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| [1.] Nm/Fragment 051 01 - Diskussion Zuletzt bearbeitet: 2012-04-22 11:11:56 Hindemith | BauernOpfer, Bedi 2005, Fragment, Gesichtet, Nm, SMWFragment, Schutzlevel sysop |
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Quelle: Bedi 2005 Seite(n): 6-7, Zeilen: p.6,33-42; p.7:1-11 |
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| [2) New terrorists: The people who are indoctrinated at some] religious school preaching extremism, who commit an act of terrorism just or shortly after being brainwashed and trained. [...] The persons who get indoctrinated through the internet and somehow find themselves a mentor, or self-train using the urban warfare training that Al Qaeda has made readily available on the internet can be classified in this terrorist group.
3) Sleepers: People in touch through family and friends’ connections with experienced terrorists, who act as their mentors and train them group wise. Sometimes sleepers are small groups embedded in the migrant settler community that due to incomplete integration into the host society may have hidden cells engaged in terrorist and criminal operations. Even the presence of mentor is not necessary in such situations. The police does not have enough proof (if there is some) to lock them up or list them as wanted publicity, albeit they may be monitoring some of them. 4) Known hard-core terrorists: People on the most wanted list of the FBI and other intelligence or law enforcement agencies. With the focus on anti-terrorism in the West, the first type is increasingly being foiled at an early stage and with limited damage. However, the second category of terrorists is difficult to spot. For example, the London July 2005 bombers included a young Pakistani boy belonging to a good family, who unfortunately was influenced by some person(s) he met at a religious school. Or, the other example is of Mohammad Momin Khawaja, who was indoctrinated through the Internet and was arrested by the Canadian police after collaborating with the UK in March 2004, in connection with a large UK plot. He was a Canadian citizen, a contractual software operator in the Canadian Foreign Affairs Department, earning a decent income. He never got any formal training, however he was probably trained by Al Qaeda mentor [using the Internet.] |
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2) New terrorists indoctrinated at some religious school preaching extremism who commit an act shortly after being brainwashed and trained. There are also persons who get indoctrinated through the internet and somehow find themselves a mentor and self-train using the urban-warfare training that al-Qaeda has made readily available on the internet. 3) “Sleepers” in touch through family and friends’ connections with experienced terrorists who act as their mentors and train them in small groups. Sometimes sleepers are small groups embedded in the migrant settler community that due to incomplete integration into the host society may have hidden cells engaged in terrorist and criminal activities with or without a mentor. The police have insufficient proof (if at all) to lock them up/ put them on a public black-list albeit they may be monitoring some of them. [p. 7] 4) Known hardcore terrorists on the most wanted list of the FBI and other black-lists. With the focus on anti-terrorism in the West, the first category is increasingly being foiled at an early stage with limited damage. The second category of terrorists, for example, the recent London July 2005 bombers included a young Pakistani boy from a good family who unfortunately got swayed under the influence of some person(s) he met at a religious school. Or, the example of Mohammad Momin Khawaja indoctrinated through the internet, who was arrested by the Canadian police collaborating with the UK in March 2004, in connection with a large UK plot. He was a Canadian citizen of Pakistani origin, a contract computer software operator with the Canadian Foreign Affairs Department earning a decent income. He never got any formal training albeit he did manage to get himself an al-Qaeda mentor and probably trained himself using the internet. |
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