Another British bombing...this time at Glasgow Airport.

Two men identified as `South Asians' ( the Britpress euphemism used for `Pakistanis' in articles about Islamic terrorism) drove a flaming SUV into a Glasgow airport terminal Saturday in what British police called a terrorist attack linked to those two car-bomb plots foiled in London the previous day.

"I can confirm that we believe the incident at Glasgow airport is linked to the events in London yesterday," the chief constable in the Glasgow area, Willie Rae.

"There are clearly similarities and we can confirm that this is being treated as a terrorist incident."

A dark green Jeep Cherokee ( notice the color,Islam's holy hue) was used like a battering ram to force open the glass doors of the main entrance to the airport terminal and then exploded in flames.

A witness to the attack said on BBC television that both men had gotten out of the jeep and doused it with gasoline after it crashed into the building, that one of the car’s occupants had been ablaze from head to foot, and as he struggled with the police, "was throwing punches and shouting ‘Allah, Allah.’ "

One of the passengers in the terminal, Stephen Clarkson was one of the first to get his hands on the flaming jihadi before police intervened.

He said: "I managed to knock the Asian fellow to the ground and four police officers got on top of him...his whole body was on fire. He was quite a big fellow and was disorientated otherwise I wouldn't have been able to knock him down."

(Slanje, Jimmy...good work!)

Later the wanna be homicide bomber was taken to Paisley's Royal Alexandra Hospital, where he remains in a critical condition with severe burns. When they examined him , the police found him wearing what they describe only as a `suspicious device', most likely a bomb belt. Part of the hospital was immediately evacuated until that `suspicious device' could be removed safely and disposed of.

The UK is now on "critical" alert - its highest terror threat level.

Gordon Brown, a native Glaswegian has warned the British people to be vigilant and told them to remain "united, resolute and strong".

"The first duty of the Government is the security and safety of all the British people. So it's right to raise the levels of security at airports and crowded places.

I want all British people to be vigilant and support the police. I know the British people will stand together united, resolute and strong."

Liverpool's John Lennon airport and Blackpool airport have been closed and security tightened at other UK airports. The US has also installed extra security at its airports.

This comes in the the same week that Gordon Brown became Britain's new Prime Minister, and exactly seven days before the second anniversary of the 7/7 attacks in London.