https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/is-recruiter-charged-over-sydney-terror-plot-20191112-p539tp.html

I wonder which mosque he went to.

Gordon,

Your posts are too short.

The information in them, doesn't excite me at all.

;)

hummm 6 years  ::)that should teach him!

He was on a disability pension. I wonder where the money from that went, or will Gandalf get upset if I ask?

How very Australian of him.
Great bloke.
My bet is that a lot of those muzzy fkkkers knew he was a recruiter and didn't speak up.

Aren't they just great to have around? Gotta love the muzzy. 🤣

I think what is really bad is that there are Mosques to which these would be Terrorists 'grow' in.

I think Politicians love allowing 'trouble' in this country for the common people, because they exploit and profit from it.
Much like that Rural Fire fighter who went around and arsoned fires - just to make him as a Fire Fighter, feel important saving us.

Couldn't happen to a nicer bloke....

Time to revisit my text books on global terrorism.... I often wonder what the kids and grand-kids will think when they inherit my library....

I'll lay it out for you, Gordo....



"IS recruiter charged over Sydney terror plot.

The jailed ringleader of a network that helped young Australian men fight for Islamic extremists in the Middle East has been charged with leading a Sydney-based terror cell planning to commit domestic atrocities.

Hamdi Alqudsi, 45, is serving at least six years behind bars in South Nowra jail after linking men with Mohammad Ali Baryalei, a prolific jihadist recruiter and infamous Australian Islamic State member.

Alqudsi, a former disability pensioner from south-west Sydney, was jailed in September 2016 after being found guilty of seven counts of providing services with the intention of supporting hostile acts in Syria between June and October 2013.

On Tuesday he appeared before Parramatta Local Court via audiovisual link after Australian Federal Police charged him with directing the activities of a terrorist organisation.

He was charged in relation to Operation Appleby, a multi-agency counter-terrorism investigation probing an alleged plot to attack multiple government sites, including the Garden Island naval base in Woolloomooloo.

The taskforce, which includes NSW Police and the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, also investigated people involved in domestic terrorist acts, foreign incursions into Syria and Iraq and the funding of terrorist organisations.

The AFP is alleging Alqudsi was the leader of a group planning to commit acts of terrorism in Australia in 2014.

"This is a charge based on further investigation into acts which allegedly occurred prior to the man’s arrest in 2014. There is no current or impending threat to the community," the AFP said in a statement.

Alqudsi's matter was adjourned until January 19."