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How to lose the war on terrorism
Part five: The politics of indignation
By Mark Perry and Alastair Crooke, Asia Times, June 8, 2006
The foundational belief of the “war on terrorism” is that militant Islam is hollow. We are not fighting a credible movement with a set of core beliefs, but “evildoers” - people who have nothing to say, who are without values, […]
Posted: June 8th, 2006 under ARTICLES, Al Qaeda, Alastair Crooke, Bush Administration, Mark Perry, Neocons, Political Islam, Salafism, War on terrorism.
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How to lose the war on terrorism
Part four: Acts of faith
By Mark Perry and Alastair Crooke, Asia Times, June 6, 2006
That talking and listening would now seem so difficult is not the result of some inherent inability of differing cultures to understand one another, or of Islam’s long-standing religious or political incompatibility with the West, nor of some inevitable and irrepressible […]
Posted: June 6th, 2006 under ARTICLES, Alastair Crooke, Bush Administration, Mark Perry, Neocons, Political Islam, Salafism.
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