Video | Nazi boss visited Marsa migrants 'in statement to prove possible terror cell'

Greger, who was in Malta last March together with the former leader of the Northern Irish Ulster Freedom Fighters Johnny 'Mad Dog’ Adair, visited the Marsa Open Centre with Briton Paul Ray, who is currently being implicated as the ‘mentor’ of Norwegian Anders Berink Brevik, who murdered 92 people in a bomb in downtown Oslo and Utoya island.

In his blog called ‘Exiled in Malta’ Paul Ray talks about “the possibility of several terrorist cells being formed in Malta by a variety of groups, but this possible scenario relates to the refugee community now living in Malta - although it was Ray himself who had been in online contact with Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik, who went on to kill 94 people in a bomb attack in Oslo and a shooting spree on the island of Utaya.

“The overwhelming majority of African refugee’s [sic] living in Malta are on the island for humanitarian reasons and at this stage are not a threat to anyone, but amongst those refugees it would be naïve to say that none of them are linked to Islamic terrorist groups back in their own countries, or are supporters of such groups. In the UK for example, most of the major leaders of international Islamic terrorism within the Country were at one time refugees to Britain, so why should the threat from within the refugee population in Malta be any different to anywhere else in the World? “

In his comments, Ray Paul claims that there are around 3,000 Muslims of some 6,000 migrants on the island and that 85% of these Muslims "reject all forms of Islamic terrorism and support".

"That means for example, you have a pool of 400 muslems who either support violent jihad, or are willing to carry out a suicide bombing attack or something similar, either in Malta or abroad.”

Paul Ray also claimed that the Somali refugee community in Malta “has a connection to Al Qaeda through Al Shabab which is the East African wing that operates around the area of Mogadishu in Somalia.”

Ray is the leader of a revived 'Knights Templar' movement based on the medieval crusades to the Holy Land. Aged 35, he fled Bedforshire in the UK fearing arrest for inciting racial hatred. He has since been in online contact with Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik and admitted that his blog may have informed Breivik's 1,500-page diatribe against Islam.

In the blog, Ray incorrectly referred to all Somali refugees as hailing from the capital Mogadishu.He said they are Muslim - which happens to b the majority religion in Somalia - but "this is not to say they are all Islamic terrorists, this is to say there is a link and possible terror threat lurking in their midst.”

In Britain – Paul Ray claims -  the Internal Security Services (MI5) have been very concerned about Somalis from the British community travelleng back to their homeland, being trained up and then returning and committing a terrorist attack in the country.

“Is it beyond the realms of possibility that Islamic terrorists have travelled from not just Somalia, but other African Nations, along the refugee route into Europe and are now in Malta?” he asks.

In his blog ‘Exiled in Malta’ Paul Ray conjures up the possibility of a suicide bomber hitting on foreigners in Paceville, this time by Arabs.  “What would the Maltese justice system do if it caught a few Arabs plotting an act of international terrorism somewhere in the world on Maltese soil? Probably nothing because to my limited knowledge they do not have any real anti-terror legislation covering such events because the legal system is not up to date with the current threat from international terrorism like other Western Nations who have awoken to the threat staring them in the face."

“I imagine there is a big list on the desks of MI6 and the CIA of suspected and actual known international Arab/Islamic terrorists living in Malta or using it as a base due to its lax internal security over such matters. Matters over looked until now because who would have ever thought bombing Gadaffi was on the cards and the ripple effect it could cause that could go right up into the heart of Maltese society and effect the future life of the Nation (remove tourism from the island and what would be the effect?).”

“When I think to myself will there be an attack in Malta, firstly doubt fills my mind because of the false sense of security everyone lives in, and then reality based upon the facts breaks through and it becomes a very real plausible possibility."