This guy was a bloody Imam at the local Mosque, and it never raised an eyebrow among all the moderate Muslims.

Here's why. Conservative Islam is in lockstep with violent Jihad. In all of these attacks, there are links back to the mosque and the 'moderate muslims' are just GOBSMACKED...time and time and time again.

Spain attacks: Imam had links to 2004 Madrid bomber

The apparent ringleader of the Spain terror attacks had links to one of the 2004 Madrid bombers.

Officials have said while the men responsible for the twin attacks in Barcelona and Cambrils were not on the security services' radar, the apparent ringleader Abdelbaki es Satty did have extremist connections.

He went to prison five years ago for trafficking hashish from Morocco to Spain, and was locked up alongside Rachid Aglif, jailed for his role in the Madrid attacks.

:: Imam's home raided by Barcelona terror police

At least 191 people were killed and thousands were injured when an al Qaeda-linked terror cell detonated bombs on commuter trains during the morning rush hour, making it the worst terror attack in Spain's history.

Es Satty's name also reportedly turned up in Operation Jackal, in which five extremists were convicted for recruiting young men around seaside towns south of Barcelona.

Es Satty and several of his fellow plotters had travelled between Spain and Morocco in recent months, as they worked on their attack plans.

:: Barcelona terror police identify two bodies in terror-linked house

Spanish officials are facing increasingly uncomfortable questions about why those involved were not on the radar of the intelligence services.

Police say their efforts to track down the fugitive terror suspects are being frustrated by their inability to identify human remains found at the site of an explosion at the plotters' bomb factory, south of Barcelona.

The huge mound of rubble where the house in the coastal town of Alcanar once stood, is now at the centre of the ongoing investigation.

:: Barcelona attack: Imam's home raided as police hunt terror mastermind

Police here had initially believed the blast was a non-suspicious gas explosion.

For days, forensic teams have been sifting through the remains of the property in Alcanar.

The premature explosion here on Wednesday should have triggered a vital early warning that a massive attack was imminent, but initially, the clues here were missed.

The authorities only realised it was part of the terror plot when evidence recovered after the Barcelona attack linked back to the address in Alcanar.

Investigators have discovered the remains of three people in the rubble but have not yet been able to identify them.

And that is complicating their ongoing terrorist manhunt, as they are still not exactly sure who is on the run.

They do believe the man suspected of driving the van through Barcelona's Las Ramblas pedestrian boulevard is still alive and at large.

Younes Abouyaaqoub was pictured on a bank security camera in the town of Ripoll, north of Barcelona, on the day of the bomb factory explosion.

Ripoll is around 200 miles away from the scene of the blast here in Alcanar.

Locals told us that for months, groups of young men who they describe as being of North African appearance, would constantly come and go from this property.

They often dropped off materials including gas cylinders, yet their actions never aroused suspicion, only curiosity.

And there are wider issues to address for intelligence agencies here in Spain and beyond.

This was no lone-wolf endeavour. More than a dozen plotters hatched their plans for more than a year.

Cristine Bolz lives just across the road from the villa, and called the emergency services after the huge explosion around 11.30pm on Wednesday.

She told me she never believed the initial police assertion that there was nothing suspicious about the blast.

"We weren't really sure what it was, but something really big had just happened. I doubted this was only a gas explosion because to me it smelled like a bomb," she said.

Despite the devastation, and the discovery of more than a hundred gas cylinders amongst the rubble, police told locals there was nothing to be concerned about.

At the Hotel Carlos, Eli Beltri, who works behind the main bar, said she had no reason to doubt officials.

She said: "At the moment of the blast, people thought it was an accident, a gas cylinder that had exploded. No one imagined anything different, like an attack or a bomb, definitely not.
http://news.sky.com/story/spain-attacks-imam-had-links-to-2004-madrid-bomber-109...

It won't stop until they treat these scum as they should be treated.........hang them all and send their fvvking families back to the ME......every last one of them.