Paris:
Bruised but Not Broken
[Jeop Bertrams , The Netherlands]
'Islamist' Terror: U.S. Democrats Choke on Political
Correctness (La Stampa, Italy)
"Last Saturday during the Democrats' presidential debate,
aphasia first struck socialist Senator Sanders, who played down the terror
threat, preferring to talk about the economy; while the favorite Hillary
Clinton confirmed that in her view, religion has nothing to do with the current
war. ISIS is a political, cultural and military movement that uses terrorism
and war rooted in a radical interpretation of Islam. An enemy of modernity,
ISIS proclaims an Islamism that dates back to pre-colonial times, fascinates young
people with its anti-democratic creed, and advocates a world in which
individuals, both male and female, believers or not, have their destinies marked
out from birth. Failing to understand this or being overcome with caution
prevents us from making progress against the terrorists: ISIS is a political army
of Islamists, so religion not only involved - it is critical to any analysis."
By Gianni Riotta
Translated By Martyn Fogg
November 18, 2016
Italy
– La Stampa - Original Article (Italian)
The night of urban warfare unleashed on Paris by
ISIS signals a change in strategy by the terrorists of the Caliphate and will
lead to irreversible change in European policy and the war in Iraq and Syria.
It calls for a better understanding on the part of the public and leadership to
gain a better grasp of the enemy we face which, up to now, we have badly misunderstood.
Given the lack of rational analysis which is free of
propaganda, rabid populism and naive sentimentality, we will remain at the
mercy of violence.
Serial
attacks
Friday’s attack was the bloodiest armed action in
France since the war ended in 1945 and was wisely referred
to by Pope Francis as "World War III." ISIS, according to the Financial Times, derives $1.5 billion a
day from its oil-field exporting blitz. Before the 129 killed
in Paris, they struck in Ankara, Turkey on October 10, leaving over 100 dead; they
blew up a Russian civilian airliner over Sinai on October 31 in the worst disaster
in the history of Russian aviation; and on November 12, they sowed death in
Beirut by killing over 40 - a slaughter as bad as any remembered during the long
years of the Lebanese Civil War.
Our incapacity to see the unfolding of these attacks
on a continuum, repeatedly mesmerized by the latest incident on TV and in
social media, is rather disarming. Television network Al-Jazeera yesterday gave
prominence to complaints from the Arab world, which accuses Facebook of prohibiting
Lebanese from using its automatic search to find victims and survivors in
Beirut as it commendably did in Paris. Facebook denies a double standard and
Lebanese bloggers should keep in mind how in their country, with its poor
communications, this would have been of little use. It is of little importance as
the debate sows bitterness, dividing "Them" and "Us."
'Incomprehensible
enemy'
In reality, in the territories it occupies and its
terrorist raids, ISIS doesn't discriminate between
Christians and Muslims, striking anyone who won't join the campaign for the
Caliphate. General Michael Nagata, U.S. commander in the Middle East, humbly admits
what others trapped in demagogic silence refuse to: "We
have not defeated the idea. ... We do not even understand the idea." As every
strategist from Sun Tzu to Clausewitz, Delbruck and Keegan has reminded us, defeating
an enemy that is misunderstood is impossible. While President Obama first compared ISIS to "a JV team,"
today he denies its Islamic character, declaring that religion has
nothing to do with the Caliphate's campaign.
Division in
America
Last Saturday during the American Democrats' presidential
primary debate, the same aphasia
first struck socialist Senator Sanders, who played down the terror threat,
preferring to talk about the economy; while the
favorite Hillary Clinton confirmed that in her view, religion has nothing to do
with the current war. Politicians are understandably hesitant to sow hatred
toward their Muslim citizens, but this prevents them from properly analyzing
the motivations and culture that allows ISIS to recruit thousands of followers
online - including women, as scientists Erin Marie Saltman
and Melanie Smith warn in their report, Till
Martyrdom Do Us Part; Gender and the ISIS Phenomenon
Like the
Red Brigades' terrorism in Europe and Italy
ISIS is a political, cultural and military
movement that uses terrorism and war rooted in a radical interpretation of
Islam. An enemy of modernity, ISIS proclaims an Islamism that dates back to
pre-colonial times, fascinates young people with its anti-democratic creed, and
advocates a world in which individuals, both male and female, believers or not,
have their destinies marked out from birth. Failing to understand this or being
overcome with caution prevents us from making progress against the terrorists: ISIS
is a political army of Islamists, so religion not only involved - it is critical
to any analysis.
VIDEO
The same error of ideological
timidity was made in the early days of the Red Brigades , when many
observers denied the communist roots of Curcio (the Red
Brigades' leader in Italy) and his followers - until in Communist Party
newspaper Il Manifesto , with ruthless
clairity , journalist (one-time leader of the Italian
Communist Party and founder of Il
Manifesto ) Rossana Rossanda In the same way, a "family album"
ties ISIS to the history of Islam. Millions of Italian communists fought the
Red Brigades just as millions of Muslims oppose terrorism in the name of their
religion, but the political contradiction exists and must be
understood in order to sever the roots of extremism.
Firmness
and compassion
We must not leave the field to populists,
xenophobes and racists who already, in America, Europe and Italy, operate quite
effectively. The bloody night in Paris offers up propaganda topics to Ms. [Marine]
Le Pen's National Front and similar movements, has already led Poland to close
its borders, while in Germany, CDU Chairman Horst Seehofer is calling for tighter border controls, both around
the European Union and between member states. After the massacre at Charlie Hebdo (in
Paris last January), Seehofer took the opposite line,
remaining in favor of "open borders." Now he has changed his mind, as
have millions of Europeans. Just one infiltrator among so many unfortunate Syrian
refugees has unfortunately changed the political climate and now serves to weave
together firmness with compassion.
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VIDEO
President Obama has changed his mind as well: in
the eleven months he has left in Washington, he will not withdraw from
Afghanistan as so wanted to do, and he probably regrets the haste with which he
withdrew from Iraq, understanding at last the inevitable fight in the Middle
East. Europeans and Americans have few cards to play:
collaborate with the Turks, who fear the Kurds as much as ISIS; reach an
agreement with Putin, who has a beachhead in Syria; decide what to do with an
Assad regime strengthened thanks to a tacit
pact with ISIS that it could break if that's what it takes to remain in power
in Damascus. Brilliant solutions work on TV but in reality, but unfortunately this is a matter of making a pact with the
Assad devil in order to defeat the ISIS devil. Completely liberating the cities
of Mosul and Ramadi from the grip of the Caliphate would require, alongside the
Kurdish Peshmerga , a military response capable of
countering the Paris massacre. If and when we succeed,
we'll need a long-term civilian and military strategy capable of achieving
victory.
We are only at the first confused steps fighting
an enemy we do not know, and which, instead, knows us quite well.
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and Syria: May Allah Make Russia's Pain Severe! Trouw, Netherlands: Clinton's Hitler-Putin Comment
Highlights Weakness of E.U. Handelsblad, Germany: 'Fissures' in Europe:
Putin, Propaganda, and Patriotism Der Spiegel, Germany: Finance Minister Schauble Says Putin Plan
Reminiscent of Hitler Der Spiegel, Germany: The Sympathy Problem - Is Germany a Country of
Russia Apologists? Der Spiegel, Germany: NATO's Putin Conundrum: Berlin Considers Its
NATO Options La Stampa, Italy: Ukraine: Putin Capitalizes
on Western Identity Crisis La Stampa, Italy: Ukraine: Putin Capitalizes
on Western Identity Crisis de Volkskrant,
Netherlands: Putin's Letter to
Americans a Guilty Pleasure for the World Huanqiu, China: Letter By Vladimir Putin
Exposes 'Exceptional' American Inequality Diario De Noticias,
Portugal: Russia
and America: United in Flouting International Law Carta Maior, Brazil: Venezuela and Ukraine:
Upending Washington's Best Laid Plans Le Quotidien d'Oran,
Algeria: Crimea: The Latest
Front for French Rambos Reforma, Mexico: Crimea and Texas: Russia's
Version of Manifest Destiny Al Wehda, Syria: America's 'Destiny' of
Invasion and Expansionism FAZ, Germany: America and
Germany: The 'Axis of Pragmatism' BelTA, Belarus: Lukashenko Warns: Crimea Sets
'Dangerous Precedent' Al-Madina, Saudi
Arabia: Ukraine
and Syria: May Allah Make Russia's Pain Severe! tp24 Rubriche, Italy: America 'Too Young to
Understand' Crisis in Crimea Die Zeit, Germany: The Paler the West, the More
Luminous Vladimir Putin Huanqiu, China: Crisis Over Ukraine
Could Spell 'Disaster' for China Asia Times, Hong Kong: Beijing to Kiev to Taipei: Why China Worries
About Ukraine Neatkariga Rita Avize,
Latvia: Putin Clears
Western Minds of Intelligence, Media 'Delusions' Sueddeutsche Zeitung,
Germany: Germans
Must Now Back Sanctions - Even if they Hurt Us Diena, Latvia: President Tells Lithuanians:
Show Russia No Fear and be 'Ready to Shoot' de Volkskrant, The
Netherlands: Recognize Russia's
Legitimate Interests or Ukraine is Doomed de Volkskrant, The
Netherlands: Most Crimeans Don't want
Ukraine Split Frankfurter Rundschau,
Germany: Finding the
Win-Win Scenario With Vladimir Putin Sol, Portugal: Ukraine May Awaken 'Ghosts of
the Great War' de Morgan, Belgium: Putin Knows: No One in West
is Willing to Die for Sebastopol Komsomolskaya Pravda,
Russia: Crimea:
the Next Puerto Rico? Russia Today, Russia: VIDEOS: Roundup of Russian Reaction from
Russia Today European Press
Agencies: European
Reaction to Developments in Ukraine Moskovskii Komsomolets,
Russia: Report: U.S. to
Help 'Oust' Black Sea Fleet from Crimea Novosti, Russia: Looking Toward the West,
Ukraine 'Lies' to the East Yezhednevniy Zhurnal,
Russia: Ossified Kremlin
Misreads Biden Visit to Georgia, Ukraine Rceczpospolita, Poland: Banish All 'Magical
Thinking' Regarding the Russian Bear Kommersant, Russia: The Kremlin Offers 'an
Ultimatum' to America Gazeta Wyborcza,
Poland: 'Enormous
Error' of Bush's 'Georgian Protege' Georgia Can 'Kiss NATO
Goodbye' Financial Times Deutschland, Germany: Before
Georgia - It is Europe that Needs Mediation Rue 89, France: East Europe Best Not Depend on
'Obsolete' NATO Liberation, France: Russian President 'Dictates
His Peace' to Hapless Europe Le Figaro, France: Between America and Russia,
the E.U. is On the Front Line Le Figaro, France: War in the Caucasus: Georgia
'Doesn? Stand a Chance' Le Figaro, France: A Way Out of the Georgia
Crisis for Russia and the West Le Figaro, France: Did Russia 'Win' the Georgia
Crisis? Not By a Long Shot Frankfurter Rundschau, Germany: Did Russia 'Win'
the Georgia Crisis? Not By a Long Shot
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