European Union countries, particularly open door, globalist ones, are in serious risk of completely losing control of jihadis and those who aid and abet them in their midst. The consequences of the EU’s suicidal immigration policy will be increasingly costly on many fronts for decades to come. Still, the stubborn, reckless EU leaders are busy planning for the next wave of economic migrants, implementing policies to legitimize illegal economic migrants, among whom will almost certainly be an unknowable number of jihadis.
“29 Arrested in Connection to Syrian Terrorist Financing Scheme in France,” Breitbart London, September 29, 2020:
French police on Tuesday arrested 29 people in a sting operation targeting a network of terror financing for jihadists in Syria, prosecutors said.
The network, active since 2019, mostly operated via the purchase of crypto-currency coupons whose references were given to jihadist contacts in Syria and then credited to bitcoin accounts, the anti-terror prosecutors’ office said in a statement.
This marks a departure from previous methods to transfer funds identified by France’s anti-terror financing and money laundering services, which mostly involved cash mandates, it said.
“Constant surveillance of these networks prompted terrorist organisations to seek more opacity by using crypto-currencies such as bitcoin,” the statement said.
Two French jihadists, identified as Mesut S and Walid F, both 25, are believed to be the architects of the network, working from northeastern Syria, the prosecutors said.
They are suspected members of the Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham organisation, an Al-Qaeda affiliate.
They were both sentenced to 10 years in prison in absentia in 2016, and are the target of an international arrest warrant…..
“29 Arrested in Connection to Syrian Terrorist Financing Scheme in France,” Breitbart London, September 29, 2020:
French police on Tuesday arrested 29 people in a sting operation targeting a network of terror financing for jihadists in Syria, prosecutors said.
The network, active since 2019, mostly operated via the purchase of crypto-currency coupons whose references were given to jihadist contacts in Syria and then credited to bitcoin accounts, the anti-terror prosecutors’ office said in a statement.
This marks a departure from previous methods to transfer funds identified by France’s anti-terror financing and money laundering services, which mostly involved cash mandates, it said.
“Constant surveillance of these networks prompted terrorist organisations to seek more opacity by using crypto-currencies such as bitcoin,” the statement said.
Two French jihadists, identified as Mesut S and Walid F, both 25, are believed to be the architects of the network, working from northeastern Syria, the prosecutors said.
They are suspected members of the Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham organisation, an Al-Qaeda affiliate.
They were both sentenced to 10 years in prison in absentia in 2016, and are the target of an international arrest warrant…..
