Funny thing about all these homegrown "terrorists" and other Jihad Johnny variations is that they're all so tough and ready to join Allah's Jihad wagon but just as soon as they're captured they start singing like a canary in a coalmine slowly filling up with poison gas
Even the Muslim terrorist's top dogs have done the same thing which to me shows they still have some civility left or they wouldn't help anyone after being captured, especially the United States Government. So this Mumbai attack scout from Chicago of all placed is no different and in court yesterday he admitted as much.
This Thursday, March 18, 2010 courtroom sketch shows David Coleman
Headley, right, facing U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber in
Chicago. Headley admitted Thursday that he scouted out Mumbai for a
2008 terrorist attack that left 166 people dead and plotted an attack
on a Danish newspaper over cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad.
Under a deal with prosecutors, Headley will not face execution if he
continues to cooperate with their terrorism investigation. (AP
Photo/via APTN)
(AP)
washingtonpost.com: "CHICAGO -- An American who admitted slipping quietly into the Indian city of Mumbai on scouting missions that led to the November 2008 attack that killed 166 people has already started spilling terrorists' secrets to U.S. authorities, according to his attorney and federal prosecutors.David Coleman Headley pleaded guilty Thursday in U.S. District Court in Chicago to laying the groundwork for the massacre in Mumbai and performing similar surveillance in anticipation of an attack on a Danish newspaper whose cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad were offensive to Muslims.Federal officials say the 49-year-old Headley, who was arrested in Chicago in October, has become a valuable asset to the war on terrorism, furnishing information about terrorist networks in exchange for a promise that he won't be executed.'Not only has the criminal justice system achieved a guilty plea in this case, but David Headley is now providing us valuable intelligence about terrorist activities,' Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement." continued
