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The CEO of a non-profit group whose mission is “to combat the growing threat from extremist ideology,” testified before a House committee last week that a “designated global terrorist” who is on the UN Security Council sanctions list used Twitter to issue a “kill list of 100 U.S. servicemen” and yet, a month later was able to use the social networking site to call for violence against two servicemen.
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