"Radical Islamism and Its Implications for Muslim Communities and the War on Terrorism"

Government Security News (GSN) - December 2006 ^ | July 2006 | Ozzie Paez, SE/ CISSP

[I_Publius]

This paper resulted from four years of study into the background of the individuals and movement responsible for the attacks on the US homeland on September 11, 2001. While that date has been seared into the memories of Americans, it was not the first time that deadly attacks were carried out against Americans on American and foreign soils, by members of this movement. The first attack on the World Trade Center, the embassy bombings in Africa, the USS Cole incident in Yemen and the attack on the Khobar Tower in Saudi Arabia are all reflective of this implacable enemy, whose ideology we have come to know as Radical Islamism.

[I_Publius]

I read the editorial written by Jacob Goodwin in my latest issue of GSN and was lead to find the entire paper written by Ozzie Paez. It's a fascinating read, so I thought I would share the link.

The included link is to Ozzie's paper and the source I quoted was where I learned of the article. I apologize, in advance, for any confusion.

Cheers, I Publius

[sageb1]

.pdf file

Thanks. Saved.

[PGalt]

Interesting study. Thanks for posting.

[I_Publius]

You're welcome.

I find it interesting that on the Person of Interest (POI)table, for the countries of birth for the POI's, that the US ranked number three on the country with the most POI's.

Sad commentary, eh?

[GoLightly]

That number was for the sample used & it is statistically insignificant.

[GoLightly]

Took me awhile to read it, but it was worth the read. While reading it, I wondered, how much of the anti-West sentiment by the educated radicals were of the same vein taught to our own children in our institutions of higher learning?

[Cacique]

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[Valin]

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