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Could Mas Selamat attack?
Sun, May 10, 2009
The Straits Times

THE disclosure that Mas Selamat Kastari was plotting against Singapore while on the run did not surprise terrorism experts but they doubt that he had gathered enough resources to launch a large-scale operation.

Ms Sidney Jones of the International Crisis Group, who has closely tracked extremist groups in the region, said a critical mass of people is key.

'You can't just carry out an attack by yourself even for somebody who is a committed suicide bomber. You need people to do the surveying, to help prepare materials and to be look-outs.'

 

 

 


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