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Article: Tomgram: Maha Hilal, Cheerleading the War on Terror - In a New Yorker piece published five days after the attacks of September 11, 2001, American critic and public intellectual Susan Sontag wrote, Lets by all means grieve together. But lets not be stupid together. A few shreds of historical awareness might help us understand what has just happened, and what may continue to happen[...]

Article: Tomgram: Maha Hilal, Cheerleading the War on Terror - In a New Yorker piece published five days after the attacks of September 11, 2001, American critic and public intellectual Susan Sontag wrote, Lets by all means grieve together. But lets not be stupid together. A few shreds of historical awareness might help us understand what has just happened, and what may continue to happen[...]

Many useful counter-terrorism lessons were learned in the late 20th and early 21st centuries First, there was the growing affluence and lower poverty rates throughout the world, especially after World War II This brought with it more terror groups and

Revisiting Chalmer Johnson's over 20 year old classic, Blowback, which dishearteningly has become if anything more prophetic as time passes.

The report said that Jaish-e-Mohammed, a Deobandi group led by Masood Azhar, is ideologically closer to the Taliban

To the editor: Hypothetically, if any political leader, terrorist, leader of al-Qaeda (“the Base,” in Arabic), ISIL, the Black Hand or a reincarnated Osama bin Laden incited and sent hundreds of his followers into an American embassy, the White House or the national Capitol building for the purpose of wrecking the place, terrorizing the occupants therein and committing murder and mayhem as part and parcel of their programming by their leader, and simultaneously their leader was convenientl...