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May it not be told to posterity that politics dried up mankind’s milk of human kindness when the nation of Pakistan and not Mr 10% was in sorrow.  May it not be said that because Mr David Cameron lashed out at Pakistan as “terror exporting” country, the whole wide world developed cold feet when it was time to act.

September 6th – 8th , 2010 will see the world of security and allied global sectors move to Pragati Maidan, New Delhi in India to attend the country’s only exhibition and conference dedicated to homeland security designed to maximize exhibitors’ and visitors’ return on investment in time, money and resources.

In a world whose maritime industry is bedevilled with piracy and many other security threats, it is heart-warming to learn that Maritime and Underwater Security Consultants (MUSC), a division of ICTS Europe, the leader in global maritime risk solutions, will be transporting some of its industry counter piracy expertise to stand K9 at the Transec. Their highly experienced Transit Consultants, who have assisted numerous vessels through the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean, will be on hand to talk to visitors and delegates, providing personalised briefings on the global piracy threat.

The sixth Small Business Network meeting has been scheduled to hold in Central London on 4 October, 2010.

Call him a ‘loudmouth’ as David Miliband had following his last July controversial comment about Pakistan exporting terrorism, but one thing you cannot doubt about Mr Cameron is his knack for business and the fact that he is result-orientated. Vigilance can recall that during his recent storming of India with a 30-member delegation, defence group BAE systems and engine supplier Rolls-Royce under the UK-India defence and industrial partnership secured a deal worth £700 million to supply India’s Hindustan Aeronautics with 57 Hawk training jets which was signed under the watchful eyes of Mr Cameron.

The recession notwithstanding, the UK security industry appears to be bubbling with a beehive of activities as lots of business deals have been going on of late-acquisition and merger, mouth watery deals being struck, new contracts being sealed, plus, em, em, executive appointments, etc.  But are these deals reflecting on the salaries of the SIA licensed security officers who take the heats at their various duty stations?

The Security Industry Authority recently went to town with its winnowing fork to separate the chaff from the wheat.

At the end of that thorough scrutiny and investigation, the SIA’s hammer fell on organisations listed below and they are no longer approved by the Authority for the activities (sectors) stated.