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Title: The Five Killers That Prevent Failed to Stop: How Governments Counter-Terror Scheme Has Missed String of Chances to Avert Atrocity on Britain’s Streets
In the aftermath of yet another devastating terrorist attack in the UK, it has emerged that Axel Rudakubana, one of the perpetrators, had been referred to Prevent, a government counter-terrorism program, no less than three times. This shocking revelation raises serious questions about the effectiveness of this scheme and highlights the glaring shortcomings in its ability to prevent such atrocities from occurring.
The truth is that Prevent has failed to stop not just Axel Rudakubana but five other killers who have brought terror to British streets. The statistics are stark: since 2017, there have been at least six terrorist attacks in which victims have lost their lives or suffered severe injuries. And yet, despite the warnings and red flags, these perpetrators were allowed to slip through the net.
It is imperative that we hold those responsible accountable and demand answers about how such a catastrophic failure occurred.
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk
