Anon Report This Comment
Date: March 14, 2024 04:56AM

There is a psychological condition where if you hate and obsess over something enough, for long enough, you become like it, or your impression of it. It applies to individuals, not groups and I've forgotten what it's called. Examples given here:

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Anon Report This Comment
Date: May 05, 2024 12:07PM

Mosques in the West clicked onto this then actively encouraged their young to learn Islam only through the mosque and not online - contributing to a dramatic plunge in the number of terrorist attacks (accounting for French operations against the groups attacking them).

That leads us, of course, to ask who runs the online doctrine?

The inbred mind believes it's superior to all others (it's not confined to Judaists, who only marry Jews or in their branch of Judaism), in that case the message in the picture above can also apply to groups, and is well put. We see this in the current conflict in Gaza.

Does anyone have a copy of the CIA Red Cell Report suggesting a caliphate in Iraq would be useful?

Iraqi officers were brutalised in Abu Ghraib prison, then, traumatised, sent to another prison to learn an edition of Islam that accentuates some things and suppresses others. They called it 'The School'. On graduating they founded Islamic State. This was in a documentary called ISIS: Inside The Terror, by Vice in Canada. It seems to be no longer available.