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| − | ==Official narrative==
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| − | "Counter-terrorism" is about preventing "[[terrorism]]". As of 2016, [[Wikipedia]] had a long page about it, which didn't mention [[false flag]] terrorism once.
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| − | ==Problems==
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| − | The study of "counter-terrorism" has minimal academic rigour and is for the most part not empirically based. [[Nafeez Ahmed]] has gone so far as to call it "bullshit".<ref>[[Document:The Astonishingly Crap Science of 'Counter-Extremism']]</ref> Given its lack of explanatory power, one might wonder why such an academic discipline continues without a serious shake up. A historical comparison might clarify the role of this 'pseudoscience' might help - in the middle ages, [[witches]] were tracked down supposedly by experts in witchfinding.
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| − | It is an open secret amongst senior "anti-terrorists" that the majority of events presented as "[[terrorist]]" attacks are in fact assisted by [[intelligence agencies]] and other supposedly "anti-terrorist" forces.
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| − | ==References==
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