Entrapment is the tool of the Western intelligence matrix to criminalise Muslim communities

Posted 2022-11-25, Middle East Monitor Headlines photo

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There are countless stereotypes and tropes found throughout popular culture, movie productions and social media. One of those is that of undercover police or intelligence agents who famously tend to consist of well-built white men donned in disguises that are... read full story

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