Talking exclusively to the Sun Online, he said: "Al-Qaeda has pioneered the use of the Internet and it has a high number of computer specialists among its ranks. They are able to use a wide variety of methods to mask where they are operating.
"They are continually innovating and adapting to stay one step ahead of their pursuers.
"But they occasionally make mistakes. It's my understanding that the person considered to be al-Qaeda's master hacker is operating out of London right now.
"Britain is al-Qaeda's central communications hub and much of its online activities are co-ordinated from here.
"There are signs that the British security services are now pushing hard to close off their communications channels. Most of the best-known UK jihad sites went off the air on July 7 and that has now spread to the Middle East."
Now, I wonder if the BBC will include this startling revelation in their new program Jihad.com?
And Doyle claims they are leaving Britain and setting up shop in - America!
Although the vile sites have been hosted by companies in many different countries, the UK used to be popular with extremist groups, but security service tactics seem to have dealt with this.
Ironically, the US is now the country where most of these sites are hosted.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says that it would be 'unconstitutional' and against the US constitution's First Amendment on freedom of speech if they were to pressure the hosting companies.
Frighteningly, Mr Doyle says, governments across the world face a seemingly impossible task in policing the Internet and admits: "It is a nightmare task".
One organization taking on that "nightmare task" is this one.
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