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Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/14/2017 5:53:10 AM   
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Who was behind the jihadist attacks on Europe and North America?

More than 400 people have died in jihadist attacks in the West during the past three years. What can we learn, asks Dr Lorenzo Vidino.

Although the vast majority of Islamist attacks are elsewhere in the world, an unprecedented number in Europe and North America - more than 50 in total - have put the authorities under great pressure to prevent further deaths.

What do we know of the individuals who carried out the attacks - their life in the West, whether they were known to the authorities and with whom they were working?

The first look at the data behind the attacks - everything from the age of the perpetrators, to immigration status - offers counter-terrorism officials, and the public, an insight that could help them identify the best responses.

Where the attacks were
We identified 52 attacks between December 2014 and early June 2017 that we considered to be acts of jihadist terrorism.

This period follows the declaration of a "caliphate" by the so-called Islamic State in parts of Syria and Iraq in June 2014.

A relatively limited number of countries were affected.

Six were in Europe: France - the worst affected country, Germany, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Denmark and Sweden.

There were also attacks in the United States and Canada.
Flowers left near the Orlando nightclub where a terrorist attack took place in June 2016
Regardless of country, most attacks were in large towns and cities - including London, Paris, Nice, Berlin, Brussels and Orlando.

A few attacks hit iconic targets, such as the Champs-Elysees and the Louvre museum in Paris, and Westminster in London.

Many others targeted crowded spaces such as busy pedestrian areas, entertainment venues or transport hubs.

But some terrorist attacks have hit more unusual places, including an office Christmas party and a service at a church.

How the attacks were identified
We looked at attacks motivated by jihadist ideology, that involved deliberate acts of violence against other people and were intended to intimidate or convey a message to a larger group. Other organisations use different definitions.

Researchers used open-source material and interviews with officials
It is possible that some attacks did not come to our attention, or that full details are not available
The research covers the US, Canada and the 28 member states of the EU, plus Norway and Switzerland
Attacks motivated by other ideologies - such as the murder of Jo Cox - are not included in this study
The dead and injured

In total, the 52 attacks caused 403 deaths and left more than 1,600 people injured.
The perpetrators are not included in these figures.

The Paris attack of November 2015 was the deadliest, with 130 people killed, including 90 at the Bataclan theatre.

France also saw the Nice lorry attack, which left 86 people dead.

There were many other attacks that left many people dead and others injured.

In Orlando, 49 people were killed in an attack on a gay nightclub

Bombings at Brussels airport and at a metro station left 32 people dead

14 people were killed at a Christmas party in San Bernardino, California

12 people died when a lorry was driven into a crowded Christmas market in Berlin

12 people died when the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo were attacked in January 2015

Five people were killed in the Westminster attack in April

The Manchester Arena bombing in May led to 22 deaths

The London Bridge attack in June left eight people dead

In total, these 10 attacks were responsible for 370 deaths.

However, most of the attacks did not cause casualties, with the exclusion of the perpetrators...........etc

Jihadism: Tracking a month of deadly attacks

Jihadist attacks killed more than 5,000 people in just one month, an investigation by the BBC World Service and King's College London has found.

Civilians bore the brunt of the violence, with more than 2,000 killed in reported jihadist incidents during November 2014. Islamic State carried out the most attacks, adding to the spiralling death toll in Iraq and Syria. Explore the map to find out more.....etc


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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/14/2017 2:22:11 PM   
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One of the fringe points of view is that there is no organized single mind behind the jihadists but a toxic culture that wants to covert or kill every other culture in the world.
Is fundamentalist Islam compatible with mainstream western values?
Heck, the Westboro Baptist Church shows that fundamentalist Christian dogma often isn't compatible with mainstream western values. At least the fundy christians are just obnoxious gits for the most part and not training up suicide murderers.

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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 6:31:39 AM   
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One of the fringe points of view is that there is no organized single mind behind the jihadists but a toxic culture that wants to covert or kill every other culture in the world.
Is fundamentalist Islam compatible with mainstream western values?
Heck, the Westboro Baptist Church shows that fundamentalist Christian dogma often isn't compatible with mainstream western values. At least the fundy christians are just obnoxious gits for the most part and not training up suicide murderers.

If the coalition of Arab and Muslim countries fighting IS in Iraq and currently evicting them from Mosul, IS's most significant stronghold in Iraq, is anything to judge by, then it would appear that fundamentalist Islamists like IS and AQ are incompatible with mainstream Arab and Muslim values as well.

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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 9:00:44 AM   
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Barack Obama, obviously.
Daesh is all his fault: didn't you get the memo about that?


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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 12:28:29 PM   
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ORIGINAL: MercTech

Heck, the Westboro Baptist Church shows that fundamentalist Christian dogma often isn't compatible with mainstream western values. At least the fundy christians are just obnoxious gits for the most part and not training up suicide murderers.


Not in this century,at least not yet.
"Western Christianity" was pretty much a mirror of what Islamic fundamentalism is now.
During the crusades,when Muslim woman were receiving higher education with their male counterparts,and Muslim scholars were devising algebra ,their christian theologian counterparts were discussing whether or not woman had a soul or were just tools of the devil...

That was just a few centuries ago.

Give a few more decades of Chinese economic dominance and a few more years of fundamentalist's christian dogma worming it's way into our already failing education system,and we might be the ones screaming "Gawd is Great,Praise NASCAR" outside a Panda Express right before the "Kaboom!"

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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 12:33:09 PM   
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One of the fringe points of view is that there is no organized single mind behind the jihadists but a toxic culture that wants to covert or kill every other culture in the world.


Pretty much the same basic human instinct that has driven every form of genocide in history.

Oh oh,and oppression,don't forget about the centuries of oppression that nearly every culture has taken part in at some point in history.

Gawd damn we're some primitive monkies at heart




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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 5:09:14 PM   
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why is this one chattelmansub awaiting approval - give him another chance he has served his time.

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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/15/2017 6:01:48 PM   
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why is this one chattelmansub awaiting approval - give him another chance he has served his time.

Good God no. He was one of the first manifestations of Team Suck Poppet from awhile back.

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RE: Who was behind the jihadist attacks on EU and USA? - 6/16/2017 9:37:28 AM   
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This is a very good question as well as to just what exactly did go down.

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