Australian accountant faces terrorism charges
Two men, including a US-Australian dual citizen, have been charged with conspiring to give computer advice, buy wrist watches and do other tasks to help al-Qaeda "modernise."A vaguely worded indictment unsealed on Friday (US time) in the federal court in Manhattan accused Wesam El-Hanafi, who was born in Brooklyn, of travelling to Yemen to meet with unnamed al-Qaeda members in February 2008.
The terrorists "instructed him on operational security measures and directed him to perform tasks for al-Qaeda," the indictment says. While there, he also "took an oath of allegiance to al-Qaeda," it adds. More




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