Canadian Police Claim That They Disrupted a Terrorist Attack on a US Bound Train

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Canadian police are announcing the disruption of an alleged Iranian Al Qaeda terror plot on a train, just as the Canadian government is attempting to pass  S-7, the Combating Terrorism Act, which will drastically limit freedom in the country.

 
by JGVibes
 
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Another suspicious terror plot was allegedly thwarted by police today, or so they say.  The suspects in the case are being associated with Al Qaeda and Iran in the press, but there has been no evidence release to confirm this.
The attack was said to be targeted at a train that was on its way into the US, meaning that police and intelligence agencies in the United States are also now involved in this investigation.  Interestingly enough, intelligence agencies from both countries have been in prior contact with these alleged terrorists.
According to Reuters

‘Canadian police said on Monday they had arrested and charged two men with an “al Qaeda-supported” plot to derail a passenger train.  The RCMP said it had arrested Chiheb Esseghaier, 30, of Montreal, and Raed Jaser, 35, of Toronto in connection with the plot, which authorities said was not linked to the Boston Marathon bombings, but likely had connections to al-Qaeda.  Neither is a Canadian citizen.”

“Had this plot been carried out, it would have resulted in innocent people being killed or seriously injured,” Royal Canadian Mounted Police official James Malizia told reporters in Toronto.
However, as mentioned earlier, it seems that intelligence agents in Canada and the US had already been in contact with these people, leaving many to wonder if this wasn’t another one of those entrapment scenarios that the FBI and CIA have been conducting in the United States for years.
To give some background on that, Infowars reported:

In what is now a familiar pattern, the suspects were under surveillance for more than a year before their arrest. The FBI worked with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the Canada Border Service Agency, and eight other police agencies, RCMP said Monday.  The FBI has a long and well-documented history of staging terror events.  The alleged attack arrives as the Harper government works to pass S-7, the Combating Terrorism Act, legislation that will rollback civil liberties in Canada.

What is also alarming is that they are trying to pin this on Iran as well.
Assistant Police Commissioner James Malizia said that the suspects were “receiving support from al Qaeda elements in Iran” to carry out an attack and conspiring to murder people on a VIA railway train in the greater Toronto area.
“When I speak about supported, I mean direction and guidance,” he said, despite having no evidence to back up his conspiracy theory.
Other than that, very little information is available at this time.  A train is a very isolated place for something like this to happen, so there is less of a possibility of there being pictures, video or witnesses that are willing to talk.  Regardless, in the following weeks more about the history of the suspects will be known, especially in relation to the intelligence agencies that they were in contact with.