He had “six Kalashnikovs, seven handguns, 33 chargers.” Celebrate diversity!
“Attack foiled: jihadist Reda Kriket sentenced to 30 years in prison on appeal,” translated from “Attentat déjoué : le djihadiste Reda Kriket condamné à 30 ans de prison en appel,” Valeurs Actuelles, June 13, 2022 (thanks to Medforth):
On March 22, 2016, the Brussels attacks killed 32 people in the Belgian capital, just a few months before another jihadist mass murder claimed 86 lives in Nice, France. Europe, and France in particular, was then the target of an unprecedented wave of terrorist attacks. It was in this particularly tense environment that Reda Kriket had been arrested in Argenteuil (Val-d’Oise) on March 24, 2016. The 40-year-old petty criminal was sentenced on appeal to 30 years in prison for allegedly planning an attack of uncommon scale, as Le Figaro reports.
At the time of his arrest, Reda Kriket was preparing to “massacre part of the population”, according to the indictment. In his flat, which he had rented under a false name, the forces of law and order discovered an extremely extensive arsenal of weapons: “six Kalashnikovs, seven handguns, 33 magazines”, Attorney General Naïma Rudloff recalled during the trial. Firearms that represented “three times the firepower of the attacks of November 13”. Explosives and 11,000 metal bullets that could be used to make the former were also found.
During the hearing, the prosecution stressed that Reda Kriket ” planned attacks that were coordinated and obviously directly linked to the Islamic State”. “The burning issue is not when they would strike, where they would strike, the issue is how many victims were targeted,” said Naïma Rudloff. Along with the jihadist, two other men accused of being involved in compiling the armoury were sentenced to the same punishment, the newspaper said.
Like Reda Kriket, 38-year-old Anis Bahri and 44-year-old Abderrahmane Ameuroud persistently refused to appear in court throughout the trial. In April 2021, all three were sentenced to 24 years in prison. The prosecution, which had demanded life imprisonment, appealed against the sentence.
mortimer says
The sacred text of Muslims makes terrorism obligatory: ‘TURHIBUNNA’ (terrorize them) – Koran 8.60
Why is anyone shocked or surprised by Islamic terrorism.
Terrorism is clearly mandated in the Koran.
Istvan Vogel says
Is la belle France a safe country?
Fred Alan Medforth says
France: The shameful silence of the media on the murder of Alban Gervaise in the name of Allah
https://medforth.biz/france-the-shameful-silence-of-the-media-on-the-murder-of-alban-gervaise-in-the-name-of-allah/
gravenimage says
Thanks for that link, Medforth. Terrible story.
gravenimage says
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Fred Alan Medforth says
Three quarters (75%) of French people are concerned about the increasing number of religious garments in school (e.g. Islamic veil)
https://medforth.biz/three-quarters-75-of-french-people-are-concerned-about-the-increasing-number-of-religious-garments-in-school-e-g-islamic-veil/
Walter Sieruk says
That jihadist ,Reda Kriket , was not following a warped or hijacked form of Islam but the firm Qu ‘ran based Islam when he was scheming that mass murder jihad attack massacre in France.
For example ,in Surah 47:4 the Qu ‘ran instructs devolt Muslims “When you encounter the disbelievers strike off their heads until you make a great slaughter among them…”
The terrible truth is that using six Kalashnikovs, seven handguns, 33 chargers. can create a much greater “slaughter among them” than a sword can.
The balderdash that the apologists for Islam keep on telling uninformed Westerners that “Islam isa non-violent peaceful religion ” is not only a false statement but a blatant and outright lie.
The awful reality is that Islam is a death cult.
Walter Sieruk says
In the last century on a specfic night was reading an Islamic propaganda booklet written for naive and uninformed Westerners that “Islam is a religion that respects life , all life.”
That was an obvious bogus claim. As most educated and non-gullible people well understand anyone can make a claim about anything . Nevertheless to know if a claim is true or false that that is what really matters.
As for the claim in that Islamic booklet, that claim has been proven to be a completely false claim.
As revealed by the many articles on this site.