Experts: Trump needs to rebuild U.S. ability to target terrorist’s money networks

[DGUtley]

Experts: Trump needs to rebuild U.S. ability to target terrorist’s money networks. The Trump administration needs to significantly rebuild and expand law enforcement agencies' ability to target and take down terrorist financing networks after President Obama systematically disbanded the work in an attempt to ease relations with Iran for the nuclear deal, according to former senior U.S. officials with decades of experience in the field.


http://freebeacon.com/national-security/experts-trump-needs-rebuild-u-s-ability-target-terrorists-money-networks/

[Common]

Experts: Trump needs to rebuild U.S. ability to target terrorist’s money networks. The Trump administration needs to significantly rebuild and expand law enforcement agencies' ability to target and take down terrorist financing networks after President Obama systematically disbanded the work in an attempt to ease relations with Iran for the nuclear deal, according to former senior U.S. officials with decades of experience in the field.


http://freebeacon.com/national-security/experts-trump-needs-rebuild-u-s-ability-target-terrorists-money-networks/

It never ends what obama did TO us on the sneak.

Dry up the cash and kill their ability to kill others. Its common sense and we had made progress in doing that until obama dismantled it.

Ive said all along that slow but sure the dirty deeds obama did with the media covering for him would be exposed

[midcan5]

Trump may be the wrong person for this task, part of his love of Russia has to do with how they have bailed him and family out. That continues as his justice department allows foreign money to support him and family. http://www.salon.com/2017/06/10/trum...eign-payments/


Below is a OP on Trump that explains what American democracy is dealing with. It is worth a read by all, pass it around.


http://lithub.com/rebecca-solnit-the...-donald-trump/

And this is a must read too.

'On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century' by Timothy Snyder


"What convinces masses are not facts, and not even invented facts, but only the consistency of the system which they are presumably part. Repetition, somewhat overrated in importance because of the common belief in the masses' inferior capacity to grasp and remember, is important because it convinces them of consistency in time." Hannah Arendt

[Peter1469]

The foolish distraction aside, I had not realized that Obama dismantled those programs- they have been very effective in the past. We need them operational.