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Is your co-worker, or neighbor, or possibly even a family member, a dangerous domestic terrorist?

Look for these warning signs:

* Purchasing ammunition
* Attending a Christian worship service
* Holding a steady job
* Going to Tea Party meetings
* Bumper stickers for conservative candidates on vehicle
* Married to a member of the opposite sex
* Visiting THE FREEDOM FIGHTER'S JOURNAL
* Itemizing income tax deductions
* Driving a pickup truck or SUV
* Bible reading

If you see these warning signs, contact Homeland Security right away!

White House unveils broad plan to fight domestic radicalism

LA Times ^ | 8/4/11 | Brian Bennett

The White House announced a strategy to help police, schools and other local organizations counter the threat of domestic radicalism, a broad plan involving federal departments not usually associated with national security.

The effort is modeled on anti-gang initiatives developed in the 1990s and programs intended to prevent school shootings like the tragedy at Columbine High School in Colorado in 1999.

Although short on details, the eight-page outline for the first time called on all parts of the U.S. government, including the departments of Education and Health and Human Services, to devise ways to help communities identify extremist agendas that could lead to violence.

Wednesday's announcement came a week after the arrest of U.S. soldier Naser Jason Abdo in Killeen, Texas. Abdo was charged with possessing an unregistered destructive device after a gun store clerk tipped police that he had behaved oddly while buying gunpowder. Abdo planned to blow up a restaurant frequented by soldiers stationed at nearby Ft. Hood, authorities said.

At his arraignment, Abdo yelled out the name of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the Army psychiatrist who is accused of killing 13 people and wounding 32 during a 2009 shooting rampage at Ft. Hood.

Congressional investigations into the Ft. Hood shootings revealed warning signs that could have tipped off authorities.

Intelligence reports indicate that Al Qaeda has tried to recruit Americans to launch attacks on U.S. soil.

Thirty-one American citizens or permanent residents were arrested between May 2009 and July 2011 in connection with homegrown terrorism plots, according to the Congressional Research Service. Those arrests within a two-year period contrast with 21 such arrests in the previous seven years.

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