On the recordMarch 9, 2011
The failure to identify our enemy for what it is, violent Islamic extremism, is offensive and contradicts thousands of years of accepted military and intelligence doctrine to know your enemy.
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congress.govThe failure to identify our enemy for what it is, violent Islamic extremism, is offensive and contradicts thousands of years of accepted military and intelligence doctrine to know your enemy.
King emphasizes the importance of recognizing radical Islamic extremism as a threat.
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