Can a Muslim fanatic who wanted to join ISIS be "de-radicalized" so that he's no longer a threat to society? A Minnesota judge thinks so.  He ordered Abdullahi Yusuf, who pleaded guilty to giving material support to terrorism, to leave jail and report to a halfway house where a counselor would presumably deprogram him. Oh – the halfway house has absolutely no experience in "deradicalizing" Muslim terrorists. Daily Beast: Abdullahi Yusuf of Minnesota was allowed to depart from jail and stay at a halfway home after he pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide material support to the so-called Islamic State widely known as ISIS in January. (Yusuf was stopped at the airport trying to fly to Turkey in May 2014, at age 18.) Once inside the halfway home, Yusuf was to be “de-radicalized” through regular meetings with a counselor whose curriculum looked more like a high-school civics course than religious deprogramming. His...(Read Full Post)