NYC Vehicular Jihad: “We love death more than you love life!” Screamed would-be martyr

More ties to Zazi the nazi, who was arrested back in September for a massive plot to blow up the NYC subway system, stadium and entertainment complex. (more here)

A Muslim tied to a suspected al Qaeda-trained terrorist tried to martyr himself when he crashed his car into the back of another at the
Bronx-Whitestone Bridge while trying to flee from Federal agents.

Prosecutors said he tried to mix explosives in a hotel room in early September, then drove to New York to carry out an attack, possibly on the transit system, they said. 

Relatives of Ahmedzay at his Parsons Boulevard home said he is a hard worker who regularly attends a local mosque.
Well, there you have it. Regularly attended the mosque. He was devout.

Obama says, respect it!

Bridge 'terror' thug's Allah Cry NY Post (hat tip kasper)

Rant before crash ends 'suicide' bid

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A Queens man tied to a suspected al Qaeda-trained terrorist may have been
trying to kill himself when he crashed his car into the back of another at the
Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, law enforcement sources said.

Adis Medunjanin, 25, called 911 as he sped erratically away from federal
agents through Queens streets at up to 90 mph.

"We love death more than you love life!" he exclaimed in Arabic.

Medunjanin also praised Allah moments before he rear-ended another vehicle,
sources said.

Police are investigating the bizarre crash as a possible suicide attempt by
the frantic Medunjanin, in the wake of a federal raid on his Queens home.

Medunjanin, 24, a recent graduate of Queens College, and Zarein Ahmedzay, 25,
had been under intense surveillance in their homes since September when their
former Flushing HS classmate Najibullah Zazi was arrested on suspicion of
plotting a new 9/11-style attack in New York.

The latest twist in the case began Thursday afternoon, when neighbors said
seven federal agents showed up at Medunjanin's two-bedroom co-op where he lives
with his parents.

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"They wanted his passport to document his travels," a law enforcement source
said of the raid by the FBI-NYPD Joint Terrorism Task Force.

About an hour after the feds confiscated the passport and left, the
Bosnian-born Medunjanin got into his car and was tailed by agents.

He accelerated to get away from them until the crash. Then he fled on foot
until he was chased down by members of the task force and hospitalized for minor
injuries, police said.

He initially was charged only with fleeing the scene of an accident, but
sources said he would be charged with providing material support to terrorism
when arraigned in Brooklyn federal court tomorrow at 10 a.m.

His lawyer, Robert Gottlieb, fumed about a lack of information.

"The US attorney has refused to give me any of the details," he said. He said
he hasn't been able to speak to Medunjanin.

Ahmedzay, an Afghan-born cab driver, was picked up by authorities in
Greenwich Village Thursday night and pleaded not guilty yesterday to a single
charge of lying to federal agents when he was questioned in September.

He allegedly lied when asked about traveling to Pakistan and Afghanistan in
2008 and whether he knew a "John Doe" — apparently referring to Zazi — who is
believed to have attended military training at al Qaeda camps.

Anti-terror experts called the Zazi case one of the most serious threats
since the 9/11 attacks. They said Zazi took bomb-making classes from al Qaeda,
then returned to the United States to buy beauty supplies in a Denver suburb to
make peroxide-based explosives.

Prosecutors said he tried to mix explosives in a hotel room in early
September, then drove to New York to carry out an attack, possibly on the
transit system, they said.

Relatives of Ahmedzay at his Parsons Boulevard home said he is a hard worker
who regularly attends a local mosque.