The link between terrorists, truthers is now extended to children. Foxnews is clearly preparing on a new chapter in its propaganda against criticism towards gov't and state policies. According to the Digital Hate Report, internet often acts as the incubator and validator of dangerous conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11 and organ theft.

Title: Terrorists Targeting Children Via Facebook, Twitter
Source: Foxnews
Published: March 15, 2010

Url: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/03/15/terrorists-targeting-children-via-facebook-twitter

"The report found a 20% increase to 11,500 in hate-filled social networks, Web sites, forums, blogs, Twitter feeds, and so on (up from 10,000 last year). It notes that beyond its role in our social lives, the Internet often acts as the incubator and validator of dangerous conspiracy theories surrounding 9/11 and organ theft."
----------------

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/police-identify-200-children-as-potential-terrorists-1656027.html
Police identify 200 children as potential terrorists: Drastic new tactics to prevent school pupils as young as 13 falling into extremism

Exclusive by Mark Hughes Crime correspondent
Saturday, 28 March 2009

Two hundred schoolchildren in Britain, some as young as 13, have been identified as potential terrorists by a police scheme that aims to spot youngsters who are "vulnerable" to Islamic radicalisation.

The number was revealed to The Independent by Sir Norman Bettison, the chief constable of West Yorkshire Police and Britain's most senior officer in charge of terror prevention.

He said the "Channel project" had intervened in the cases of at least 200 children who were thought to be at risk of extremism, since it began 18 months ago. The number has leapt from 10 children identified by June 2008.

Source: http://www.newsday.com/news/local/newyork/ny-nywtc295480526nov29,0,6163970.story

Newsday.com

Kids' respiratory problems blamed on 9/11 dust

BY KARLA SCHUSTER

[Bad link]

November 29, 2007

Children exposed to World Trade Center dust are at much higher risk for respiratory problems, and in some cases are twice as likely as their peers to develop asthma, according to a city Health Department survey released yesterday.

The survey of the 3,100 children who are enrolled in the city's World Trade Center Health Registry found that being caught in the dust cloud in the immediate aftermath of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack was the single biggest risk factor in developing respiratory problems.

Half of all children enrolled in the registry developed a new or worsening breathing problem. But those who were caught in the massive dust plume were diagnosed with asthma at double the rate of those who were not.