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The Pentagon was among the company’s earliest clients, helping soldiers and contractors conduct risk-assessments in occupied parts of the world to determine who is and isn’t a terrorist worthy of being blown up by drone.
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT QUIET ON RELATIONSHIPS WITH ‘PREDICTIVE POLICING’ COMPANYJESSE MARXFEBRUARY 2, 2021VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
The domestic terrorists represented by that flag have burned down our cities with the mission of defunding our police.
MARJORIE TAYLOR GREENE BACKS LEGISLATION TO BAN PRIDE FLAGS AT U.S. EMBASSIESCHRIS JOHNSONFEBRUARY 1, 2021WASHINGTON BLADE
Right-wing attacks and plots accounted for the majority of all terrorist incidents in the country between 1994 and 2020, according to a study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
GLOBAL RIGHT-WING EXTREMISM NETWORKS ARE GROWING. THE U.S. IS JUST NOW CATCHING UP.BY SEBASTIAN ROTELLAJANUARY 22, 2021PROPUBLICA
Everyone thinks I’m a terrorist because I was at that event.
‘EVERYONE THINKS I’M A TERRORIST’: CAPITOL RIOT FUELS CALLS FOR DOMESTIC WAR ON TERRORSIMON SHUSTERJANUARY 18, 2021TIME
There is, obviously, the FBI, which has collected images and is seeking the public’s help in identifying domestic terrorists.
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It’s unclear whether any of the dozens of individuals already arrested for alleged crimes at the Capitol are on the terrorist watch list.
DOZENS OF PEOPLE ON FBI TERRORIST WATCH LIST CAME TO D.C. THE DAY OF CAPITOL RIOTDEVLIN BARRETT, SPENCER HSU, MARISSA LANGJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POST
The individuals who breached the Capitol must be considered domestic terrorists and should be dealt with as such.
HARVARD, STANFORD, YALE: DENOUNCE SEDITION OF YOUR GRADUATESPETER ROSENSTEINJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON BLADE
If people in their lives are now looking at them differently, it’s because those terrorists forced people to look at everyone around them differently.
THE RIOT IS OVER, BUT FEAR REMAINS IN THE NATION’S CAPITALTHERESA VARGASJANUARY 13, 2021WASHINGTON POST
Treating ISIS as merely a “terrorist” organization fails to understand the way it operates, what its goals are, and how it maintains support and financing — all things that are critical to figuring out how it can be defeated.
WAS THE US CAPITOL ATTACK “DOMESTIC TERRORISM”?JENNIFER WILLIAMSJANUARY 7, 2021VOX
You hope out of something really horrific — a terrorist attack on our government — we can respond and reassert democratic values.
CHAOS IN D.C. SPARKED AN IMPORTANT CONVERSATION BEFORE GEORGE MASON’S LOSS TO RIVAL VCUSTEVEN GOFFJANUARY 7, 2021WASHINGTON POST
WORDS RELATED TO TERRORIST
- adversary
- agent
- antagonist
- archenemy
- asperser
- assailant
- assassin
- attacker
- backbiter
- bad person
- bandit
- betrayer
- calumniator
- competitor
- contender
- criminal
- defamer
- defiler
- detractor
- disputant
- emulator
- falsifier
- fifth column
- foe
- guerrilla
- informer
- inquisitor
- invader
- murderer
- opponent
- opposition
- other side
- prosecutor
- rebel
- revolutionary
- rival
- saboteur
- seditionist
- slanderer
- spy
- terrorist
- traducer
- traitor
- vilifier
- villain
- adversary
- agent
- antagonist
- archenemy
- asperser
- assailant
- assassin
- attacker
- backbiter
- bad person
- bandit
- betrayer
- calumniator
- competitor
- contender
- criminal
- defamer
- defiler
- detractor
- disputant
- emulator
- falsifier
- fifth column
- foe
- guerrilla
- informer
- inquisitor
- invader
- murderer
- opponent
- opposition
- other side
- prosecutor
- rebel
- revolutionary
- rival
- saboteur
- seditionist
- slanderer
- spy
- terrorist
- traducer
- traitor
- vilifier
- villain
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.