Sheikh Omar Bakri Mohammed
Events (24)
- Between November 28, 1990 and February 28, 1991: Radical London Imam Bakri Calls for Assassination of British Prime Minister, but Is Not Prosecuted 1990-11-28
- August 22, 1998: Leading London-Based Radical Bakri Reveals Deal with British Authorities 1998-08-22
- December 10, 2000: Radical London Imam Admits He Helps Finance and Train Islamist Recruits 2000-12-10
- December 25, 2000: British Suicide Bomber Kills Ten in Indian Portion of Kashmir 2000-12-25
- July 10, 2001: FBI Agent Sends Memo Warning that Unusual Number of Muslim Extremists Are Learning to Fly in Arizona 2001-07-10
- October 23, 2002: London Imam Abu Qatada Arrested Shortly after Praising the 9/11 Attacks 2002-10-23
- April 30, 2003: Two British Islamist Suicide Bombers Kill Three in Israel 2003-04-30
- March 10, 2004: Radical London Imam Bakri Says Many Militants in Britain Are Monitored or Manipulated by British Intelligence 2004-03-10
- April 19, 2004: Radical London Imam Says Groups of Islamist Militants Are Planning Attacks on London 2004-04-19
- August 9, 2004: British Government and Islamist Militants Said to Be Tacitly Supporting Mutually Beneficial ‘Covenant of Security’ 2004-08-09
- January 17, 2005: Radical London Imam Encourages Suicide Bombings, Says ‘Covenant of Security’ Has Been Broken and Britain Is Now ‘Land of War’ 2005-01-17
- July 9, 2005 and Shortly Afterwards: Radical London Imam Publicly Denounces 7/7 Bombings, but Privately Praises Them 2005-07-09
- August 6, 2005: Facing Treason Charges in Britain, Radical Imam Omar Bakri Is Allowed to Move to Lebanon 2005-08-06
- July 19, 2006: Renamed Militant Group Is Banned in Britain, but Continues Operating There by Changing Its Name Again 2006-07-19
- January 1997: Reporter Sees Radical London Imam Bakri Leading British Training Camp
- February 1999: Radical Imam Abu Hamza Openly Calls on Followers to Down Aircraft over London; British Authorities Take No Action
- March-May 2003: British Intelligence Fails to Stop Suicide Bombers before They Attack Israel; Fails to Ban the Group They Belong to Afterwards
- April 2000: Suspicious Behavior of Flight School Student Leads to Arizona FBI Investigation
- Early September 2001: Defense Department Has Evidence of ‘Kamikaze Bombers’ Trained to Fly in Afghanistan
- October 2004: Prominent British-Based Radical Islamist Group Disbands, but Continues under New Names
- March 2003 and After: Alleged Leader of Al-Qaeda Bomb Plot Is Monitored in Britain but Mysteriously Never Arrested or Even Questioned
- 1996: Radical London Imam Bakri Establishes Organization Later Linked to Terror Attacks
- Spring 2005-Early 2007: Radical London Imam Bakri Admits He Has Been Informant for British Intelligence
- Summer 1998: One of Bin Laden’s Four Holy War Goals Is to Bring Down US Airliners