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The Sidwalks where terror breeds - -

By James Brandon & John Throrne

from the July 22, 2005 edition

The sidewalks where terror breeds

By James Brandon and John Thorne | Contributors to The Christian Science Monitor

GREENWICH, ENGLAND � Outside a small, red-brick mosque, a young Muslim in sneakers and a white robe is lecturing a cluster of young men gathered on the sidewalk.

"The London bombings ... were about striking terror into the heart of the enemy," he thunders, just one week after the 7/7 attacks that killed 56 people and wounded hundreds more.



	URGING JIHAD: Abu Hamza al-Masri led prayer outside a London mosque in 2004. MATT DUNHAM/REUTERS/FILE



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