Mass murder for Allah plot thwarted in Denmark

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AFP:

Scandinavian intelligence chiefs said they had foiled a plot Wednesday to massacre staff at a Danish newspaper which published caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed and had arrested five suspects.

The head of Denmark's PET intelligence service said that his officers had detained four men while a spokeswoman for Swedish intelligence agency Saepo said a fifth man had been arrested in Stockholm in connection with the same plot against the Copenhagen-based Jyllands-Posten daily.

Several of the suspects could be described "as militant Islamists with connections to international terror networks," PET supremo Jakob Scharf said in a statement.

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Fortunately they were foiled again. When are these guys going to recognize how ridiculous they are making Islam look? They are too high on their bigotry to make that kind of rational decision I guess. We do seem to be getting much better at stopping these guys. I suspect among other things we are intercepting their communications. That is a smart approach to stopping terrorism, even if many Democrats opposed it in the US.
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