London Terrorism: UK's MI5 'Intelligence',CIA Collusion ?
In 2010, Michael Adebolajo may have been sent by the UK security services to work for al Qaeda in Somalia.
Michael Adebolajo was arrested in Kenya under suspicion of being at the centre of a CIA-al-Qaeda-inspired plot in 2010.........
Michael Adebolajo appears to have had the backing of the UK government because he was deported back to Britain without charge.
After returning from Kenya, members of his family said he was constantly in contact with MI5 agents. -
aangirfan.com
MI5 - The Security Service
https://www.mi5.gov.uk/
The
Security Service (MI5) is a British intelligence agency working to
protect the UK's national security against threats such as terrorism and
espionage.- MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael AdebolajoThe Independent - 7 hours agoEvidence emerged last night that one of the suspects involved in the killing of the British soldier Lee Rigby was well known to anti-terror police ...
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Sunday, May 26, 2013
WOOLWICH SUSPECT 'PROTECTED BY MI5'
Michael Adebolajo released from Kenya, with the help of MI5?
Michael Adebolajo, one of the alleged 'Woolwich terrorists', is reported
to have become a father just days before the Woolwich attack.
In 2010, Michael Adebolajo may have been sent by the UK security services to work for al Qaeda in Somalia.
Reportedly, Michael Adebolajo was among a group arrested in Kenya en route to Somalia in 2010.
Michael Adebolajo was arrested in Kenya under suspicion of being at the centre of a CIA-al-Qaeda-inspired plot in 2010.
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
He was one of seven people, which included two secondary-school boys, arrested by Kenyan police in November 2010.
7/7 London Bombs mastermind Aswat (right) reportedly worked for MI6. London Bombs - unanswered questions
The Kenyan press reported that Michael Adebolajo was "suspected of masterminding the racket".
Michael Adebolajo appears to have had the backing of the UK government because he was deported back to Britain without charge.
After returning from Kenya, members of his family said he was constantly in contact with MI5 agents.
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
Michael Adebolajo was arrested in Kenya under suspicion of being at the centre of a CIA-al-Qaeda-inspired plot in 2010.
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
He was one of seven people, which included two secondary-school boys, arrested by Kenyan police in November 2010.
7/7 London Bombs mastermind Aswat (right) reportedly worked for MI6. London Bombs - unanswered questions
The Kenyan press reported that Michael Adebolajo was "suspected of masterminding the racket".
Michael Adebolajo appears to have had the backing of the UK government because he was deported back to Britain without charge.
After returning from Kenya, members of his family said he was constantly in contact with MI5 agents.
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
Adel Abdul Majid was implicated in the
1981 assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat (above). In 1991,
he fled to Britain and immediately was granted political asylum. Terrorists working for MI6
BBC Newsnight may have been used to create disinformation on the MI5 connection.
'A friend of Michael Adebolajo' told the BBC that MI5 had attempted to recruit Michael Adebolajo six months ago.
It is more likely that Michael Adebolajo had been an asset of MI5 for many years.
When Michael Adebolajo was arrested in kenya, his family had been told by the Kenyan authorities that he would be hanged or beheaded.
But he was freed to return to Britain.
"The decision has raised questions over official involvement in Mr Adebolajo's release – and the true extent of his connections with the intelligence services since he returned home to the UK."
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
Aimee West
Aimee West is reported to be Lee Rigby's mistress.
BBC Newsnight may have been used to create disinformation on the MI5 connection.
'A friend of Michael Adebolajo' told the BBC that MI5 had attempted to recruit Michael Adebolajo six months ago.
It is more likely that Michael Adebolajo had been an asset of MI5 for many years.
When Michael Adebolajo was arrested in kenya, his family had been told by the Kenyan authorities that he would be hanged or beheaded.
But he was freed to return to Britain.
"The decision has raised questions over official involvement in Mr Adebolajo's release – and the true extent of his connections with the intelligence services since he returned home to the UK."
MI5 'tried to recruit' Woolwich attack suspect Michael Adebolajo
Aimee West
Aimee West is reported to be Lee Rigby's mistress.
A friend of Aimee West, a Royal Military Policewoman, told the Sunday Mirror:
"They met about two years ago and he proposed to her recently. I don’t think she will ever take that ring off.
Michael Adebowale
The father of the alleged 'Woolwich terrorist' Michael Adebowale is a diplomat.
He works for the Nigerian High Commission and lives in a flat just yards from Holloway prison.
The mother Juliet Obasuyi was a probation officer.
"He was a young loving boy, quiet," says Damilola Taylor's father who mentored Adebowale
Anders Breivik was the son of a diplomat and was a loving boy.
Michael Adebowale
The father of the alleged 'Woolwich terrorist' Michael Adebowale is a diplomat.
He works for the Nigerian High Commission and lives in a flat just yards from Holloway prison.
The mother Juliet Obasuyi was a probation officer.
"He was a young loving boy, quiet," says Damilola Taylor's father who mentored Adebowale
Anders Breivik was the son of a diplomat and was a loving boy.
The security services often choose people like Adebowale and Breivik to become their mind-controlled patsies.
Steve Adebiyi said of his friend Michael Adebowale: 'They brainwashed him.'
http://www.dailymail.
Steve Adebiyi said of his friend Michael Adebowale: 'They brainwashed him.'
http://www.dailymail.
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