By: Sarwar Alam
A 34-year-old British Muslim who used James Bond-style USB cufflink to store extremist data in pursuit of Islamic State’s campaign of terrorism has been jailed for eight years by a UK court. Samata Ullah of Cardiff in Wales admitted to being a member of the Islamic State terror group, terrorist training, preparing terrorist acts and possessing articles for terrorist purposes. The Old Bailey court in London sentenced Ullah described by Scotland Yard as “very dangerous” to eight years’ imprisonment. “Ullah was a very dangerous individual. He operated primarily on the internet. I would class him as an internet terrorist,” said…
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