Police Were On The Trail Of Glasgow Bombers Minutes Before Attack.
GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) - Police were on the trail of the Glasgow airport bomb suspects minutes before attack, a house rental agent said Monday.
Daniel Gardiner of the Let-It agency, said officers had contacted his company after tracking phone records linked to the foiled London car bomb attacks.
“The police wanted to know why we had dialed a certain phone number. They had the phone records from the situation down in London,” Gardiner said. “We had made a phone call in regard to the tenant at that house.”
On Sunday, police searched a property rented by Gardiner’s company in Houston, near Glasgow Airport.
The Times Of London: The terrorist group behind the latest wave of bombing plots has not yet been neutralised and other attacks could hit cities in the United Kingdom, security sources told The Times yesterday. “In our judgment it is very likely there will be further attacks.”
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the main man there is/are an iranian doctor working in the UK. GOD help us we invite the bastards into our country and they reward us with an assanation attempt on innocent civilians. Shooting the bastards is too good for them, and the next thing the pommy gov will do is export them with a do not enter again on their passports and after a couple of weeks they will be back. These islamists fucks seem to have endlass names they travel under. Bio passports are a must and instant elimination for the bad guys at the airport is the only way.
July 2nd, 2007 at 2:13 amSemper Fi to all the Marines in Iraq and get a life for the UK Politicials who let this shit happen on thei watch
Britain has intense public surveillance at levels that would make the d’rats piss their panties and they missed these attacks.
were they dealing with non specific intel?
July 2nd, 2007 at 3:40 am