British terror-cops have poor track record

Craig Murray rightly suggests in the Guardian that we should be very, very sceptical regarding the plot 'to murder on an unimaginable scale'. How could anyone argue with that given what we know about the current government?

[...] More than 1,000 British Muslims have been arrested under anti-terrorist legislation, but only 12% have been charged. That is harassment on an appalling scale. Of those charged, 80% were acquitted. Most of the few convictions - just over 2% of arrests - are nothing to do with terrorism, but some minor offence the police happened upon while trawling through the lives they have wrecked.