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Hassan O. Horri: Director, Horn Institute for Democracy, Hargeisa, Somaliland. I am a journalist in profession and commentator on Horn of Africa and Middle East issues. Previously I was Editor-in-chief for several local papers, founder and a managing director for Horn Cable TV.
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The West Is Manufacturing Fifth Wave of Terrorism (0 articles)
In honor to the victims of the terror, that
originated at the offices of Charlie Hebdo and wrecked with 17 dead, Paris
hosted the biggest rally in French history, led by dozens of world leaders
walking arm-in-arm.
On Sunday, January 11, about 3.7 million
people took to the streets nationwide, alongside the representatives of around
50 countries. In fact the WEST responded with revulsion to the lethal assault
on the satirical journal. So did any levelheaded human beings.
The new 'freedom of expression,'
with a leading storyline from the horrific massacre at the magazine
offices is translated as an attack at the very foundation of freedom. The West seeing
their own values personified in the 'free speech' endorsed the culture of
Charlie Hebdo's disrespect, sadist and spoof to fight Islamic radicalism.
In all the official statements made in Paris,
Washington, London, Rome, Melbourne, Brussels and Bonn the attack on the Charlie Hebdo is
subjugated as a challenge to the 'freedom of the press' and the unalienable
right of media in a civilized society.
It looks that the new tendency, (chants, hypocrisy, free
speech, anti Islam and double standard policies) of the West paves the way for the
manufacturing of the fifth wave of terrorism which is born, grown and educated
in the western homes.
According to Professor David Rapoport there are four known waves
in the modern history of terrorism, namely, the anarchists (1880s), anti-colonials (1920s), the left (red)
wave (1960s) and finally, the religious wave of late (1970s).
In honor to the victims of the terror, that
originated at the offices of Charlie Hebdo and wrecked with 17 dead, Paris
hosted the biggest rally in French history, led by dozens of world leaders
walking arm-in-arm.
On Sunday, January 11, about 3.7 million
people took to the streets nationwide, alongside the representatives of around
50 countries. In fact the WEST responded with revulsion to the lethal assault
on the satirical journal. So did any levelheaded human beings.
The new 'freedom of expression,'
with a leading storyline from the horrific massacre at the magazine
offices is translated as an attack at the very foundation of freedom. The West seeing
their own values personified in the 'free speech' endorsed the culture of
Charlie Hebdo's disrespect, sadist and spoof to fight Islamic radicalism.
In all the official statements made in Paris,
Washington, London, Rome, Melbourne, Brussels and Bonn the attack on the Charlie Hebdo is
subjugated as a challenge to the 'freedom of the press' and the unalienable
right of media in a civilized society.
It looks that the new tendency, (chants, hypocrisy, free
speech, anti Islam and double standard policies) of the West paves the way for the
manufacturing of the fifth wave of terrorism which is born, grown and educated
in the western homes.
According to Professor David Rapoport there are four known waves
in the modern history of terrorism, namely, the anarchists (1880s), anti-colonials (1920s), the left (red)
wave (1960s) and finally, the religious wave of late (1970s).
