If you don’t yet know who Karen is, you’re missing out.
Karen came from a good family, but when she attended university things went downhill – she quickly went from successful family woman to tree-hugging criminal.
Her story can be found in a new Federal Government anti-radicalisation kit that links environmental activism and “alternative music” to terrorism.
The 32-page booklet, launched on Monday and due to be handed out in schools across the country, details a series of fictional case studies in which young people can become radicalised.
Federal Govt schools ‘Radicalisation Awareness Kit”: the only case study under “violent extremism”. pic.twitter.com/fOHUgCw9tD
— Mark Colvin (@Colvinius) September 24, 2015
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Here's another case study:
"A boy called Anthony is brought up on the North Shore in an environment of Mercedes, mansions, and maids. He is taught he is superior by birth, that money is all that matters and that his destiny must be fulfilled at any cost to others. At university he gets mixed up in radical politics, joins private society clubs, and plays squash. Ultimately, his view tend towards extremism, and he runs off to join............the Liberal Party."
Love it!