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Let’s get a couple of things straight here. I don’t like Bush and I don’t like terrorists. I don’t like the CIA any more than I like Bin Laden. And the idea of...
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If you are afraid of Muslims, here is story you should not miss reading. If you hate them, this is story that can trigger an impulse of change in your mind. Who said...
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Jihadis are making little headway in garnering support for their cause among Muslims in the Indian mainstream. And the chief of the rump Students Islamic Movement of...
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Pankaj, Shimla
# The Bush administration has launched a new front in the war on terrorism, this time targeting language. # Americans may understand “jihad” to mean...
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Some do’s and don’t’s from the National Counterterrorism Center:_ Don’t use the term “jihadist,” which has broader religious...
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AP, Washington
Don’t call them jihadists any more.And don’t call al-Qaida a movement.The Bush administration has launched a new front in the war on terrorism, this time...
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Sunit, kolkata
Since the invasion of Iraq five years ago, Europe was concerned about the radicalisation of its Muslim-dominated societies mounting a serious challenge to long standing...
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Desh, Shimla
The prosecution says they were planning violent jihad, but the 12 men at the centre of Melbourne’s terrorism trial maintain that angry words do not equate to violent...
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Anil, Delhi
Perhaps you were taught in school that Saudi Arabia’s chief export is oil. And for those who do serious on-the-books accounting of such things, that remains...
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