Islamic Extremism: Memphis Tenn

American Muslims Dept: One thing for sure: it will happen again, the Memphis, Tenn. father said of the 2009 tragedy, according to The Star. In all, seven people testified. Several were American Muslims, from a population of roughly 2.6 million, but none were mosque leaders and none represented major Muslim groups. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, the country s largest Muslim advocacy group, was not invited and earlier this month, a U.S. congressional committee heard Melvin Bledsoe share the story of his son s brainwashing to Islamic extremism, before allegedly killing an American soldier outside an army recruiting station in Little Rock, Ark. The hearing was called by Congressman Peter King, chair of the House Homeland Security Committee, to discover The Extent of Radicalization in the American Muslim Community and that Community s Response. As reported in the news.
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