Poland - Scientist Is Held in Plot to Blow Up Parliament Building - NYTimes.com A scientist at Krakow's Agricultural University has been arrested on charges that he planned to bomb the Parliament building in Warsaw, prosecutors said Tuesday. The 45-year-old suspect, described by the authorities as a xenophobic nationalist, was accused of plotting to detonate a homemade four-ton car bomb. According to Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the suspect apparently drew inspiration from the Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik, who killed 77 people last year in a shooting spree and bombing. He added that the suspect, who was arrested in Krakow on Nov. 9 but has not been publicly identified, had access to campus laboratories, built and tested homemade bombs, and had explosives, remote-control detonators and guns. He also had "carried out reconnaissance in the neighborhood of the Sejm," the Parliament, a prosecutor said. Mr. Tusk called on the people of Poland to relinquish the highly partisan and "aggressive language, language of hatred" that has characterized much of the public discourse in Poland for the past several years.