Anti-radicalization centre focuses on far-right
A centre initially founded to monitor Islamic radicalization has shifted targets and is now looking out for signs of far right conspiracy‑style brainwashing.
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qatzelok 12:55 on 2022-11-29 Permalink
Imagine if France had had one of these centers in the 1780s. They’d be at Louis XXI by now.
Kevin 15:54 on 2022-11-29 Permalink
The richest man in the world has been red-pilled.
There are far too many people with too much free time and not enough brain power.
Chris 17:09 on 2022-11-30 Permalink
I must note: radical Islam *is itself* far-right. The types that won’t educate girls, force hijab, etc. are far more right-wing than anything we have here. And they too were created by conspiracy‑style brainwashing (aka religion).