Extremism in America?...

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An ADL report (https://www.adl.org/murder-and-extremism-2018…) shows that extremism in the U.S. is actually a negligible threat, with just 50 murders due to extremism in 2018, out of just over 16,000 murders in the U.S. that year! That comes out to LESS than 0.3% or 3/10ths of 1%!

That's a testament to the success of the DHS, FBI, and local Police.

With just 49 whites out of appx 184 million whites in the country (appx 231 million when Hispanic-Whites are included, AND Hispanics are always counted as "white" in crime stats), it gives a clear indication of just how small the extremist white population is. Certainly significantly UNDER 1%.

Likewise, there've been only 76 U.S. deaths due to Islamic Terrorism between 2010 & 2018, with 49 of those due to the Pulse Nightclub shooting, which may NOT have been due to Islamic Extremism, but Omar Mateen's latent, or "closeted" homosexuality.

That proves how effectively the "War on Terror," both here and abroad, have been.

That ENTIRE report is good news!

WHY?

Because it clearly shows that terrorism of any kind has not been an issue within the U.S. since 9/11, despite Fort Hood, the Fort Dix Six, the Pulse Nightclub shooting, the San Berdino attack and a relatively small number of Nazi inspired attacks.

In 2018 there were 0 Jihadist attacks on U.S. soil. Reportedly Nazi groups killed 49 people that year. Many of those, prosecutors, judges and cops targeted by the nation's largest and most violent prison gang, the Aryan Brotherhood.

While 49 too many, it's LESS than 1/3rd of 1% (0.3%) of all homicides (16,000+) that year!

Urban gangs are responsible for most of the homicides nationwide. Gangs are why black Americans (appx 12% of the population) have committed over 50% of all homicides nationwide since 1976 AND it's why homicide is the leading cause of death for black males age 16 to 36, when homicide isn't in the top 5 causes of death for any other group. Most of those gang-related homicides are committed by young black males (less than 6% of the population)...a staggering statistic.

America has never had a "gun problem." It has long had a "gang problem."

Thanks to the DHS, local Police and the FBI, terrorism has not been a significant issue in America since 9/11.

Unfortunately urban gang violence has been a very major issue.
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