Austria Claims Disabled Chechen With Both Arms Missing Wanted Blow Up Non-existent NATO Troops Railway Transports In Belgium
11 December 2010By Markaz Kavakaz
According to the Austrian Democracy's media outlets, a
32-year-old Chechen without arms, Aslambek I.,
residing in Neunkirchen in the Austrian province of
Lower Austria with his wife and two children, was
arrested on a Belgian warrant at Vienna's airport
Schwechat upon returning from a pilgrimage to Mecca on
December 1 at about 16:45 local time.
The disabled Chechen was accompanied by two friends,
as he does not have both arms.
The Austrian media outlets have presented a photo of
Aslambek (Austria's minister Fekter is on the left,
whom a Viennese newspaper criticizes that she had paid
welfare allowances to the "terrorist").
According to Belgian media outlets and Reuters,
another victim of World Democracy is called Aslambek
L., and not Aslambek I., and he is allegedly belongs
to a certain "Moroccan-Chechen terrorist group".
The arrest was conducted by Austrian secret police BVT
(former Gestapo) on a warrant issued by a Belgian
investigator Van Linthout, who started a hate campaign
against Muslims who sympathize with the struggle of
the Caucasian Mujahideen against the bloody Russian
invaders.
Austrian police put the disabled Chechen in jail in
the town of Wiener Neustadt. The armless Chechen could
not find any job and lived on monthly welfare
allowance of 1.450 euros for the whole family.
The first term of imprisonment lasts till December 15.
Then, according to police, it will become clear when
he will be extradited to Belgium.
The disabled's lawyer or his spouse is likely to
advise him to resist by every legal mean to
extradition to the hands of the terrorist Belgian
persecutor Van Linthout. In Austria, at least, the
police have no reason to subject him to tortures.
According to violent fantasies of the terrorist
investigator Van Linthout (see photo), Aslambek I. is
the "leader of a terrorist organization"
Sharia4Belgium. Austrian secret police was told that
the "Chechen planned to bomb a train full of NATO
troops in Belgium".
These lies, published by a Vienna newspaper, Krone,
have been refuted by Belgian television with reference
to Belgian state railway authorities SNCB-Holding.
"No NATO troops have been transported on Belgian
railways since 5 years already", said a representative
of the SNCB-Holding.
Belgian TV also broadcast that "the Belgian federal
prosecutors have not yet told what the Chechen wanted
to blow up".
According to the TV, a total of 8 persons in Antwerp,
3 in Holland, 1 in Germany and now 1 in Austria have
been arrested so far on warrant pack issued by the
Belgian terrorist investigator Van Linthout.
According to an earlier report in a Belgian newspaper,
Nieuwsblad, the Belgian terrorist investigator
invented the following story: "They recruited
militants to fight in Chechnya and Afghanistan".
The Austrian newspaper Krone reported meanwhile that
Aslambek lost both arms when his house was attacked by
Russian invaders in Chechnya ("Ein Extremisten-Chef
ohne Arme, weggesprengt bei einem Granatenangriff auf
sein Haus in Tschetschenien").
None (!) of World Democracy's media, except for the
Krone, has politcorrectly reported about the fact that
the Chechen has no arms.
He has been living in Austria since 2004, before his
arrest. As reported by Austrian media, he stayed for
some time in Sweden before coming to Austria.
His 28-year-old wife, Madina I., says: "Allah only
knows when they let my husband go. They caught him at
the airport immediately after his arrival to Vienna".
A watchful Austrian neighbor told the Krone: "He was
aggressive because I often heard him praying".
Another Austrian newspaper, on the contrary, says that
Aslambek was respected among residents of Neunkirchen
(it is a big village):
"The haunters of PickNick ums Eck tavern all known him
well:
"I live directly near the Chechen family. And I've
never seen anything suspicious neither with him nor
with his family. I have heard already that he was
arrested. And I am very surprised", said Franz F.,
direct neighbor of the "terrorist". - "I have never
experienced any fear", wrote a Vienna newspaper,
Österreich, in its Sunday issue.
Austria's Interior Ministry confirmed the arrest in
the context of Belgium's Satanic War against Islam:
"This man reportedly provided means of logistical
support, that is, he was supposed to help by buying
such things as weapons, cell phone cards or documents,
with a desire to create an Islamic state in the
Caucasus. He has never posed any threat to Austria", a
speaker for the Austrian Interior Ministry, Rudolf
Gollia, said Saturday morning in a news program by the
Austrian state TV channel Ö1.
An Austrian newspaper Die Presse
writes:
"Asked "if there is danger from other fans of Umarov",
Mr. Gollia said:
"We are aware of similar cases, however, they are kept
in sight with "enhanced danger tracking", that is,
with preventive and covert surveillance of individuals
and groups who may pose a risk".
An Austrian terror specialist, Schmidinger, also does
not believe that Austria is in danger:
"There is no reason for it". However he sees that the
stereotypes were confirmed that Austria enjoys a good
reputation with terrorists as a logistics base, "being
a neutral country, which endures a lot. In the case of
Chechens, there is an additional favorable factor that
a fairly large group of Chechens lives here. With some
skills, they can disguise so well that they would
never attract attention of the authorities".
According to the Austrian press, when a wave of
arrests of Muslims took place in Belgium on November
23, a report about one arrest in Austria flashed,
which was immediately denied by the Austrian Interior
Ministry. Police raided the unfortunate Austrian
Chechen with a search warrant only on November 24.
The police, in the presence of his wife and children,
stole, among other things, mobile phones, memory cards
and a PC from his apartment. The wanted Chechen was
not at home. He was on a pilgrimage to Mecca.
By rummaging in stolen items, the police established
that the victim of World Democracy was supposed to
return from Mecca on December 1. Therefore, they were
waiting for him, like predators, at the airport.
His neighbor Franz F. tells about the search: "Three
police cars arrived during the so-called "discrete
operation". They blocked the exit from the gate of my
house, which was really not kind from them".
Another Austrian Democracy's newspaper, Die Presse,
said:
"According to an European arrest warrant issued by
Belgian justice, he provided "means of material and
logistical support" to extremists who want to create
an Islamic state in the Caucasus. This is not the
first time when Chechen extremists are arrested in
Austria. Three years ago, the police investigated two
Russian citizens who recruited two 16-year-old Chechen
girls". The Democracy's newspaper did not specify what
the girls were recruited for.
A Vienna newspaper Kurier indicates:
"Chechen opposition differs. A moderate "government in
exile" is opposed by the faction around the Islamist
leader Dokku Umarov. He wants to create the Caucasus
Emirate in Chechnya and in neighboring republics, and
is responsible for attacks against Russia and Western
targets (the latter is something quite new in the
anti-Islamic propaganda - KC). The arrested Chechen
who is suspected in terrorism should be a supporter of
Umarov".
According to Austrian police estimates, out 25.000
Chechen refugees in Austria, "a maximum of 2-3%
(counting by Kadyrov's method - KC) are supporters of
Emir Dokka Abu Usman.
A Dutch site Nieuws.nl specifies that after the
massive wave of arrests of 26 moral supporters of the
Caucasus Emirate in Belgium, the Netherlands and
Germany (2 of them were Chechens), the terrorist
investigator Van Linthout issued 10 new Euro arrest
warrants for other moral supporters of the CE.
These data is strongly disagreed with the allegations
of Austrian secret police that Aslambek "I." or "L."
has been arrested in Austria on a warrant's pack for
November 23, but not on the new pack.
A Belgian French-speaking television reported that the
Chechen "wanted to plan an attack" (voulait planifier
un attentat en Belgique).
Indeed, the World Democracy's thoughtcrime called "a
wish to plan" is really a big thing that Com. Stalin
could only envy.
The Belgium TV also indicated that the Chechen was "a
brain of the terrorist network uncovered in Antwerp".
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