Axel Rudakubana may not have been waving ISIS flag but how did he not fit bill of being drawn into violent extremism?
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IT is ever more appalling and incredible that Axel Rudakubana was repeatedly rejected by the Prevent counter-terror programme before the Southport atrocity.
He may not have been waving an ISIS flag — but how did Rudakubana not fit that bill?.
Prevent is not there solely to tackle proven, overt Islamists but anyone susceptible to being drawn into violent extremism.
