A British judge has sent nine men to prison for plotting to set up a terrorist training camp and bomb the London Stock Exchange. The British Muslims pleaded guilty last week. Mohammed Chowdhury, 21; Shah Rahman, 28; Gurukanth Desai, 30; and Abdul Miah, 25, admitted planning to plant a home-made bomb in the stock exchange toilets.
Two others admitted lesser charges. Woolwich Crown Court Judge Alan Wilkie sentenced the six men on Thursday to between five and 16 years. Three others admitted planning to set up a terrorist training camp in Pakistan and were given ``indeterminate,' or open-ended, sentences.
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