UK: Easter Terror Suspects Worked at Manchester Airport!

Small surprise there;  In the past, we have seen numerous examples of radical Muzzies working at U.K. airports!  So, this is just par for course.  Also, it should be noted that Britain is breaking with Libtard tradition and is allowing the police an additional 7 days to interrogate the suspects:

Revealed: Terror suspects in ‘Easter bomb plot’ worked at Manchester airport

By James Tozer, Ryan Kisiel, Sam Greenhill and Sophie Borland
11th April 2009 – DailyMail.co.uk

Members of the alleged Al Qaeda cell suspected of plotting a Bank Holiday terror atrocity worked for [Cargo2Go] based at Manchester Airport.

[Britain is so screwed up by godless Libtards that they can't even say, "Easter Holiday!"]

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A further two had passed security industry checks which enabled them to guard premises overnight, further raising fears that members of the gang – all but one of them Pakistani students – were planning to infiltrate high-profile targets before an attack.

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At least two of the arrested men had worked for Manchester Airport-based delivery firm Cargo2Go, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Hamza Shenwari, who was seized by an anti-terror squad while driving down the M602, and another suspect are believed to have worked on a selfemployed basis, using their own vans to deliver packages for the firm, which serves airports around the country.

Cargo2Go’s website states: ‘Many of our drivers have Level 4 Airport Security training’, a qualification which requires a half-day course and involves a ‘general awareness’ briefing about threats such as terrorism.

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Two more of the suspects were seized while working as security guards at a Homebase DIY store in Clitheroe, Lancashire. The pair were named by the firm which employed them as Umar Farooq and Johnus Khan.

A Homebase spokesman confirmed that all its guards were required to have clearance from the Security Industry Authority, which has been ridiculed in the past for allowing 5,000 illegal immigrants to work as guards.

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