(New York, NY) – The Counter Extremism Project issued the following statement from CEO Ambassador Mark D. Wallace and President Frances F. Townsend in response to the terror attack on Westminster Bridge and subsequent stabbing outside of the Houses...
"Sir Ivor, from the Counter Extremism Project, and former head of counter-terrorism in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, said the attack could be attributed 'in significant part, to the failure of the intelligence community to monitor appropriately subjects of interest'."
"Sir Ivor Roberts, from the Counter Extremism Project, and former head of counter-terrorism in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office was speaking on the fifth anniversary of the London Bridge and Borough Market terror attack this weekend."
"Sir Ivor, from the Counter Extremism Project, and former head of counter-terrorism in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, said the attack could be attributed ‘in significant part, to the failure of the intelligence community to monitor appropriately subjects of interest’."
"But Sir Ivor Roberts, from the Counter Extremism Project and former head of counter-terrorism in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, said the attack could be attributed 'in significant part to the failure of the intelligence community to monitor appropriately subjects of interest.'"
Four years ago, three Islamist terrorists drove a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and proceeded to stab people in the nearby area, taking the lives of eight and injuring almost 50 others. The suspected ringleader, Khuram Butt, was a member of...
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