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March 2006
The Counter Terrorist
SSI Newsletter
SSI takes this opportunity to thank the more than 20,000 people that read the Counter Terrorist and for their part in keeping our country safe.
Experts: Man who drove SUV into UNC students a terrorist
SSI Staff Writer
At a training in Raleigh, SSI CEO Bradman calls attacker a terrorist
Although authorities were reluctant to call the attack perpetrated by Mohammed Taheri-azar a terrorist attack, Sol Bradman, the SSI CEO told AP that this was clearly a terror attack. Speaking at a training of over 300 Law Enforcement and other First Responders, Bradman pointed out that "in this new world of Global Terrorism a person does not have to be connected directly to a terror organization. Incitement is the component that leads to the attack."
Taheri-Azar confessed to deliberately hitting nine people on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus told a 911 dispatcher that he committed the act to "punish the government of the United States for [its] actions around the world," according to a 911 call released Monday.
Increased grant support for real Homeland Security Training
With another 2 Training in Israel missions complete, SSI is set to see a tremendous growth in the numbers of First Responders wanting to take the trip. The next available trip is now for June 9-17th.
Several States, including California, have now supported applications for Homeland Security grants for First Responders to take the only Training in Israel mission thus far to receive any kind of official approval.
The 7 day visit to Israel offers participants an insider view they need to know about Homeland Security. SSI went to the First Responder community and determined what they wanted to know and tailored the very successful program around this. Places on June's Mission are quickly filling up.
Broward Sheriff hosts Terror and Intelligence conference
One of the key issues in confronting the terror threat is the ability to gather intelligence and spot terror organization in their infancy. Security Solutions International (SSI) is providing the two-day training session.
The Broward Sheriff's office is sponsoring a training session open to other agencies that will provide a two-day in-depth view of the terror threat and what Law Enforcement can do about it. An Israeli expert with years of in the field experience will present the two-day session for SSI.
Last year's Palestine Hotel Attack may be a precursor of VBIED attacks
Last year's multi-pronged attack on the Palestine Hotel was a deadly variety of attacks in one. By looking carefully at the modus operandi, Law Enforcement can learn about what may be a pre- cursor of VBIED attacks that are coming.
This is a briefing that Major General Rick Lynch, the spokesman for the multinational force in Iraq gave at a combined press information center in Baghdad Iraq.
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