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But Mr. Gates is right to update protective measures that have been geared toward traditional cold war concerns like internal espionage rather than extremists with a tendency for violence.

That alt-right shit-stirring so often dovetails with the agenda of the right-wing mainstream press, allowing them to act as the outriders with legitimate concerns, rather than extremists.

We are rational rather than extremist, but don't mistake that for lack of passion".

By saying he wanted "known faces" rather than "extremist forces" in charge in Greece, the European commission president was the perfect recruiting sergeant for Syriza.

Elsewhere in Europe, as well as in other countries, there has been a similar process of demonization taking place, but usually led by extremist political parties or demagogues rather than extremist media".

Although he conceded that "a similar process of demonisation" was taking place elsewhere in Europe, he said it was "usually led by extremist political parties or demagogues rather than extremist media".

"I'm on the side of the people in the middle rather than the extremists," he said.

Iran also cultivates an image as the voice of all Muslims in confronting the United States, and the idea that Americans rather than Islamic extremists carried out the 2001 attacks has long resonated among Arabs.

DOHA, Qatar — Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday that the Obama administration supported efforts by Middle Eastern nations to send arms to the opposition in Syria, and had had discussions with foreign officials to emphasize that those arms should go to moderate forces rather than to extremists.

Reconnaissance flights had been carried out by the Russians for several days from the port of Latakia before yesterday's bombings over Homs and Hama province – not a place of Isis concentration, – leading the moderate opposition to say that the US and its allies should have known that they were the ones who were going to get hit, rather than the extremists.

Shaikh said there was also an international perception that the country had been using much of its previous international assistance to shore up its defenses against India, rather than tackle extremists in northwestern Pakistan.