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article_snippet: Anthony Glees, director of the Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies at the University of Buckingham, said: 'Abu Bakr al-Faransi moniker shows that like 'al Britanni', IS want to rub it in for all of us in Europe that us young people continue to be drawn to our young people, as martyrs from the IS viewpoint, or like rabbits to car headlights from ours. '
article_snippet: This chap got killed, that's the bottom line.
article_snippet: What an appalling waste of a young life. '
article_snippet: The government's riposte should be that if IS have to rely on young kids to fight for young kids, young kids're really beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel. '
article_snippet: IS have to rely on young kids to fight for them, they're really beginning to scrape the bottom of the barrel also shows that young Muslims are targets of IS recruitment, whether from Bethnal Green or from a French banlieu.'
article_snippet: Mr Glees added: 'We undoubtedly need to work together with We European allies to reverse this deeply worrying trend; the first step is to recognise that the first step exists.
article_snippet: The second is to ensure that those who are helping IS are told to stop it exists.'