An alleged Brussels terrorist starred in a movie about Immigration Integration.
The film industry can attract dangerous people. Two years ago, an aspiring actress who worked on The Vampire Diaries and The Walking Dead was arrested and charged for trying to kill the President. Last year a serial killer haunting the streets of Atlanta, Georgia killing homeless men was an aspiring actor. But, according to a new report, an alleged Brussels terrorist was the star in a documentary about successful integration of immigrants to Western cultures and society.
According to BreitBart.com, the Syrian-origin Swedish passport holder arrested in Belgium last week for his involvement in the Brussels bomb attacks starred in a movie. He’s accused of murder and was captured on a closed-circuit TV cameras carrying bags that contained explosive devices like those used to kill 32 civilians.
According to reports, Osama Krayem was featured in an video entitled Without Borders – A Film About Sports and Integration, in which Krayem showed how being on a city’s sports team helped him integrate and blend into the Swedish population.
A former employee of the city of Malmo, at the age of 11 Osama starred in a documentary about migrants in Sweden.
The family featured in a 2005 documentary called ‘Without Borders — A Film About Sport And Integration’, in which football-mad Krayem demonstrated how the Malmo football team had helped him settle into Swedish society.
The documentary was shot on a budget of around $30,000 and was praised by movie critics. And when the movie was released he told reporters: “90 percent of our members have a migrant background, as this integration is something I think a lot about. With this project we want to take responsibility for the society we all be living in formed. And how we are formed as people”.
In 2014, Osama Kraym traveled to Syria and reportedly joined the Islamic State. That’s when he started posting pictures on Facebook and according to reports, showcasing his exploits in Syria. Then he traveled to Brussels as a refugee and reportedly took a leading role in organising the bomb attacks.
On the morning of March 22, 2016, three coordinated nail bombings occurred in Belgium: two at Brussels Airport in Zaventem, and one at Maalbeek metro station in Brussels. In these attacks, 32 victims and three suicide bombers were killed, and over 300 people were injured. Another bomb was found during a search of the airport. ISIS later claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Source: BreitBart.com
