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RLTV PODCAST: Martin Surridge on the Decline of Islamic Terrorism
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Martin Surridge and Michael Peabody discuss Surridge's recent article, "Is the Era of Large-Scale Islamic Terrorism Coming to an End?" in which he theorizes how and why Islamic terrorism in the West is on the decline.
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It came through very well and was a great interview. It's interesting. I think that Islam and democracy are if not terribly compatible, not incompatible. Just my humble opinion.