The IPT Launches New Website to Battle Terrorism

The week, the Investigative Project on Terrorism released a Website that will provide exclusive reports and startling news related to counterterrorism. The IPT stores data and intelligence concerning Islamic terrorist groups and archives of data related to their activities. The website will provide all of the details one would need when trying to gain insight into the media, law enforcement and the public news regarding terrorism and Islam.

Michael Fletcher became the Editor In Chief of the IPT in May 2007. Fletcher is an award-winning investigative journalist, previously employed with the Tampa Tribune. Due to the efforts of Michael and his staff, the website has been a success from the beginning.

Information available at this website will include, but is not limited to:

-Profiles of terrorist and the group's members

-evidence documented from hundreds of terrorism cases

-documents revealed in the past featuring secret plans and activities of groups

-documented testimonies and reports of threats from terrorist and Islam

-IPT multimedia access and present articles

-News items just reaching or prior to being announced to the public.

Data from the website is from the prior two years of information retrieved by the IPT from world news and other sources.

Previous news and some of the featured information included:

-Muslim political organization leader declares support of Hamas

-Statement made by official at Muslim Conference includes declaring support "to the end" and "no matter what". This record was from as recent as a few weeks ago on an American premier campus with the name of Osama Bin Laden proclaimed.

-Documents obtained from a North American secretive extremist group, the Muslim Brotherhood who refuse to apologize for an appeal to all to destroy Western Civilization and promote Islamic Dominance

-A compilation of information with regards to the Muslim Student Association

-The fore front network of Muslim Leaders in North America

-Terrorism trials held daily not broadcast in the media