Two suspects wanted dead Americans abroad by Zivka Deleva

For a change the US police after a lot of lapses, made the right step. US officials have caught two men that participated in a big conspiracy counter American citizens outside the United States of America. The 20-year old Mohamed Alessa and four years older Carlos Alonte were arrested in the attempt to leave the US country at the John F. Kennedy airport. The plan was for them to get to Somalia and from there, to kill, kidnap and maim US citizens. The case is leaden in a New Jersey court. It is not like these threatening criminals were caught quickly, not at all. The action lasted for three and a half years, and the main source was the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The ! both of them grew up in the United States where they got the education. No one knows whether these threats were part of bigger security invasion in the US big cities. A month ago, a Pakistani-born American had a bad attempt for a car bombing in Times Square. The other failed bombing was the Christmas Day bombing of an airliner over Detroit when by a Nigerian man. The fact that all of the criminals that are included in such conspiratorial acts are all connected to the mother terroristic group Al-Qaeda, tells a lot. The last two young guys that hate US, belonged to the organization Al-Shabaab, that has close ties to the disreputable Al-Qaeda. As FBI agents say, the members of that group are very well organized and armed with martial crafts and simulated use of weapons. "In body bags - in caskets. Sliced up in a thousand pieces, cozy in the grave, in hell," – stated Alessa, that’s how he wanted to see dead Americans. Terrifying!

by Zivka Deleva for Cantell TV (http://cantell.tv)

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