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And yet some people still blame terrorism on poverty. 
“Blessed are the poor” is a startling truth, and counter-intuitive.And yet some people still blame terrorism on poverty.![]()
It would be more accurate to say that the leadership of Jihadi terrorism have been such a product.Brussels will be a distant memory two weeks hence as well.
Jihadi terrorists have traditionally been a product of the middle upper class of Muslim society, often those who can afford to send their children away to Western schools to receive their education.
And they are partly right. Even if the leadership and visionaries of Jihadism are from affluent, well-educated backgrounds, the rank and file, and, even more importantly, the surrounding social milieu that gives terrorism its tacit support, are the results of the disillusionment of the largely impoverished, unemployed or underemployed populations in the Arab countries. Read the background given by the 9-11 Commission for the 2001 attacks.And yet some people still blame terrorism on poverty.![]()
And the foot soldiers, such as the suicide bombers of 911.It would be more accurate to say that the leadership of Jihadi terrorism have been such a product.