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Concludes Aegis: 'The threat will not disappear, and the trick will be in maintaining defences over a prolonged period.'

How right they are. It has been less than three years, and many have already almost forgotten 9-11-2001.

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I looked up Aegis Intelligence, since it's their report the article was discussing.

Here is their site:

http://www.aegis.sageweb.co.uk/default.htm

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More about Aegis & info about the terrorists from another article:


New face of terror
Young, clubbing South Asians in UK
http://straitstimes.asia1.com.sg/topstories/story/0,4386,266148,00.html

"In an update of the terrorist threat after the recent arrests of suspects in several countries, the authoritative London-based defence and security consultancy Aegis Defence Services reveals the profile of some of the young men who are involved in terrorist operations in the UK.

Its latest Aegis Intelligence Report cites a senior British security source as saying that a surprisingly large number of those arrested earlier in the year, and now awaiting trial, do not come from the religiously-fervent, socially-detached background previously seen in terrorists.

Rather, they are well integrated into British society. 'They enjoy drinking, clubbing and generally participating in British society as much as any young second/third generation South Asian man,' says Aegis.

As a result, Islamist extremists are now recruiting foot soldiers at social clubs and community centres instead of at mosques, their traditional recruitment centres."

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'The threat will not disappear, and the trick will be in maintaining defences over a prolonged period.'

The trick will be in denying Islam a foothold in the West.