
“The Prime Minister said that Britain is now engaged in ‘generational struggle’ against al-Qaeda affiliates like the group behind last week’s Algerian hostage crisis, whose leadership is based in Mali. The National Security Council will today discuss boosting British assistance to the French intervention in Mali, he told MPs. Islamic militants who are threatening the government there raise the risk of ‘a new terrorist haven developing on Europe’s doorstep,’ Mr Cameron said. Mr Cameron also said that ministers could ‘look again’ at defence cuts and spend more on counter-terrorism capabilities and Special Forces like the SAS and SBS.”
Related posts:
Ponzi Pandemic: 500+ Schemes Totaling $50+ Billion in 'Madoff Era'
Caller ID inventor struggles to collect royalties despite owning patent
Mysterious Louisiana Sinkhole Raises Concerns of Explosions and Radiation
The Bitcoin crackdown
Trump Blasts China, EU For 'Currency Manipulation'
Obama’s surveillance revisions omit limits on warrantless email searches
Russian researchers expose U.S. hard drive firmware spying program
Secret files reveal police feared that Trekkies could turn on society
Feds mobilize against additional hits on their pocketbooks
Las Vegas Sands’ Sheldon Adelson ‘Morally Opposed’ to Online Betting
New York Fire Department Rescues Cop Stuck in Tree Trying to Rescue Cat
N.S.A. May Have Hit Internet Companies at a Weak Spot
Pentagon in 2012: 75,000 troops needed to secure Syria chemical weapons
Shots fired during FBI warrant search in District Heights
TSA opens museum to inspire its mission