/r/terrorism
A place for news stories, analysis, interesting history, and level-headed neutral discussions on all aspects of terrorism. Refer to the wiki (under construction) for additional stories, archives and further resources.
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All submissions must be made in English. Please refrain from editorializing article titles. Before submitting a link be sure to check that the same article/story has not already been posted.
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Do not discuss committing acts of terrorism or encourage others to do so. Classified information should be taken to a more secure location. Explicit information that could endanger counterterrorism operations or impair national security is forbidden. Serious concerns regarding potential terrorist activity should be made through the relevant national authorities.
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Career and educational advice is offered on a personal opinion basis only. It is not meant to replace professional guidance. Those actively seeking sensitive positions should look offline.
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