UK Muslim peace camp infiltrated by Al-Qaeda
August 9th, 2010 - 1:58 pm ICT by ANI
London, Aug.9 (ANI): Al-Qaida fanatics have allegedly infiltrated Britain’s first ever anti-terrorism summer camp.
According to the Daily Star, over 1,300 youngsters from the UK and other countries attended the three-day conference that was convened to discuss ways to stop extremists from getting to young British Muslims.
The daily quoted one of the organizers, as saying that militants loyal to Osama Bin Laden’s network may have slipped inside.
Dr. Muhammad Tahir ul-Qadri said: “We are not afraid of any infiltration. If anyone comes with the wrong intention by the time he goes back, he will be changed.” (ANI)
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