House report tracks 204 homegrown jihadist cases in America since 9/11
The threat of homegrown Islamist extremism in the United States is on the rise, according to a new House Homeland Security Committee report.
Nearly 20 percent of the 204 homegrown jihadist incidents in the United States since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks have occurred over the past year, the committeefound in its monthly Terror Threat Snapshot, citing data from the Majority Staff of the Homeland Security Committee.
Two Americans with suspected ties to the Islamic State were indicted last month on terrorism charges. Texas resident Said Azzam Mohamad Rahim was charged March 5 with six counts of making false statements to federal agents regarding his support for ISIS during a terrorist investigation.
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No it is not, and you are a damn fool to think it is... What they are doing is, using this term to label prepers, and people who hate what they govt is doing to people as terrorist, any one who would stand up against tyranny as well are called terrorists... They even call our founding fathers terrorists... There is no such thing has a homegrown terrorist if the terrorist came from a different country to ours to harm any one of our citizens... Unless you just simply look at the word, homegrown, becasue technically, a terrorists that is trained somewhere else to come here and harm people could be homegrown, but see notice how the govt doesn't explain in further detail or mention where the terrorist come from when they say homegrown??? It is all about what they say and how they say it and what they don't include... It is all in the language... If you know how this works in regards to the govt, you would be able to predict what will happen next or what they mean when they say stuff...
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