Retired Admiral James Stavridis Being Vetted As Clinton’s Running Mate

… Using the international financial system to ensure that no funds can flow into the caliphate will be helpful. This will require both international and interagency cooperation, and the U.S. must lead this part of the effort. Fourth, the war must be carried out online as well. ISIS is effective at publicizing, proselytizing, recruiting, fundraising, and command and control on the Internet. We need to use offensive cybertools to counter all of those efforts, and the increasingly capable U.S. Cyber Command action teams—essentially the SEALs of the web—should have a central role in this campaign. [F]ifth, we must cut off the already diminishing flow of new recruits to ISIS. This is the long game of education, opportunity and employment for the disenfranchised and disillusioned Muslim populations all around the world, but especially in Europe, a major source of foreign fighters.