ISIS and the lonely young American

Mark Matassa Feb 6, 2018

Feb 6, 2018

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                <h2><p>In a riveting tale involving a young Washington state woman, The New York Times reports on the apparent efforts of a Muslim man who apparently groomed “Rachel” to become Muslim and support the Islamic state. It’s a story of youth, naïveté and literal by-the-book techniques to recruit someone to</p></h2>
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            <p>In a riveting tale involving a young Washington state woman, <em>The New York Times</em> reports on the apparent efforts of a Muslim man who apparently groomed “Rachel” to become Muslim and support the Islamic state. It’s a story of youth, naïveté and literal by-the-book techniques to recruit someone to a foreign cause.</p>
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In a riveting tale involving a young Washington state woman, The New York Times reports on the apparent efforts of a Muslim man who apparently groomed “Rachel” to become Muslim and support the Islamic state. It’s a story of youth, naïveté and literal by-the-book techniques to recruit someone to a foreign cause.

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