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Wel, blijkbaar is op Europees niveau rechts even gevaarlijk als ploflims.moet je niet, maar statistieken en je naaste omgeving zegt altijd genoeg
Haha iets met een korte bocht en er uitvliegen.blijkbaar is op Europees niveau rechts even gevaarlijk als ploflims.
https://rusi.org/sites/default/files/201602_clat_policy_paper_3.pdfThe CLAT database shows that the majority of right-wing perpetrators of LAT attacks have been
motivated predominantly by anti-immigration or Islamophobic beliefs, often underpinned by
notions of white supremacy; most notably the attack by Anders Breivik. In light of the refugee
crisis currently unfolding across Europe, which has affected all European countries in one way or
another, the threat of a resurgent and violent far-right attack has become intensified.
Policymakers must be wary that the terminology used in announcements relating to the refugee
crisis, the rise of IS-led attacks in Europe, or the recent sexual attacks in Cologne can lead
to furthering a climate which strengthens right-wing sentiments. Some evidence to this effect
has already been demonstrated by the rise of arson attacks on asylum centres and refugee
homes across Europe. For example, Germany had recorded over 220 attacks perpetrated against
refugee homes at the end of 2015.2 The impact of the refugee crisis is already being seen in the
rise of far-right populist political parties – like Front National in France – and demonstrations
by the group Pegida (Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West).3 While these
groups themselves are not violent, they may provide the ‘moral oxygen’ for far-right lone actors,
as was seen in the case of Anders Breivik.
In the case of violent extremist groups, the question of proscription and effective policing of
already proscribed groups is critical as this presents an additional tool for intervention. In 18
cases the LAT’s link to a violent extremist group was current when they carried out their attack.
Within the Islamist cohort, the most common links were to groups that are already proscribed,
including Al-Muhajiroun and Al-Qaida-affiliated groups. Conversely, on the right-wing side, the
most common links were to extremist groups that do not explicitly advocate violence in the
name of their cause but have a violent reputation like the English Defence League.
It is recommended that Facebook, and other social media platforms with reporting mechanisms,
extend this type of tailored service to individuals who are reported for violent extremist content
to inhibit the possibility for LATs to reach the stage of being capable of carrying out an attack.
This would involve the inclusion of a further selection option that would automatically prioritise
reports. This option could perhaps read: ‘[this post] suggests this person is going to commit a
violent attack’ and could be piloted for one year to explore how effectively it is used and the
implications for internal resourcing.
The Clinton campaign has responded with what amounts to a declaration of open warfare against Mr Comey, alleging that his actions are backed by a political motive.
vanaf 2.25 haha.