A British jury has convicted a man who planned to attack people he considered 'non-British' of terrorist offenses. The jury at London's Central Criminal Court found 43-year-old Neil Lewington guilty Wednesday of having explosives with intent to endanger life and preparing for acts of terrorism. Prosecutor Brian Altman told the jury Lewington had extreme views on race and ethnicity and planned to attack 'those he considered non-British.' Lewington was arrested in October after an argument with a train conductor. Police found two firebombs in his bag. At his home, they found a notebook labeled 'Waffen SS U.K. members handbook,' along with bomb-making equipment including electrical timers. Lewington will be sentenced later. 