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More on taqiyya and kithman that is used by muslims - no matter what the sect they belong to.
Taqiyya as impressions and perceptions management
Now how often do we read about muslims parading their dead children around after they have been killed due to the jihadists hiding among women and children, or that they lobbed bombs where the children are and then leave and come back AFTER the attacks hit where the jihadists were believed to be?!?! We have also read that when the jihadists move out in public they surround themselves with children. Isreal has had to devise means and ways to target only the jihadist without hitting the children (unlike the muslims who target their children!!) and have been somewhat successful in doing that. So has the USA been successful with their drones. They are able to spot the jihadists and then send in the arm drones while the jihadists are actually lobbing the bombs and take them out without.
drones target jihadists hiding among civilians
The tactical use of children: Australia television viewers noted that interviews with terrorist suspects raided by security authorities invariably featured veiled women holding small children or a baby as they protested their husband’s innocence and attested to his innate goodness. Trembling fingers pointed to ‘damage’ to the family residence. In some interviews the suspect / father holds the child, whilst denying involvement or knowledge of terrorism in any sense of the word: an example of taqiyya in the age of impressions and perception management.
Taqiyya and the Deceptive use of Jihad: The contemporary political meaning of jihad is clear: it is Jihad of the sword. Egyptian-based Islamic fundamentalists, from whom Bin Laden recruited his key operatives, believe jihad is the fourth pillar of Islam and is a binding belief and integral to the faith. Claiming that Jihad is a subjective and psychological state of personal struggle is taqiyya. In contemporary terms, Jihad means - holy war - against unbelievers and it in this context that Al Qaeda training manuals refer to Jihad as ‘Holy War’.
Taqiyya as impressions and perceptions management
Now how often do we read about muslims parading their dead children around after they have been killed due to the jihadists hiding among women and children, or that they lobbed bombs where the children are and then leave and come back AFTER the attacks hit where the jihadists were believed to be?!?! We have also read that when the jihadists move out in public they surround themselves with children. Isreal has had to devise means and ways to target only the jihadist without hitting the children (unlike the muslims who target their children!!) and have been somewhat successful in doing that. So has the USA been successful with their drones. They are able to spot the jihadists and then send in the arm drones while the jihadists are actually lobbing the bombs and take them out without.
drones target jihadists hiding among civilians
The tactical use of children: Australia television viewers noted that interviews with terrorist suspects raided by security authorities invariably featured veiled women holding small children or a baby as they protested their husband’s innocence and attested to his innate goodness. Trembling fingers pointed to ‘damage’ to the family residence. In some interviews the suspect / father holds the child, whilst denying involvement or knowledge of terrorism in any sense of the word: an example of taqiyya in the age of impressions and perception management.
Taqiyya and the Deceptive use of Jihad: The contemporary political meaning of jihad is clear: it is Jihad of the sword. Egyptian-based Islamic fundamentalists, from whom Bin Laden recruited his key operatives, believe jihad is the fourth pillar of Islam and is a binding belief and integral to the faith. Claiming that Jihad is a subjective and psychological state of personal struggle is taqiyya. In contemporary terms, Jihad means - holy war - against unbelievers and it in this context that Al Qaeda training manuals refer to Jihad as ‘Holy War’.