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In a secret trial, in the UK, Erol Incedal (above), who is of Turkish origin, was accused of plotting a Paris-style attack on Britain.

Erol was convicted of possessing a document useful for terrorism and jailed for three-and-a-half years.

Erol had a billionaire's lifestyle and was friends with 'good friends' of the Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry.

Erol had a posh home in Paddington, drove a Mercedes and wore a £15,000 designer watch.

Erol was friends with fellow student Ruslan Mamedov who worked for billionaire sons of a minister in Azerbaijan who liked to party in London.

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Mounir Rarmoul-Bouhadjar, pictured, who was on trial along with Erol Incedal

During Erol's terrorism trial the court heard of a possible plot to assassinate Tony Blair.

The organiser of the Mumbai attack, and most of the other terror attacks in India, was an American called David Headley, who reportedly worked for the CIA. DAVID HEADLEY - 'DRUG DEALER AND CIA AGENT'... / SUNDAY TIMES: CIA'S DAVID HEADLEY .... • "David Headley has become a prosecution witness in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case.• A 26/11 court in Mumbai has granted him pardon in the case." Indian court pardons US man for role in Mumbai attack

Now, one might wonder if Incedal is aware that the Mumbai attack was, reportedly, carried out by the CIA and its friends.

INSIDE-JOB: MUMBAI

ISIS is said to be headed by an agent of Mossad (above).

And, one might wonder if Incedal is aware that ISIS, reportedly, works for the CIA and its friends.

ISIS PROVIDES OIL FOR ISRAEL AND EU.

London Bombings 'ringleader' Mohammad Sidique Khan photographed by Yorkshire Police in 2001.

In the recent trial, the two defendants were Erol Incedal, a British national of Turkish origin, and Mounir Rarmoul-Bouhadjar, a British national of Algerian origin.

Mounir Rarmoul-Bouhadjar is the former ‘team leader’ for a charity housing association.

He worked with vulnerable adults after graduating with a second-class degree in economics, and is listed as a joint director of a firm which appears to sell mobile phone software.

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