasted of a nailbomb attack that could kill 2,000 people, shouting: 'Boom, boom, boom everywhere...kill.'

Chilling police recordings capture Irfan Naseer saying Westerners deserve to be 'terrorised' because 'they wanna have sex like donkeys on the street'.

He adds: 'Why shouldn't we terrorise them, tell me that? You think about it, if someone came in your house, yeah, and started dancing and throughout the night and started basically having orgies and smoking drugs and stuff...you would terrorise them, innit.'

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Hundreds would have died in attack plotted by Islamic fanatics -- The Telegraph
Britain Convicts 3 in Plot To Rival ’05 Transit Attack -- New York Times
Three convicted of plotting terror attack 'bigger than 7/7' -- CNN
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