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Many predicted that the tragedy in Australia would come. Not because they were alarmists, but because the pattern was visible. When extremist ideology is repeatedly explained away, softened, and shielded from consequence, violence is no longer a question of if, but when. Warnings were issued. Signals were present. The...

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