We'll See if the Deniers Cover This

The trial of the four Muslims accused of attempting bombing of the London Subways on 7/21/05 (two weeks after the initial bombings of 7/7/05) is now beginning.

One of six Muslim men who went on trial in Britain Monday accused of planning to carry out 'murderous suicide bombings' on London's transport network on July 21, 2005, escaped from the capital disguised as a woman wearing a burka, the court was told.

Yassin Omar, who according to the prosecution had turned his London flat into a 'bomb factory' prior to the attempted attacks on tube trains and a bus, managed to get by coach to Birmingham, central England, where he was arrested by armed police on July 27, 2005.

He and the five co-accused, who are all from London and of Somali and Eritrean origin, were involved in planning an 'extremist Muslim plot,' prosecutor Nigel Sweeney told Woolwich Crown Court in south London.

The prosecution described Omar, Muktar Ibrahim, Manfo Asiedu, Hussein Osman and Ramzi Mohammed as having played the role of 'would- be suicide bombers.'

Since, as James mentioned a few posts below, Kevin Barrett thinks that Muslims never commit terrorist acts, perhaps he could take up the case of these young men, whom he no doubt feels are innocent of the crimes for which they are on trial? Will Alex Jones, who claimed in TerrorStorm that the 7/7 bombings were done by agents of the British Government, be calling attention to this case?

Let's put it this way, I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for them to speak out on the topic.