Plot to behead Canadian leader Stephen Harper exposed!

[Asher]

Hmm. Nope.

I can understand that as you're a password-changing IT monkey this kind of paradigm is difficult for you, but I reckon if you implemented a 4GB array for a stack for any kind of real world project you'd be mocked profusely and likely dismissed.

[Kuciwalker]

Jesus Christ, UR, the idea is obviously insane to anyone who knows anything about programming.

[snoopy369]

Re: Re: Plot to behead Canadian leader Stephen Harper exposed!

Originally posted by Ogie Oglethorpe


Naaah most likely covered by OLN.

[notyoueither]

Meanwhile...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/5056728.stm

Teenager held after terror arrest

A 16-year-old youth has been arrested under terror laws by police who are also questioning a man detained at Manchester Airport.

The arrest of the teenager from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, comes as police search three properties in the Bradford area.

The latest arrest and searches come after a 21-year-old Bradford man was held in Manchester on Tuesday night.

Both are being questioned in connection with terror arrests in Canada.

Security sources told the BBC the police's enquiries related to the Canadian arrests, which stemmed from an alleged al-Qaeda plot.

Police searches

Following the teenager's arrest, a police spokeswoman said he "is currently being detained under the Terrorism Act 2000 and is in custody at a police station in West Yorkshire".

She added that searches were taking place at South Street and Warren Street in Dewsbury.

The 21-year-old man arrested at Manchester airport is believed to have recently been in Pakistan.

Police have confirmed armed officers were not involved in his arrest.

The operation involved West Yorkshire Police and MI5, as well as the Metropolitan Police, but is not being linked to the investigation in Forest Gate, east London.

The man, who is believed to be of Pakistani origin, is now being questioned at a West Yorkshire police station.

Two of the properties being searched are in Hanover Square in the Manningham area of Bradford, while the third is in Otley Road.

Hanover Square neighbour Asad Khan said the noise of banging woke him up just after midnight.

"I came outside to have a look and there were just police everywhere. They were all over. The road was blocked.

"There were two houses that were being raided. The whole neighbourhood had woken up. They were all outside.

'Shocking' police move

"We saw ladies were taken out and put into cars. We don't know how many or who was taken out," Mr Khan said.

"We've never had any trouble like this before. It was quite shocking."

A next-door neighbour of one of the houses raided in Hanover Square said he had seen its owner, an elderly woman, being led away by police along with her son and his wife.

Police had used a battering ram to force the house's door down, he added.

Police confirmed a number of people were removed from addresses so that searches could be carried out.

This CBC article has some information that isn't in the Beeb article. Near the end.

http://www.cbc.ca/story/world/national/2006/06/07/britain-arrests.html

British arrests related to alleged Canadian bomb plot: report
Last Updated Wed, 07 Jun 2006 19:32:34 EDT
CBC News
British police have arrested two men in connection with the recent arrests of 17 people accused of planning to set off bombs in Ontario, according to a BBC report.

An unidentified 16-year-old is being held in Yorkshire, northern England, said the British Broadcasting Corporation on Wednesday.

A police spokesperson said the teenager is being held under the Terrorism Act, which gives police seven days for questioning.

The arrest comes after a 21-year-old man from the northern city of Bradford was detained at Manchester Airport late Tuesday.

Both are being questioned in connection with the Canadian security operation, the BBC reported.

Police summon leaders to station

British police are also reportedly searching three properties in Bradford and two in the nearby town of Dewsbury.

Police in Bradford summoned community and religious leaders to the local police station overnight to tell them about the arrest and searches. They asked them to appeal for calm when they returned to their neighbourhoods, BBC reporter Nick Arnett told CBC Newsworld.

Wednesday's arrest comes the same day the Times of London published a report saying the Canadian arrests were part of an international effort to track extremists.

According to the newspaper, Operation Mazhar uncovered a network of Islamic extremists communicating through the internet, set up in London.

It's alleged the 12 men and five young offenders arrested Friday night and Saturday morning in southern Ontario were planning to bomb a number of targets using massive amounts of fertilizer as explosives.

Police say they were inspired by al-Qaeda-style attacks.

[KrazyHorse]

Good police work all around, it seems

[KrazyHorse]

Honestly, that bit about wanting to behead Harper makes me laugh.

I can see Harper being a bit of a tiger in a brawl. Maybe not so up-front as the Cretin, but more of a Hulk type who's calm until you aggravate him.

"You...wouldn't like me when I'm angry..."

Then he starts thumping the moron's head against the floor of the Commons...

[notyoueither]

He does have a repressed streak of hockey enforcer in him.

[Seeker]

the Commons needs more brawls

[KrazyHorse]

God knows we need a substitute ever since they cut the fighting out of hockey. With any luck CPAC could grap the top ratings spot.

[Sikander]

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
God knows we need a substitute ever since they cut the fighting out of hockey. With any luck CPAC could grap the top ratings spot.

I wonder how much it would cost to retrofit the floor for ice?