Tim Blair:
When you’re arriving at a police station after being arrested on charges related to alleged terrorism, this might not be the most helpful gesture:
A teenage bride suspected of plotting with her husband to commit a terrorist attack in Sydney was released into the community earlier this month because the state’s strict new bail laws are not yet able to be implemented.
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Alo-Bridget Namoa, 18, was re-arrested yesterday and remained in custody last night.
Isn’t it annoying how the enemedia portrays this potential suicide bomber as a “teenage bride?” The finger she shows us is a sign of Islamic supremacy, it is to signal “one god”, Islamic monotheism vs infidel polytheism.
Update:
The teenage Sydney girl arrested yesterday on terror charges had been released on bail earlier this month because new laws keeping terror suspects behind bars were not yet in force.
Alo-Bridget Namoa, 18, allegedly boasted about wanting to be the “Islamic Bonnie and Clyde” with her husband and stab a random member of the public.
But despite the strong objections from police, Magistrate Les Mabbutt had no option but to grant her bail two weeks ago, the Daily Telegraph report…See More

‘Jihadi Bonnie’ freed two weeks ago because new terror laws were not yet in force
She wouldn’t get away in the Netherlands, from where we get this:
In Europe, you may now be arrested for wearing a fluffy pig hat:
(Via Sven Viking, who emails: “The best line is from a bystander: ‘Whether or not it was provocation, it is and remains a pig hat.’”
Dutch anti-Islam protest leader reportedly arrested for refusing to take off fluffy pig hat
DutchNews.nl reports:
The leader of the Dutch branch of anti-Islam movement Pegida was arrested at a demonstration in Ede on Saturday for refusing to take off a child’s hat shaped like a pig he was wearing during the rally.
A few dozen people carrying Dutch flags and placards took part in the gathering in protest at plans to locate several refugee centres capable of accommodating up to 1,400 people in the town.

















