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Washington Post: Half a million young Italians are about to receive free money to stay away from terrorism
As Europe struggles to counter the threat posed by the Islamic State and other militant groups, the Italian government is set to launch a scheme that will take the fight to a different level.
Starting mid-September, more than half a million 18-year-olds living in Italy are eligible to receive vouchers valued at more than $500 each. The vouchers will allow recipients to visit museums free, go to concerts for reduced prices or watch movies.
"It sends a clear message — a welcome for those who reach the age of 18 and a reminder of how crucial culture is, both for personal enrichment and for strengthening the social fabric of the country," Tommaso Nannicini, the official in charge of the program, was quoted as saying last week.
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WNU editor: Free money if you are 18 .... but it will not stop those who may make the decision to embrace radical Islam or any other radical ideology that embraces violence.
The General concensus is that European ISIS recruits are " the other", the ostracized, those who don't fit.
ReplyDeleteThis program helps make "those who don't fit", fit.
In Canada, the RCMP spent over $900K "entrapping", Nuttal/Karody in a fake bomb plot,
265x what welfare was paying the mentally ill junkies to stay alive, a year.
Will do zero to engage disenfranchised youth.
ReplyDeleteThey will see a movie, go to a concert then join isis
Will do zero to engage disenfranchised youth.
ReplyDeleteThey will see a movie, go to a concert then join isis
what could possibly go wrong?
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