Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Terrorist/Murderer Living Freely In Brantford, Ontario Despite Deport Order

Mahmoud Mohammad Issa Mohammad, convicted "Palestinian" terrorist/murderer

Story here.

On Dec. 26, 1968, Mohammad and another gunman launched an attack on an El Al airliner at Athens International Airport. The two ran up on the tarmac firing guns and, throwing grenades at the passenger jet, wounded a flight attendant as she opened an emergency exit and killed a 50-year-old passenger, Leon Shirdan.

The gunmen were captured, tried and convicted in Greek court, and they were sentenced in 1970 to serve 17 years in prison. But they were released just months later after the PFLP hijacked an Olympic Airways flight and demanded their release as part of a hostage exchange.

n 1987, when a much grayer Mohammad arrived at Canada's doorstep, his entry visa made no mention of his terrorist act. Canadian authorities later determined Mohammad was a convicted terrorist, and they ordered him out of the country.

Yet Mohammad, having repeatedly appealed government orders for his expulsion, has extended his stay for 20 years. He still resides in the same house in Brantford.

He is unrepentant about his act of terrorism and murder, telling FOX News that it's "Not your business".

Nice. Kind of like the neighborhood pitbull who hasn't bitten anyone since moving to the area.

If we can hunt and bring to justice old Nazis, why not old terrorists? What's the difference? Murder is murder.