Bomber wounds three in Casablanca

[mancroft]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6440661.stm

Hope stoned wasn't there.

[demagogic_schizoid]

I doubt it, seeing as he is an infidel traitor Mossad probably advised him to stay away. :ph34r:

[mancroft]

I doubt it, seeing as he is an infidel traitor Mossad probably advised him to stay away. :ph34r:

I think that talking about a mod in that way is not a good idea.

:rofl:

[Stoned_Rider]

Fuck off terrorists. It has been going around for some time now that an Islamist attack in Morocco is imminent.

On the plus side, they did manage to arrest the other guy. Which, in Morocco, pretty much means they'll be arresting everyone else who's involved soon. Boy, is he gonna talk! :devil:



I doubt it, seeing as he is an infidel traitor Mossad probably advised him to stay away. :ph34r:
I have no idea what you're talking about. :whistle:

[Stoned_Rider]

The bomber turns out to have already served 5 years in jail, on charges of belonging to militant Islamist groups, and check this out: He was given a Royal Pardon!

Now I don't know what our king was thinking there. How can he claim to be tough on terrorism when he's releasing terrorists from prison on a regular basis? He recently granted another royal pardon to 9,000 inmates (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/6411523.stm), for, check this out: The birth of his daugther! God knows how many of them are Islamists. How can we expect Morocco to advance and prosper when criminals and terrorists are being unleashed on society in such a manner?

[Stoned_Rider]

Great. We now have human bombs freely roaming the streets among us, ready to go off any minute :banana:



CASABLANCA (Reuters) - A suspected suicide bomber blew himself up after police shot dead another overnight during a chase in a Casablanca slum, Moroccan police sources and witnesses said on Tuesday.

Police cordoned off part of Fida, a poor working-class suburb of Morocco's economic capital, and were trying to trace a third suspect who escaped the police, residents said.

By mid-morning hundreds of onlookers had gathered near the house as a forensic investigation team sifted through debris on the roof terrace where the man blew himself up.

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Abdellatif, 40 and unemployed, said he was nearby in Fida with some friends when a police car screeched to a halt in front of them and officers dashed into a side street.

"A while later two guys ran out of a house with the police in pursuit," said Abdellatif. "The police officers ordered the men to stop and one of the men shot at them. The police shot back and he fell. The other got away."

Another resident, Mohammed, said the third suspect climbed onto the roof terrace but was trapped by police.

"That's when he blew himself up. The terrace was gutted and I saw body parts scattered around."

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Police have been looking for up to 12 suspected suicide bombers since March 11 when the alleged leader of a suicide squad detonated his explosives belt in a cybercafe to stop police arresting him, the sources added.


They said they believed the bombers had started wearing the belts all the time to stop security forces taking them alive.

Security officials said last month that Islamist bombers planned to blow up foreign ships at the port of Casablanca and other landmarks, including hotels in Marrakesh and Agadir.
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSL1030140420070410?pageNumber=1