Chaarani told Justice Christopher Beale, who will sentence him over the plot next month, he had renounced Islamic State and his former extremist jihadi views.
When asked if he was sorry, Chaarani replied "you have no idea" and denied he was only speaking up now to get a reduced sentence.Ahmed Mohamed said he was drawn into extremist ideology because he was "embarrassed".Both are already serving up to 22 years jail for a firebomb attack on a Melbourne mosque in December 2016.
I think, Australia became sanctuary for the word some terrorists and criminals. Nowadays,people with full face covers ( Gender unknown) some with long beards, round hats, are frequently appear in our towns , enjoying radicalism !in the shade of democracy!! I believe!
Far right terrorists? Radical Muslim terrorists?
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