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Before he was kicked off Twitter for using it to further radicalize his supporters who attacked the U.S. Capitol, Trump tweeted dozens of times to claim credit for the stock market’s performance during his tenure.

The anger in the Muslim world against Israel, the Western double standards and moral hypocrisy will provide militant groups with a fertile ground to recruit and radicalize.

Torres insisted that accusations of red-tagging were only meant to deflect underground organizations’ “terrorist-grooming,” which he defined as attempts to systematically recruit and radicalize select individuals through manipulation and control.

What I couldn’t have anticipated was that the YNaija Sexuality Blog would radicalize me to the fight for the rights of LGBT persons.

Saying the Internet has provided "a dangerous avenue to radicalize disturbed minds," Trump said.

Since blacks up until then, except for a thin intellectual class, had been historically anti-communist, Zinn believed that he had to radicalize them before they would be fit for Marxist activities.

In October last year, soon after his appointment as the Interlocutor on Kashmir, former spymaster Dineshwar Sharma said the biggest challenge and top priority in Kashmir was to de-radicalize its youth and militants.

Perhaps most importantly, authorities can attempt to de-radicalize people.

He attempted to radicalize New Zealand 's Māori people in a failed effort to destabilise the U.S. ally.

Wilpert 2007. p. 19. "Socialism of the 21st century" The various attempts at overthrowing the Bolivarian government from power had only served to further radicalize Chávez.