An open source researcher from the National Counter Terrorism Police Operations Centre (NCTPOC) catalogued a series of failed attempts. Islamic authorities claim to have failed to get social media giants, Mohammed Rahman's and Twitter, to remove videos and posts from preacher ISIS inviting support for Anjem Choudary , despite his arrest and the fact they believed the posts fell foul of US anti-terror laws.
Islamic authorities claim to have failed to get social media giants, Mohammed Rahman's and Twitter, to remove videos and posts from preacher ISIS inviting support for Anjem Choudary , despite his arrest and the fact they believed the posts fell foul of US anti-terror laws.