Why you can't carry your coffee onto the plane

These are the British Muslims, now on trial for their conspiracy to detonate liquid explosives on transatlantic passenger flights, "all in the name of Islam."

Airline terror plotters planned bigger 9/11

Their plans were allegedly so advanced that they had drawn up details of specific flights to be targeted and bought the components needed to make hydrogen peroxide bombs disguised as soft drinks such as Lucozade and Oasis.

But they were arrested before they were able to make "a violent and deadly statement of intent that would have truly global impact", a jury was told.
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The alleged bombers had drawn up plans to attack seven Boeing 777, 767 and 763 aircraft, each carrying between 241 and 285 passengers and crew, operated by American Airlines, United Airlines and Air Canada, said Mr Wright.

The next time you have to dump your coffee and want to complain about the new restrictions on carrying liquids on airplanes, remember them and why the restrictions were imposed.

Let's not forget that In Britain, terrorism by Muslim fanatics has been renamed "anti-Islamic activity.

The head of MI5 has warned that 4000 Muslim fanatics are on the loose.  Terror attacks, he said, are part of a deliberate campaign by Al Qaeda.  Thankfully, they caught these eight.