So and as part of the countering of it and engaging with communities actually--do we have messages of, 'No, you are going to be in slavery and repeatedly raped when you get over there,' and actually countering that in, you know, the graphic reality of what they are going to get recruited into to include potentially testimonies of individuals that have experienced this.
McSally emphasizes the need for realistic messaging to counter jihadi recruitment.
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