My latest over at FreeRad!cals, this one looking at a couple of convert stories which caught my eye. Khalid Kelly is the most fascinating, as I really wonder whether he is what he says he is, or whether this is bluster. Crazy Convert Capers View more articles by Raff Pantucci Filed under: Europe, Radicalisation Two stories [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Crazy Convert Capers
Posted: November 20, 2009 in Free Rad!calsTags: al muhajiroun, converts, Germany, Pakistan, radicalization, terrorism, UK
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Prevent Problems
Posted: November 19, 2009 in Free Rad!calsTags: counter-radicalization, legislation, Prevent, UK
My latest on FreeRadicals, while I can now access this where I am, it still appears temperamental, so you may have to go to the actual post for the hyperlinked version: http://icsr.info/blog/Prevent-Problems. As ever, thoughts, comments and criticisms warmly welcomed. Prevent Problems View more articles by Raff Pantucci Filed under: Radicalisation, UK As I mentioned [...]
Another new piece for Free Rad!cals, this time adding my two cents to the Hasan Malik story. More on this later when I finally get around to completing my larger piece on Lone Wolves. Lone Wolf Malik View more articles by Raff Pantucci Filed under: North America, Radicalisation While I recognize that I still owe [...]
Deep Impact: The Effect of Drone Attacks on British Counter-Terrorism
Posted: November 12, 2009 in RUSI JournalTags: Pakistan, radicalization, terrorism, UK
This is a bit of an unfair one for those of you not either members of RUSI or able to access their journal online or in hardcopy, but I have a new article out in the latest RUSI Journal looking at the issue of Predator strikes in Pakistan. While the focus of the piece was [...]
Why is the Right doing so well in the UK?
Posted: November 6, 2009 in Free Rad!calsTags: far right, radicalization, UK
My latest for FreeRad!cals, back where I cannot post very well, so follow the link to see where the links are I’m afraid. The article appears to have stirred up a bit of a debate, look forward to maybe hearing others thoughts on this. Why is the Right doing so well in the UK? by [...]
Al Qaeda’s Nuclear Scientist? The Case of Adlene Hicheur
Posted: November 1, 2009 in Terrorism MonitorTags: AQIM, Europe, France, nuclear, radicalization, terrorism
More for Jamestown Foundation on the case of Adelene Hicheur, the French-Algerian chap who worked on the infamous Large Hadyron Collider and was apparently in contact with Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. A strange case in which all the details are not clear, and will unlikely be clear any time soon, though it remains [...]
