Former BBC security guard confesses to plotting terror attack
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A Muslim convert who'd worked for the BBC as a guard has admitted he'd planned jihad:
A white Muslim convert who had worked as a BBC security guard today admitted plotting a terror attack in the repatriation town Wootton Bassett.No doubt, they'll claim he's nothing more than a "misunderstander", without even citing any of the verses that influenced him.
Richard Dart, 29, also planned to wipe out members of the security services including “MI5 or MI6 heads” after he received training at Pakistani terror camps over two years.
Bearded Dart, wearing a green fleece and traditional white Muslim robes, appeared via video link at the Old Bailey to admit engaging in conduct in preparation for acts of terrorism between July 2010 and July last year.
Co-defendants Imran Mahmood, 21, of Northolt, and former PCSO Jahangir Alom, 26, of Stratford, also pleaded guilty to the same charge.
As well as receiving terror training, the gang gave information to other radicals about travelling to Pakistan and obtaining information about UK security while they were out there.
Dart, who is the son of Dorset teachers and who converted to Islam after being radicalised by cleric Anjem Choudary, was arrested after police seized computers from his home address in Ealing following long surveillance.
Labels: islam, jihad, londonistan, pakistan, terrorism
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