FOX NEWS: A controversial therapy program has been initiated to "cure" extremist Muslim inmates of their political beliefs, the U.K.'s Sunday Mail reported.
Psychologists in the prison service will use techniques similar to those used to “de-program” members of religious cults, the Mail reported. The experimental treatments are being developed by a special extremism unit, set up by the Ministry of Justice.
The therapy is part of a strategy to combat Islamic extremism in Britain's jails where Muslim prisoners are serving time for terrorist offenses, the paper reported. The Ministry fears that if they are left alone, their violent, jihadist interpretation of Islam will spread.
The therapy includes "cognitive behavior" methods, based on the notion that it is possible to change people’s behavior by altering their perceptions and attitudes, the Mail reported.
In England's Whitemoor Prison, 39 out of 150 Muslim inmates have converted since early last year, but officers feel that some changed their faith because they were subject to bullying, the Mail reported.

They were subject to bullying! Waaaaa. I feel like every wacko article I post up here has something to do with England. Is it even a question anymore why we went for independence? This is how you treat terrorists? With therapy and hugs. Okay, not bad. I don't think their that off actually. The therapy is a great idea. You just need to find the right person to head this campaign up. I'm thinking Nurse Ratched. Don't remember her? She's the nurse from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. You know, if you cross her the wrong way she cuts out part of your brain. That lady would be ideal.

You know who would probably be good at this? Donald Trump. That guy is a cold hearted bastard, who doesn't take crap from anyone. So why not Trump? Maybe the next President should create a new cabinet position. "Secretary of mental stability of detained terrorists." The job would entail talking with terrorists about their feelings, hugs, fluffing pillows, group therapy, and daily colonoscopies with no anaesthesia. Told you it could work.