More attacks planned by Muslims in Germany?

Telegraph:
Two brothers from Kosovo have been arrested by German police on suspicion of plotting to attack the country's largest shopping mall in Oberhausen, near the Dutch border.

The men, aged 28 and 31, were arrested in Duisburg with Germany on high alert following Monday's attack on the Christmas market in Berlin that killed 12 and injured 49.

"Friday morning (23 December, around 00:45 hours) special units in Duisburg took two suspicious men into custody," Essen police said in a statement....
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It looks like an ISIL Christmas offensive.  Australia police also arrested seven for allegedly plotting a Christmas attack in that country.  A Libyan plane has also been hijacked with two terrorists on board claiming to have grenades.  I guess the Libyans are not checking for weapons are these guys managed to sneak them on board.

Hopefully it will be as big a failure as the Battle of the Bulge in World War II.

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