[Wiz]

ping

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Muslim cleric Sheik Taj el-Din al Hilaly needs to wakeup one morning to find himself floating out at the barrier reef with a bag of chum tied to his leg.

[Steve_Seattle]

Looks like some good police work down in OZ; now, here's hoping the prosecutors and/or judges don't muck it up and get the suspects released on a technicality.

[Cap Huff]

". . . they had gathered sufficient evidence as part of Operation Pandanus to arrest the Melbourne suspects at least a month ago, but waited for more information to be gathered . . ."

If this is accurate, then very recent captures would likely not be the triggering event(s).

[Oldeconomybuyer]

So, an "alleged Islamic terrorist group" had enough chemicals stockpiled to make over a dozen bombs and the media still uses the word "alleged" when describing these vermin.

I allege bias and/or stupidity on behalf of journalism.

[RegulatorCountry]

"Only chemicals freely available at hardware stores were then needed for the group to be able to replicate the formula used to make the bombs that killed 52 people - and four suicide bombers - in the attacks in London on July 7, senior investigators say."

Are we speaking of TATP, here? This is also what was used by Reid, the so-called "shoe bomber." It's also what was used by the so-called "lone suicide" Joel Hinrichs III, who blew himself up outside a stadium filled with 84,000 people attending a Sooners football game at OU.

[El Gato]

The Sydney arm of the alleged Islamic terrorist group raided this week had stockpiled enough chemicals to make at least 15 large bombs to be used against selected targets, police say.

Wonder how much that is compared to the amount the OU suicide bomber had in his car trunk and apartment?