Islamic fundamentalism on British university campuses may be responsible for the terror attempt on the Detroit-bound flight of December 25.
According to Britain's Times Online newspaper, would-be bomber of Northwest Airlines Flight 253, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, may have been recruited by al-Qaida in London.
British security sources say the country's campuses are hotbeds of Islamic zealotry, particularly academic institutions in the nation's capital. Previous investigations revealed that university political meetings and Islamic religious groups are frequently canvassed by terror groups for recruits.
According to Britain's Times Online newspaper, would-be bomber of Northwest Airlines Flight 253, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, may have been recruited by al-Qaida in London.
British security sources say the country's campuses are hotbeds of Islamic zealotry, particularly academic institutions in the nation's capital. Previous investigations revealed that university political meetings and Islamic religious groups are frequently canvassed by terror groups for recruits.