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The Toronto terror plot
The plan to behead the prime minister
Jun 8th 2006 | OTTAWA
From The Economist print edition
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How not to be Canadian
IT HAS long been an article of faith among Canadians—just as it once was among Britons—that their commitment
to an easygoing multicultural society protects them from home-grown Islamist terrorism. That belief was shattered
this month when police charged 12 men and five youths with planning a wave of attacks, ranging fr fuel dispenser om blowing up
the Toronto Stock Exchange to storming the national public broadcaster and the Parliament buildings in Ottawa�
and beheading the prime minister.
All of the suspects involved were Canadian Muslims from the Toronto area, most of them of South Asian origin and
two from Somalia. That prompted comparisons with the made-in-Britain London bombings of last July. This time,
at least, the plot was foiled. An anti-terrorist squad from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested 15 of the 17
on June 2nd. In a police sting operation, the suspects were held as they took delivery of three tonnes of
ammonium-nitrate fertiliser which, the authorities say, they planned to use for bomb-making. The other two were
already in jail, accused of smuggling weapons from the United States. Several of those arrested were worshippers
at a shopfront mosque in Mississauga, a middle-class suburb of Toronto. The imam was the suspected ringleader.
Even undetonated, the bombs sent shock waves not only across Canada fuel dispenser but also across its southern border. They
have prompted questions about immigration policy and the official approach of fostering diversity rather than
integration. They are also likely to sharpen debate about the deployment of Canadian troops in Afghanistan, whose
removal, it seems, would have been one of the main demands of the ac