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The latest issue of the 澳彩开奖鈥檚 , released today, focuses on the threat of homegrown Muslim terrorists, even as it warns in an editorial against demonizing Muslims in the U.S. and neglecting threats from white supremacists and others on the radical right. Entitled 鈥�,鈥� a reference to the Islamist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the cover story is accompanied by and a timeline describing .

The issue also has two stories on antigovernment 鈥渟overeign citizens,鈥� extremists who believe that most federal tax and criminal laws do not apply to them. The first, 鈥溾��,鈥� describes a key group called the 鈥淩epublic for the united States,鈥� one of whose leaders was recently killed in a confrontation with police in Arizona. The second, 鈥溾��,鈥� examines the growing trend of black Americans joining the movement 鈥� despite that movement鈥檚 racist roots.

Other stories in the new quarterly issue include:

• 鈥溾�� recounts the mass murder carried out in Norway by Anders Breivik and examines how the killer was influenced by American Islamophobes.
• 鈥溾�� looks at how extremist groups with other primary targets 鈥� principally, anti-gay religious right and anti-immigrant organizations 鈥� increasingly are attacking Muslims.
• 鈥溾�� profiles the anti-Muslim group ACT! for America and details many of founder Brigitte Gabriel鈥檚 bigoted remarks.
• 鈥溾�� is an in-depth investigation of Youth for Western Civilization, a growing campus group that says it is not racist but that has a history of white nationalism. (This story was posted earlier on Hatewatch.)
• 鈥溾�� looks at the relationship between the overwhelmingly white Church of Scientology and the black supremacist Nation of Islam.
• 鈥溾�� reproduces hateful quotations from allegedly mainstream public figures, while 鈥溾�� lists important legal developments of recent months.