Re-engaging in the War of Ideas: Lessons from the Active Measures Working Group
For all who are concerned about the Islamist threat, these are not happy days. Our government is not only supporting Islamist groups abroad, but here at home seems to be allowing Islamists to dictate national security policy. Most infamously, they have silenced all training of counter-terrorism and law enforcement professionals on Islamic terrorism and replaced that with milquetoast powerpoints such as “Cultural Tactics for Intelligence Professionals.” (more…)
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