A truly dangerous meeting of minds
In the winter of 2003 jihadist turned MI5 spy Aimen Dean attended a lecture by Anwar al-Awlaki, a man he had never heard of but who would become an inspiration to Islamist extremists throughout the world. Also listening, and taking notes, were three of London's 7/7 bombers.
In a converted flat on the first floor of a building in the Black Country town of Dudley, about 30 men were gathered to hear a lecture by an American visitor who was building a reputation as an inspirational jihadist scholar.
In the audience were three men who would go on to launch suicide bomb attacks in London just over 18 months later, but also an undercover informant for the Security Service, MI5.
What happened behind the closed doors of this private meeting offers a rare insight into the battle between British Islamist extremism and the spies who fought against them. It was a battle which would erupt with bloodshed on the streets of London in the summer of 2005.
http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-32065132
Just for the emoprogs still trying to pretend al-Awlaki was a good guy...You fucking know who you are...
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and another turd OP sinking to the bottom of the bowl, it's clear you're on the path to success! 
