Thanks for that link. I’m going to link to it on some of my web pages DocRock.
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“I doubt terrorist are only interested in an electronic jihad in 2012.”
I agree.
Terrorist desires and actions (including the global jihad) is a 24/7 activity.
A very small sampler:
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/globaljihad/index?tab=articles
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/ecoterrorism/index?tab=articles
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/terrorism/index?tab=articles
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/drugcartels/index?tab=articles
http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/gangs/index?tab=articles
“Security guard at Olympic Stadium found with Semtex”
By Andy Bloxham 11:26PM BST 30 Mar 2011
SNIPPET: “A female security guard at the 2012 Olympic Stadium has been arrested with what is thought to be Semtex plastic explosive in her car.”
SNIPPET: “The 40-year-old dog handler was stopped by police officers from the Olympic Site Support Unit in a car park off Pudding Mill Lane, close to the stadium in east London, on Tuesday.
She was found to be carrying plastic explosive and class A drugs.”
SNIPPET: “”Searches were carried out at residential addresses in Kent and London, no further substances were found.”
“European anarchists could target Olympics, police and security officials fear”
SNIPPET: “Anarchist groups from across southern Europe may target the Olympics in their anti-austerity campaign, police and security sources believe.”
By Tom Whitehead, Security Editor6:30AM BST 21 Jun 2012
SNIPPET: “Violent groups who clashed with police in Greece and Spain over austerity cuts could launch an attack on the summer Games to ensure worldwide publicity, it is feared.
The Italian group, the Informal Anarchist Federation, has already threatened to wage a “low-intensity war” against the Olympics.
That group, known by its Italian initials FAI, has also been linked with a failed mail bomb attack on a German bank.
The hacking group Anonymous has also warned it intends to target the global event.
One security expert last night said anarchist groups on the Continent are increasingly supporting one another and may team up with UK counterparts this summer.”