So it's 9/11. Hard to remember now how large the terrorist attack loomed in our national psyche; after all, in death toll Covid-19 is already the equivalent of 60 9/11s. But a few thoughts and recollections 1/
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That last sentence was overstepping the argument. Jihadists were and are a big threat to all civilised societies.
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The man’s having a laugh. I made my Shahada in 2014 and since becoming a Muslim I have lost count how many times I’ve been told I should have my lap top looked at. That’s just one of the gentler things I’ve had thrown at me...I live in the UK the consequences for Muslims 1/2
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globally following 9/11 and the anti Muslim and illegal wars in Iraq and Afghanistan stirred the far right with leading politicians in the US and UK have allowed and, indeed, encouraged anti Muslim hate.
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I can draw a straight line from 9/11, exploitation there of and Trumpism. Let’s not underestimate how radically 9/11 changed America & the world.
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9/10 doctors recommend facts over feelings
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Ten years ago I sat at a table with a group of people, some of whom would be VERY recognizable names in the national security world, & argued domestic right wing terrorism was a serious growing threat. They all said I was being overly dramatic, it would never be a serious issue.
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Did someone fax you this brilliant insight?
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Anyone who lived in Oklahoma City knows that our worst threat comes from right wing crazies. Still does.
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