Habib, who is charged with attempting to leave Canada to commit acts of terrorism and trying to obtain a passport by providing false information, is the first to be charged as a result of the investigation.
Much as I distrust American Police, this was a Canadian Police case...
And this joker put this particular selfie on his facebook page.
Much as I must point out I checked out his facebook page (just search on his name Ismael Habib ) and saw mostly family photo's and such ... I can't help but ask ..."Whoa...that rifle is totally illegal here in Canada. Where did you get it ? "
UPDATE :
It now turns out the guys "Confession" was derived from a "Mr. Big" police operation.
The problem being , if you're looking what you think is a violent criminal gangster in the eye , and he says "So you wanna go kill people ? I can help you with that. " That doesn't count as a confession, even the canadian supreme court agree's with that. The guy (presumably, if you don't know he's a cop) might kill you if you say the wrong thing, therefore anything you say to him cannot be considered a confession.
Which goes back to my original opinion. If you're standing up in court yelling "allah akbarr ! I refuse to recognize this court ! Islam is the only Law !" he's probably guilty. If he's saying "I never said that ! I never did that ! I deny everything ! " He's probably not.
Goes to the definition of "fanatic".
Non fanatics do not cross the ocean in order to die in a war on the other side of the planet. I am suddenly suspicious this guy might be innocent.
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Maybe he got the rifle here:
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/byCategory/firearms/
Those rifles are not illegal in Canada if they are semi-automatic versions. Interestingly enough, did you know that in Canada you can legally buy short barrelled shotguns that are illegal in the USA?
Or maybe it's not even a real firearm:
http://www.fcsurplus.ca/shopping/products/c427-airsoft-assault-rifles/
You never know.
I think you're being selective.
Try bringing such a rifle into the city and you're NOT a cop or an armored car guard, and see what happens.
And farmers being allowed guns to shoot gophers hardly amounts to american style "right to bear arms" when they can't bring those guns into the city legally.
UPDATE :
It now turns out the guys "Confession" was derived from a "Mr. Big" police operation.
The problem being , if you're looking what you think is a violent criminal gangster in the eye , and he says "So you wanna go kill people ? I can help you with that. " That doesn't count as a confession, even the canadian supreme court agree's with that. The guy (presumably, if you don't know he's a cop) might kill you if you say the wrong thing, therefore anything you say to him cannot be considered a confession.
Which goes back to my original opinion. If you're standing up in court yelling "allah akbarr ! I refuse to recognize this court ! Islam is the only Law !" he's probably guilty. If he's saying "I never said that ! I never did that ! I deny everything ! " He's probably not.
Goes to the definition of "fanatic".
Non fanatics do not cross the ocean in order to die in a war on the other side of the planet. I am suddenly suspicious this guy might be innocent.
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