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rogue emissary

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6. It's surprising that so few journalist are talking about the below program and CVE cuts in general.

Reply to pnwmom (Original post)

Sun Aug 13, 2017, 11:16 PM

Aug 2017

Among those approved were local governments, city police departments, universities and non-profit organizations. In addition to organizations dedicated to combating Islamic State's recruitment in the United States, grants also went to Life After Hate, which rehabilitates former neo-Nazis and other domestic extremists.

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One of DT's first acts in office was to exempt white supremacists from an anti-terrorist program. [View all] pnwmom Aug 2017 OP

Doesn't sould like they did it already. Only that marybourg Aug 2017 #1

There was nothing to stop them from doing it, so they have. pnwmom Aug 2017 #2

I posted this yesterday, but got no responses. Cited this story: sinkingfeeling Aug 2017 #3

Good article. Maybe the title didn't tell enough, and that's why no responses? Thanks for sharing! n pnwmom Aug 2017 #4

Think people were watching the violence instead. sinkingfeeling Aug 2017 #5

That's true! pnwmom Aug 2017 #7

It's surprising that so few journalist are talking about the below program and CVE cuts in general. rogue emissary Aug 2017 #6