I wonder if there are any sort of de-programming schemes set up in prison to deal with radicalized Americans?
Jameson, self-professed ISIS supporter (left), and Jameson in his dress blues (right).

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Sadly we learn here that prisoners are more likely to be radicalised than the opposite while in jail. Perhaps because they already have (or believe they have) cause for resentment.
ReplyDeleteYou're correct. I wonder if now there are concerted efforts to combat radicalization of inmates? I hope so.
DeleteScary stuff. Troubling times we live in.
ReplyDeleteSad, isn't it?
DeleteIs anywhere safe these days?
ReplyDeleteIt feels like there isn't.
DeleteIt's a scary world we live in.
ReplyDeleteYou all have seen your fair share of bad stuff, unfortunately.
DeleteOccasionally I am pleased to be 75 years old, and exiting, stage left.
ReplyDeleteEven.
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