Canadian policing plus (merged thread)

[bismark17]

Interesting...thanks for posting!

[AdamG]

Interesting group size - same as the 9-11 crew.

[davidbfpo]

Advance notice of a new book's publication (in the UK) on the Toronto plot, jointly written by Anne Speckhard, a psychologist and Mubin Shaikh.The actual title: 'Undercover Jihadi: Inside the Toronto 18 - Al Qaeda Inspired, Homegrown, Terrorism in the West'.

Mubin Shaikh is one of the very few people in the world to have actually been undercover in a homegrown terror cell. His is a story of growing up Muslim in an age where militant jihad is glorified, of being caught between two identities and finally emerging victorious.

A number of glowing reviews and several podcast segments by Shaikh:http://www.annespeckhard.com/undercover-jihadi.html

It appears to have been published last month in North America:http://www.amazon.com/Undercover-Jih.../dp/B00NMR9T46

[davidbfpo]

A new comprehensive database on terrorism occurring in Canada, or involving Canadian perpetrators, victims or targets, has added another tool to the belts of policymakers focused on anti-terrorism efforts. The open-source Canadian Incident Database is available for free at extremism.ca. It captures unclassified incidents from 1960 to present, including hoaxes and threats. Data was drawn from more than a dozen existing datasets...

Link:http://www.embassynews.ca/news/2015/...qrcvw5.twitter

We should all have such information, even better if linked to criminal proceedings and the result.