Not the brightest in the box, these "authorities" they go on about. Not only does it take them a long time to search a lorry cab, but they apparently already had the bloke they were looking for in the cab "under surveillance". (I'm not certain they actually understand terms like "under surveillance" and "search for a fully grown man in a lorry cab").
These are the Mung Beans we are supposed to fear "hunting us down"? And their "machinery"? Hahahahahahahahahahaha.
But it's very, very sad for those who died, and their families. If only these "soldier and politician" types would stick to blowing up one another, it would all be fine.
Anyway, have a link!:
www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/catalogue-o...zation_enabled:false
The prime suspect for the Berlin massacre was under covert surveillance for months as a possible terrorist threat until police let him slip through their grasp earlier this month.
Anis Amri, 24, a Tunisian asylum seeker who arrived in Germany last year, was investigated for “preparing a serious crime endangering national safety”, involving funding the purchase of automatic weapons for use in a terrorist attack .
Amri had been arrested earlier this year and was known to be a supporter of the terrorist group thought to be behind the Sousse terrorist attack in Tunisia, as well as being a suspected disciple of a notorious hate preacher.
He had multiple identity documents with six different aliases under three nationalities, and a criminal record in Italy and Tunisia . He spent four years in an Italian prison before travelling to Germany after an expulsion order expired.
The German authorities, who were on Wednesday facing serious questions about how Amri was still at large, tried to deport him in June, but because he had no valid papers proving his nationality he was allowed to stay.
