BREAKING: ISLAMIC HIJACKING PLOT EXPOSES MELBOURNE TERROR CELL - AFP LAUNCHES MASSIVE INVESTIGATION
The Australian Federal Police have just confirmed a major national security investigation into a terrifying Australian connection behind the accused jihadi hijacker, Hamam al-Hammami.
Here is the absolute insanity of what is unraveling right now.
Emirati Attorney General Hamad Saif al Shamsi dropped a nuclear bombshell over the weekend. Al-Hammami delivered a full, detailed confession admitting his radicalisation took root right under our noses while studying in Melbourne in 2017.
It gets worse. The hijacker confessed he infiltrated and “acquainted himself” with individuals from Samir “Abu Hamza” Mohtadi’s notorious MyCentre organisation in Broadmeadows.
Al-Hammami explicitly named 'Abu Hamza' in his confession and alleged the centre received shadowy support from an association linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Al-Hammami admitted to hitting a mosque affiliated with RMIT University, where he linked up with MyCentre operatives.
It is now CONFIRMED that RMIT hosted MyCentre individuals at a youth conference on campus.
This comes right as Abu Hamza's organization just aggressively acquired a massive plot of land in Broadmeadows for over $11 million to expand the MyCollege high school, funded by rapid fire “interest
free loans” backed by some of Australia's top Islamic leaders, including ANIC President Sheik Shadi Alsuleiman.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke scrambled on Sunday, vowing to crush Islamic radicalisation at the border and “at the browser” claiming the Albanese government is deploying “every lever”
to deny oxygen to those who want to do us harm.
Silence from MyCentre.
The mosque completely avoided the situation on Sunday morning, and Mohtadi has refused to answer questions.
Which is very telling.
Unfortunately for Albanese and Burke, the enemies already behind the lines.
The enemy is now within.