Financial Times: accident "Ulc" the beginning of a
new stage in extremism
Called the newspaper "Financial Times" British Western governments and communities to take advantage of the free and Ulc assault, which occurred during the last week.
She drew the British newspaper - in its editorial, which reported on its website on Saturday - that in any free society, governments need to strike the right balance between national security and to ensure freedom and democracy at the same time, but the attack and Ulc raised once again questions about the subject of this balance at the present time.
The paper said the incident serves as a reminder about the threat faced by the country by extremist jihad operations, pointing out that the deliberate provocative behavior by the suspects, both of which are placed under house arrest, led to the escalation of anger among the British people.
The newspaper added that the incident also raised questions about the role of the security services, it has emerged that both suspects were listed on the files, the British domestic intelligence service (MI5) before the incident last Wednesday. She pointed out that (MI5) have some questions, which need answers certainly; Since the London bombings in July 2005 was funded device specifically to combat acts of terrorism, has asked the government of the Parliament's Committee for Intelligence and Security to investigate the information that was in the machine Prior to the attack, and contrary to what happened in the investigation into the bombings of 2005, must be completed by the current investigation on the incident in detail.
However, the newspaper noted that, before denouncing devices British intelligence or calling for tighter security measures, it should be recognized that this event is the first of its kind on the approach to the extreme, which crowned with success in Britain eight years ago, فالأجهزة security thwarted a terrorist plot every year, citing the non- any incidents of this kind in the London Olympics last year.
The newspaper considered that the events of the past week may represent the beginning of a new stage in Islamic extremism in some of the countries facing such attacks spontaneity, which are difficult to predict and frustration, noting that these attacks may be in the range is more limited than the first days of attacks by al-Qaeda, but it does not still cause escalating concern among many.
And concluded that the newspaper "Financial Times" British - Conclusion - to that in the time that should be where governments more cautious, should not also be the demolition of the laws and freedoms to confront these provocations, which would serve as a means to achieve the objectives of those groups and give them victory not deserve.
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