No one knows even remotely how many terrorists there are among the muslim 'refugees' flooding Western Europe. Or how they compare to the number of 'homegrown' ones. What is certain is that the sum total of both categories is catastrophic. For the UK, the big news last week was not the elections - although Labour's strong gains are a very strong reason for serious concern in themselves - but the estimated 23,000 UK-based muslim terrorists, as projected by British security services. Via Express:
"The number of potential UK-based terrorists on the radar of the British security services is as high as 23,000, it has emerged.
The figure is more than six times the figure previously released by the Home Office at the time of last month's Manchester bombing.
Then, it was revealed the security services had 500 live investigations into more than 3,000 suspected radical jihadis, including about 400 people who have remarkably been allowed to return to our shores after fighting with terror group Islamic State (ISIS) in Syria.
But, it has since emerged a further 20,000 radical Islamists have been considered a "person of interest" to the security services at anyone time, according to a security services source.
It is not clear over which timescale the figure relates to.
But, the news has led to fears there are simply not enough resources for our security forces and counter terror police to monitor all their activities at anyone time.
A Whitehall source said 18 terror plots in the UK have been foiled since 2013, including five since the London terror attack in March.
But round-the-clock monitoring of terror suspects is only possible in a handful of cases due to limited resources, the priority of which are determined on factors including credibility of intelligence and the apparent seriousness of the individual's intent, according to the source.
But, Salman Abedi, who killed 22 people and injured 116 others at the Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena on May 22 was a "person of interest" who slipped the net and was allowed to travel from the UK to Libya and return in the run up to the atrocity.
Investigations are underway into how this was able to happen."
Yeah right.
MFBB.
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