This sounds great, but note carefully this message from Fjordman: "I've seen signals from the European Union that they will step up control with '[1] illegal websites.' But since they recently passed pan-European [2] anti-racism laws that ban incitement of hatred against 'religious groups,' this could potentially make Islam-critical websites illegal, too. Keep that in mind while reading this."

"EU to strengthen surveillance of terrorist websites," by Helena Spongenberg for the [3] EU Observer, with thanks to Fjordman:

The European Union wants to strengthen its monitoring of militant Islamic websites, saying the internet plays a major role in the running and communication network of terrorist organisations. EU ambassadors gathering for their weekly meeting in Brussels on Wednesday (30 May) decided that a newly established online police portal "needs to be further strengthened" to combat terrorism, according to press reports. The European Union wants to strengthen its monitoring of militant Islamic websites, saying the internet plays a major role in the running and communication network of terrorist organisations.

EU ambassadors gathering for their weekly meeting in Brussels on Wednesday (30 May) decided that a newly established online police portal "needs to be further strengthened" to combat terrorism, according to press reports.

The high-security portal - named "Check the Web" - was launched earlier this month and allows the 27 EU states to pool data on Islamist propaganda and internet chatter at the European Police Office (Europol) in The Hague.