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😲 Douglas Murray and Joe Rogan Branded FAR RIGHT in Counter Terrorism Course!
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January 11, 2024
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2:50Now PlayingReasoned contributor Qais Hussein reacts to an article by a former civil servant who revealed that during a counter-terrorism course at Kings College London -- designed for government professionals - popular commentators Douglas Murray and Joe Rogan were labelled examples of the "far right" that needed suppression.
ℹ️ About Qais Hussein
Qais Hussain is a university student from Yorkshire and you can find him on X/Twitter at @Qaishussain14 and on Instagram at @qaishussain_
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