#Counterterrorism

erin pineda

erinrpineda

.@nikhil_palsingh’s post from yesterday is a good, bracing reminder that taking stock of the threat posed by the mass politics of fascism cannot mean ignoring—or worse, buying into—the state politics

Mohammed Soliman

ThisIsSoliman

The Biden administration needs an inclusive foreign policy toward the Muslim world that draws upon the talents of Muslim Americans, who are better situated to be a trusted bridge between

Seth Abramson

SethAbramson

(VIDEO) In this video thread, I'll post videos of Barr's Army illegally threatening and attacking US citizens without any authority, without identifying itself, and under "counterterrorism" claims FBI data has

Harsha Walia

HarshaWalia

after 20 yrs of fighting white supremacy incl white supremacist orgs, trust me there is no joy in being a killjoy on a day when I am supposed to be

Jason Koebler

jason_koebler

SCOOP: The U.S. Military is buying user location data harvested from a Muslim prayer app that has been downloaded by 98 million people around the world, is using this type

Kyle Cheney

kyledcheney

FBI official Steven D'Antuono says the bureau has opened 160 case files relatd to U.S. Capitol insurrection."That's just the tip of the iceberg." Acting U.S. attorney Michael Sherwin on U.S.

Monica Hakimi

MonicaHakimi

I was reminded today—because of a great lunchtime talk by @ShirinSinnar —of an old seed of an idea: Imagine if we thought about security threats less in terms of national

Ginamarie Ligon

ginaligon

A on this article from my role as the Director of ⁦@NCITE_COE⁩, which is the designated ⁦@DHSgov⁩ Center of Excellence for counterterrorism and terrorism prevention research through 2030. 1/3https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/

Emre Eren Korkmaz

Dr_Eren_Korkmaz

The algorithm scandal in the UK categorising students based on their social classes is a "great" example of how algorithms reproduce the social system.This is not a mistake. Most algorithms

Sam Denney

samddenney

I really enjoyed this from @JimGoldgeier & @BWJ777, and while I may not agree fully with its main take on the summit, I think it embodies the perspective that America

Yoram Schweitzer

YoramSchweitzer

Preliminary insights on the targeted killing of a senior al-Qaeda figure in Iran (1/20)@INSSIsrael https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/13/world/middleeast/al-masri-abdullah-qaeda-dead.html (2/20)1. He was a central senior leader in al-Qaeda

Ronan Farrow

RonanFarrow

One of the men photographed carrying zip-tie handcuffs on the Senate floor unmasked as a decorated Air Force veteran. My latest for @newyorker:https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/an-air-force-combat-veteran-breached-the-senate The man

(((Josh Manning)))

OlympiaChewbaca

First, this former counterterrorism analyst celebrates this event. More importantly, this combat veteran who is beyond frightened of a conflict with Iran does not want this to be the pretext

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edkrayewski

This is not true. Bill de Blasio doubled down on aggressive enforcement of petty laws after the Eric Garner killing. The cop who killed Garner didn't even wanna go bust

Matthew Feldman

matthew_feldman

Annoying to see all the wasted words about Trump's resignation or the successful impeachment or invocation of the 25th amendment. After the riotous way he's behaved all are justly deserved,

Steve Sailer

Steve_Sailer

Few have noticed, but the current crackdown on civil liberties following the attack on the Capitol is strikingly analogous in some ways to the crackdown on civil liberties that followed

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