BelowTheMasonDixon
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Who is "Black lives matter" like individually? Furthermore, why would they think saying, fukk Paris is a good idea. It's not like It's going to help our cause. I don't get that.
Terrorist attack in Paris. 127 confirmed dead
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Who is "Black lives matter" like individually? Furthermore, why would they think saying, fukk Paris is a good idea. It's not like It's going to help our cause. I don't get that.
Anonymous ain't doing shyt. fukk them.
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Please keep my name out your mouth before you find your teeth out your mouth. I have you on ignore you filthy whore, but I'll will STOP you if I have to.Yo that bytch is crazy, she must be autistic
ANYWAYS, this is a really good read
Wahhabism to ISIS: how Saudi Arabia exported the main source of global terrorism
Wahhabism to ISIS: how Saudi Arabia exported the main source of global terrorism
And then this
Wahhabism to ISIS: how Saudi Arabia exported the main source of global terrorism
Wahhabism to ISIS: how Saudi Arabia exported the main source of global terrorism
And then this
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If they're the real terrorists, they're meeting them at home in their neighborhoods, in the far out arrondisments where they've been warehoused for decades.
They're far less dangerous than these poor/working class Walmart loving hillbillies who go into the US military to SPECIFICALLY get training to eventually overthrow the US government. The "III" or 3%ers. Or the klan or any other of these white Sons of Anarchy muthafuccas.
white people in the USA are the largest terrorists threat to the USA.
MajorVitaman
Superstar
If anything this is the perfect opportunity for us to collectively lay low & get money/resources/build our communities up while cacs & sand cacs get their call of duty on.
lol ISIS is attracing many highly educated engineers and scientists yet we thinking sending over bombs and basic educated people is going to stop jihadists? LOL my god.
RADICALIZATION IS NOT SO SIMPLE
"And finally, there is much evidence that those who join jihadi groups are anything but poorly integrated, at least in the conventional sense of looking at integration. A survey of British jihadis by researchers at Queen Mary College in London found that support for jihadism is unrelated to ‘social inequalities or poor education’; rather, those drawn to jihadist groups were 18- to 20-year-olds from wealthy families who spoke English at home and were educated to a high, often university, level. Or, as the study out it, ‘Youth, wealth, and being in education… were risk factors’. Insofar as they are alienated, it is not because wannabe jihadis are poorly integrated, in the conventional way we think of integration, or because they because they are poor or lack resources.
Analysing jihadists of a decade ago, Marc Sageman similarly challenged the idea that ‘terrorism comes from poverty, broken families, ignorance, immaturity, lack of family or occupational responsibilities, weak minds susceptible to brainwashing – the sociopath, the criminals, the religious fanatic.’ His database suggested, to the contrary, that terrorists are among the ‘best and brightest’ from ‘caring, middle class families’ who ‘can speak, four, five, six languages’, and ‘three-quarters of whom were ‘professionals or semi-professionals’, ‘engineers, architects… scientists.
RADICALIZATION IS NOT SO SIMPLE
"And finally, there is much evidence that those who join jihadi groups are anything but poorly integrated, at least in the conventional sense of looking at integration. A survey of British jihadis by researchers at Queen Mary College in London found that support for jihadism is unrelated to ‘social inequalities or poor education’; rather, those drawn to jihadist groups were 18- to 20-year-olds from wealthy families who spoke English at home and were educated to a high, often university, level. Or, as the study out it, ‘Youth, wealth, and being in education… were risk factors’. Insofar as they are alienated, it is not because wannabe jihadis are poorly integrated, in the conventional way we think of integration, or because they because they are poor or lack resources.
Analysing jihadists of a decade ago, Marc Sageman similarly challenged the idea that ‘terrorism comes from poverty, broken families, ignorance, immaturity, lack of family or occupational responsibilities, weak minds susceptible to brainwashing – the sociopath, the criminals, the religious fanatic.’ His database suggested, to the contrary, that terrorists are among the ‘best and brightest’ from ‘caring, middle class families’ who ‘can speak, four, five, six languages’, and ‘three-quarters of whom were ‘professionals or semi-professionals’, ‘engineers, architects… scientists.
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
Depends on the context I guess. In Belgium it's def not the same pattern.
I love watching otherwise left leaning liberals turn to hawks after shyt like this. There is a reason over 70 percent of this country supported the war in Iraq, wait for a major terrorist attack and principles and morals go out of the window.
DIMES
Retired troll
You fukking dumbass. I would love to debate your ass on this and watch your ass stutter. Islam Is a true ideal way of life.
Would you believe a kkk member who murders blacks is what Christianity is? Is that right?
Why do you think nobody likes you here? You have no shame. Why do you think ppl here believe you get paid to spread propaganda and defend Israel?
man..ISIS is a militia group made up of people that are homegrown terrorists, have been brought up on jihadist beliefs, recruited, and also remnants of other jihadist groups that have been trained. they make over 5 mil a year off of oil, (probably have tons saved up from stacking it), cotton. Isis owns cotton fields in syria and farmers have to pay taxes to Isis for their cotton sales. has received funding, training and weapons from countries such as the US and Saudi Arabia and Syria.
this is so so so bad.
this is so so so bad.
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