Terrorists attack Reichstag in February or March

Date of prediction: 2010-11-20

Der Spiegel reports that a terrorist group has plotted an attack against the Reichstag building in Berlin. According to the reports, the attack is scheduled for February or March, 2011 [quote in German]:

»Das Terrornetzwerk Al Qaida und verbündete Gruppierungen planen nach einem Bericht des Magazins „Der Spiegel“ möglicherweise einen Anschlag auf den Berliner Reichstag. Dabei wollten sie Geiseln nehmen und mit Schusswaffen ein Blutbad anrichten, meldete das Magazin am Samstag vorab.
(…)
Die Anschläge seien für Februar oder März geplant.«

(FAZ.NET:
Terrorwarnung: Magazin: Attentat auf Reichstag geplant;
Spiegel Online:
Terroristen planen angeblich Anschlag auf den Reichstag)

They cite as a source an unnamed djihadist that they say has contacted the German federal police BKA.

November 2010 terror plot

Date of prediction: 2010-11-17

»Security measures are being stepped up in Germany after Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said there were clear indications of a terror plot targeting the country.
(…)
Mr de Maiziere gave no details about a specific plot, apart from saying it was planned for later this month.«

(BBC News: Germany reconsiders terror risk)

Jihad coming to Germany (but not to Kiel) within 14 days after election

Date of prediction: 2009-09-18

»”If the German people choose war, then they have delivered their own sentence,” says Harrach in the video, which has been obtained by SPIEGEL ONLINE. Then jihad would come to Germany, he says. He advises Muslims in Germany to avoid all places which are “essential to daily life” — possibly meaning busy public places — for a period of 14 days after the election and to keep their children close to them. He says that “the city of Kiel” will remain safe in any case, for reasons that are not explained.«

(Spiegel Online: New Video Message: Al-Qaida Threatens Terror Attacks in Germany after Election)

Added 2009-10-11: Looks like the jihadist failed in predicting his own attack. I’m not impressed (nor scared).