Tag: deradicalisation program

I have written extensively on the inherent failures of jihad de-radicalization programs. How can a program claim to address the ideological motive behind acts of war without addressing the ideology?

Here is one example of an ISIS fighter, enduring his mental disarray and seemingly permanent despair, that was “cured” by conversion to Islam.

Jihadi brides who have returned from Syria after joining the Islamic State terror group are being ‘deradicalised’ at taxpayers’ expense.

A couple of terrorist suspects who were just acquitted after three months’ of court trial are now serving in Canada as consultants for a deradicalization agency in the country.

Muslim hate crime hoaxes – another form of sharia terrorism. Read and share.

The Public Safety Minister says possibility of de-radicalizing ISIS fighters is “remote,” yet Trudeau seems to disagree.

A multi-million-dollar government helpline set up to support people worried their family or friends may be at risk of violent extremism appears to be failing to gain traction.

18,550 jihadis. And that’s probably a low estimate.

“But putting these people in jail means radicalizing them even more.”

There it is – reality smashes the fantastical delusion of jihad denial.

Did the French learn anything? No.

The question is, if Islam and the jihadic doctrine are scrubbed from “extremist” motives, where are these funds going and to whom? If the Muslim community insists that Islamic terror is not Islamic, then how are these funds being spent? Masjid Muhammad, Inc. received $531,195.

These counter terror and “deradicalization” programs are nothing more than charters for surrender.

It appears these programs are actually sustaining and serving the Muslim supremacist movement. One of the London slaughterers is a product of the taypayer-funded ruse.

A jihadi is paid to “fight extremism” but I am banned in the UK for my opposition to jihad.
The war is not against extremism. It is against jihad.

Further proof of the fallacy and fantasy of failed counter “extremism” and “deradicalization” programs in the West. Epic failures.

Imam Abu Adam Hesham Shashaa, a heralded imam of peace, beloved by the New York Times (much the way they too fawned over Anwar Awlaki until the truth about him was revealed) was arrested for secretly working and fighting for the Islamic State.

A Sydney teenager who was in a deradicalisation program has pleaded guilty in Parramatta Childrens Court to planning a terrorist attack on Anzac Day in 2016

Saudi Arabia is using one of its ‘terrorist rehab’ centres to recruit and train jihadists, according to testimony from a prisoner at Guantanamo.

If these “deradicalization” programs won’t deal with the motive, the inspiration for this holy war – namely Islam, how could they possibly be successful. I mean, really. “Australia: De-Radicalization Program Under Review After Former Participant is Charged with Terrorism,” By KGS, June 10, 2016: The only way to de-radicalize a Muslim is to convert him…

U.S. District Judge Michael Davis, a senior federal judge in Minnesota, has recruited a researcher from Germany to evaluate a group of young Muslim men who attempted to travel overseas to join the Islamic State. “The goal: figure out why each defendant became radicalized and propose a plan to turn each away from violent extremism.”…

It turns out, as it almost always does, that the murderer of UK imam Jalal Uddin was not an “Islamophobe,” as had originally been thought, but other Muslims (one with terror links) who had opposed his “efforts to turn youngsters away from radical Islam.” CAIR was unavailable for comment — The above tweet is typical…

If the Obama administration sees the Islamic State as a “strategic asset,” why wouldn’t they want advice from an al-Qaeda-linked op? I have written about Hussain Hamdani before. Hussain Hamdani encouraged Muslim student activists “to Islamize campus politics.”  An organization led by Hamdani, joined with the Saudi World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) to launch…

The “deradicalization” programs are failing in Europe as well. This was, of course, utterly predictable. If we are not addressing the ideology behind this war, and that’s what this is — then failure is to be expected. Reading the writings of Martin Luther King Jr.and the U.S. Constitution to cure jihadism is counter intuitive. It…