Re: ISI’s Strategic Depth Has Failed The Nation of Pakistan
And to accomplish elimination of terrorism at this point…requires a serious culture change.
And that culture change will unfortunately be to move away from Islam. Because people aren’t able to handle the nuclear reactor that religion can be, they’re going to get tired of war eventually and they’re going to say “Allah” was the problem in the first place.
It’s what happened in Europe. Church got corrupt, problems upon problems, corruption and war in the name of God and people finally got fed up and said “God has no right in our government”, and the same thing happened in the US. Instead of eliminating PEOPLE who manipulate God’s words, they will eliminate Allah.
And that’s why the game of the antisocial mullah who hates to talk to women, revels in the glory of murder to make his God happy, the man who destroys civilization rather than builds it by bombs and attacks young kids with guns and women with bombs is the Devil’s most well played game.
And this extremist curriculum is now formal in the form of wahabbi Saudi funded “islam” to the point that even we muslims are so blinded that we can’t see this is NOT Islam. So how do you expect Fox to see it? Right now in muslim MSA college organizations around the US and male-dominated “friday night happy hour halaqas” in Masjids in the US, young men are slowly being indoctrinated to think of themselves as super human, allowed to bend rules because like they are the only ones that will get into heaven. Easy to create terrorists with these people. Cut them off socially, don’t let them have American friends, force their loyalty to bomb-makers in the guise of a gang loyalty to their local masjid halaqa group, and voila ship them to IS.
These aren’t jaahil people. They’re educated and they’ve read a lot and now they’re madmen.
This is why I am so for women being part of the masjids. Where women play bigger roles, men have less interest in joining these cults. Women temper and balance men and terrorists know that and even today, there are hadiths manipulated and taken out of context to ask women to not come to the mosque.
Re: ISI’s Strategic Depth Has Failed The Nation of Pakistan
All good and well in theory, but are ISIS brides also tempering baghdadi and co.?
As Vali Nasr once said in response to a question about youth that we shouldn’t automatically assume them as a ray of hope. Entrepreneurs are young professionals, but so are basijis and the people who staff ISIS and alqaeda.