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Blair said the United States does not have the same high-level, home-grown threat that Europe faces now, but self-radicalizing people will continue to be a problem and may grow.
American Chronicle American Chronicle 2010
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"It's very hard to find someone working in Kansas or Missouri self-radicalizing,"
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In a Oct. 30 speech, he was forthright in calling attention to threats emanating from both overseas terrorist groups - al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, the Somali Islamist insurgency known as Al-Shabaab - and self-radicalizing cells and individuals in Canada.
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It ignored the fact that this narrative can be embraced by a self-radicalizing individual in the U.S. as much as by groups in Tehran, Gaza or Kandahar.
NYT > Home Page 2009
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