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69 McDermott, Perfect Soldiers pp. 37-46
70 DIGOS (Italian secret service) report ‘Al Muhajroun 3’ dated 21 November 2001
71 Shiv Malik, ‘My Brother the Bomber’ Prospect (June 2007) p. 34
72 Gerald Robbins, ‘Dutch Treat: The Netherlands Tries to Assimilate its Muslim Immigrants’ Weekly Standard 13 July 2007 pp. 1-2
73 George Walden, Time to Emigrate? (London 2006)
74 Paul M. Sniderman and Louk Hagendoorn, When Ways of Life Collide (Princeton 2007) pp. 27ff.
75 See especially Nick Cohen’s honest and informed What’s Left? How the Liberals Lost their Way (London 2006)
76 Walter Laqueur, The Last Days of Europe. Epitaph for an Old Continent (New York 2007) p. 85; and for the final discussion see the clear-minded piece by Rod Liddle, ‘The Public Know How These Attacks Happen - Unlike the Politicians’ Spectator 7 July 2007 pp. 14-15
77 This important point is made by Ed Husain, The Islamist pp. 69-70
78 Jamie Doward, ‘Extremists Train Young Convicts for Terror Plots’ Observer 15 July 2007
79 Jason Burke, Evening Standard 8 August 2007
80 Thomas H. Kean and others, The 9/11 Commission Report (New York 2002) p. 166
81 Barton Gellman and Jo Becker, ‘Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency’ Part ii, Washington Post 24 June 2007 p. 5
82 Fawaz A. Gerges, Journey of the Jihadist. Inside Muslim Militancy (Orlando 2006) pp. 207-9
83 See the useful discussion by Michael Howard, ‘War against Terrorism’ Royal United Services Institute Address 30 October 2001 pp. 1-5
84 Ron Suskind, The One Per Cent Doctrine. Deep Inside America’s Pursuit of its Enemies since 9/11 (London 2006) p. 17
85 See the interesting memoir by Tyler Drumheller, On the Brink (New York 2006) p. 48. Drumheller was the head of CIA clandestine operations in Europe
86 Christina Lamb, ‘The Invisible Man’ Sunday Times magazine 18 March 2007 pp. 48-57 is an informed account of the search effort
87 David Gartenstein-Ross and Kyle Dabruzzi, ‘The Convergence of Crime and Terror: Law Enforcement Opportunities and Perils’ Center for Policing Terrorism 26 March 2007 pp. 1-24
88 For the above see David Rivkin and Lee A. Casey, ‘Family Feud: The Law in War and Peace’ National Interest (2007) 89, pp. 66-75 and John Yoo, War by Other Means. An Insider’s Account of the War on Terror (New York 2006)
89 See the thoughtful review by Alasdair Palmer, ‘American “Oppressors” Have a Right to a Fair Trial Too’ Sunday Telegraph 3 June 2007 reviewing Clive Stafford Smith’s new book on Guantánamo Bay
90 Mark Bowden, ‘Jihadists in Paradise’ Atlantic Monthly March 2007 pp. 54-75
91 West Point Counter-Terrorism Center Harmony Project Adl to Muktar dated 13 June 2002
92 See Rohan Gunaratna, ‘Terrorism in Southeast Asia: Threat and Response’ Hudson Institute (New York 2006) pp. 1-12
93 Jason Burke, ‘Al Qaeda after Madrid’ Prospect (June 2004)
94 See the discussion by David Tucker, ‘What’s New about the New Terrorism and How Dangerous is It?’ Terrorism and Political Violence (2001) 13, pp. 1-14
95 See the important paper by Stanford University’s Jacob Shapiro, ‘The Terrorist’s Challenge: Security, Efficiency, Control’ Center for International Security and Cooperation 26 April 2007 pp. 1-36
96 For recent examples see Lee Kuan Yew, ‘Winning the War on Terrorism’ Foreign Affairs January/February (2007) 86, pp. 2-7
97 Simon Elegant, ‘The Terrorist Talks’ Time/CNN 5 October 2003 p. 2 which quotes from CIA briefings
98 The most detailed account is by Maria Ressa, Seeds of Terror. An Eyewitness Account of Al-Qaeda’s Newest Center of Operations in Southeast Asia (New York 2003) pp. 143ff.
99 Arabinda Acharya, ‘The Bali Bombings: Impact on Indonesia and Southeast Asia’ Hudson Institute (New York 2006) pp. 1-5
100 Kumar Ramakrishna, ‘The Making of the Jemaah Islamiyah Terrorist’ in James J. F. Forest (ed.), Teaching Terror: Strategic and Tactical Learning in the Terrorist World (Oxford 2006) pp. 223ff.
101 For a splendid account of contemporary Indonesia see Tracy Dahlby, Allah’s Torch. A Report from behind the Scenes in Asia