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This front-page article in the Guardian today contradicts the article by saying:
Under the Jtac system "moderate" is the lowest threat level and "severe specific", which assumes an attack is imminent, the highest.
The MI5 website doesn't give information about the levels. Can anyone find a reliable source? LukeSurl 16:18, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
Furthermore, the BIKINI state levels are not the same as these, the articles themselves contradict. One is for threat, the other for alert. It is difficult to establish the facts, as this article has clearly been used as the source for several websites. LukeSurl 16:30, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
The stated alert levels are 100% correct as can be seen onpage 18 of the Intelligence and Security committee report in the 7/7 bombing.
I've clarified the article, using the information from MI5. Is this clearer? The Guardian article came before the threat levels were changed a couple of weeks ago. The One00 14:33, 10 August 2006 (UTC)
I have not reverted the changes made by ALR, and do not want to start an edit war, but why change from MI5 and MI6 to SS and SIS? I can understand the case with the SIS, but the MI5 article is actually at MI5, the website is mi5.co.uk, and it is not commonly known as the Security Service. Unless this is explained to me, I will revert back. -- anskas
I'm uncomfortable with wikilinking intelligence organisation in the text to intelligence agency in WP, in part because JTAC is not an agency so it's not really a representative description. JTAC has an odd relationship with BSS, inasmuch as it falls within it for RIPA, FOIA, DPA compliance and it's funded from the single intelligence budget via BSS. To create JTAC as an agency in its own right would require primary legislation, it would also ramp the costs up as it has benificial use of BSS admin resource which would need to be replicated. Motwithstanding that I'll leave the link in until I've had a chance to think about a meaningful explanation using citable sources. ALR 18:02, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
Title says "terrorist" and article says "terrorism". The latter is correct, but this is a bit of a cock-up isn't it? Can someone correct - including the dismabig page? -- 62.25.106.209 10:14, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
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This front-page article in the Guardian today contradicts the article by saying:
Under the Jtac system "moderate" is the lowest threat level and "severe specific", which assumes an attack is imminent, the highest.
The MI5 website doesn't give information about the levels. Can anyone find a reliable source? LukeSurl 16:18, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
Furthermore, the BIKINI state levels are not the same as these, the articles themselves contradict. One is for threat, the other for alert. It is difficult to establish the facts, as this article has clearly been used as the source for several websites. LukeSurl 16:30, 17 April 2006 (UTC)
The stated alert levels are 100% correct as can be seen onpage 18 of the Intelligence and Security committee report in the 7/7 bombing.
I've clarified the article, using the information from MI5. Is this clearer? The Guardian article came before the threat levels were changed a couple of weeks ago. The One00 14:33, 10 August 2006 (UTC)
I have not reverted the changes made by ALR, and do not want to start an edit war, but why change from MI5 and MI6 to SS and SIS? I can understand the case with the SIS, but the MI5 article is actually at MI5, the website is mi5.co.uk, and it is not commonly known as the Security Service. Unless this is explained to me, I will revert back. -- anskas
I'm uncomfortable with wikilinking intelligence organisation in the text to intelligence agency in WP, in part because JTAC is not an agency so it's not really a representative description. JTAC has an odd relationship with BSS, inasmuch as it falls within it for RIPA, FOIA, DPA compliance and it's funded from the single intelligence budget via BSS. To create JTAC as an agency in its own right would require primary legislation, it would also ramp the costs up as it has benificial use of BSS admin resource which would need to be replicated. Motwithstanding that I'll leave the link in until I've had a chance to think about a meaningful explanation using citable sources. ALR 18:02, 19 September 2006 (UTC)
Title says "terrorist" and article says "terrorism". The latter is correct, but this is a bit of a cock-up isn't it? Can someone correct - including the dismabig page? -- 62.25.106.209 10:14, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
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