My latest for the CTC Sentinel, this time looking at UK’s online counter-jihad. Some more detail on this story is going to appear in my forthcoming book. It is also the subject of a much bigger publication which I will eventually get around to doing. Understanding how to counter online terrorist activity is going to [...]
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The UK’s Efforts to Disrupt Jihadist Activity Online
Posted: September 27, 2011 in CTC SentinelTags: counter-radicalization, counter-terrorism, internet terrorism, lone wolves, online radicalisation, radicalization, UK
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Manchester, New York and Oslo: Three Centrally Directed Al Qaeda plots
Posted: August 27, 2010 in CTC SentinelTags: al muhajiroun, Al Qaeda, counter-terrorism, Norway, Pakistan, radicalization, terrorism, TIP, UK, US
Back on the topic of terrorism in the West, my latest for the CTC Sentinel of West Point, exploring the network of plots from apparently send out by Al Qaeda in late 2008 – the Pathway group in Northern England from April 2009, the Najibullah Zazi cell in New York (who I have already covered [...]
The Changing Scene in Londonistan
Posted: February 26, 2010 in CTC SentinelTags: al muhajiroun, lone wolves, radicalization, terrorism, UK
My latest article for a new outlet, the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, which explores the current state of radicalization in London. It should be found at this link, though it does not appear to be up yet: http://ctc.usma.edu/sentinel/CTCSentinel-Vol3Iss2.pdf I also have the pdf for anyone who cannot find it. Here is the first [...]
