This not just a great read, but a great idea as well.
My Cyber Counter-jihad
by Shannen RossmillerMiddle East
QuarterlySummer 2007
On September 3, 2004, a nine-member officer's panel at Fort Lewis,
Washington, found Specialist Ryan G. Anderson guilty of five counts of seeking
to aid the enemy during a time of war and attempted espionage. The court martial
subsequently sentenced him to five concurrent life terms for his crimes. To
date, the sentence represents the most severe penalty meted out to a U.S.
citizen in President George W. Bush's global war on terror. The case also marked
the triumph of the new field of cyber counterterrorism, which I helped develop.
Working from my home computer, I enabled Anderson's capture. There have since
been more than 200 other cases although many of these were intelligence cases
that, for various reasons, did not result in criminal prosecution.
Hmmm, do they teach a Jihadi 101 language course at OSU?
Big HT to My Vast Right Wing Conspiracy for this.
