UK : N : White supremacists caught with mujahadeen explosive manual!

[General Lighting]

Does this mean the more "moderate" BNP are going to start issuing recipes for curry in their next leaflets? :laugh_at:

A father and son suspected of being white supremacists have pleaded not guilty to terrorism offences.
Former pub DJ Ian Davison, 41, and his son Nicky, 18, were arrested by anti-terror police in County Durham in June.
The father was remanded in custody by Newcastle Crown Court after denying preparing for acts of terrorism and producing a chemical weapon.
His son was released on bail after pleading not guilty to two counts of possessing terrorist training manuals.
Ian Davison, of Myrtle Grove, Burnopfield, is also accused of possession of a prohibited weapon and three counts of possessing electronic copies of The Anarchist Cookbook, The Kitchen Complete manual and the Mujahideen Explosives Handbook.


BBC NEWS | UK | England | Wear | Father and son deny terror charge (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wear/8288040.stm)

[Buzz]

shit i have the anarchists cookbook on my computer somewhere.....wwwwwwwwwoooooooooooops

[deliriyummy]

im pretty sure having those manuals isnt against the law... its only information right?

[General Lighting]

im pretty sure having those manuals isnt against the law... its only information right?

true, its not illegal to have the manuals - TBH many contain outdated and inaccurate/dangerous info and are 20-30 years old anyway. Their main charges are due to viable IED's or parts of them being found at their home.

It is similar to how the Reading-based bomber Neil Lewington was arrested in North Suffolk (in the same town a fair few people fom this site live in!) with some "dangermouse" style bombs - crude but potentially nasty incendiaries.

The Police and Security Service (MI5) are now increasingly investigating right-wing bombers as well as the Islamic threat.

if an 18 year old Scottish teenager has the file but is either non-political or progressive in his views (but not involved in animal rights or eco-protesting) he would be very unlikely to get in trouble. As tempting as it may be, don't try anything in them books though for fun, or you risk hurting yourself and others due to the inaccuracies. I fondly remember the long distant days when a young British Asian lad could experiment with things like this as harmless mischief without being hauled off by the Metpol anti-terrorist squad :laugh_at: