Revolt Against Al Qa'ida: A Strategy to Empower Muslims and Collapse International Insurgency by Howard Gambrill Clark

Revolt Against Al Qa'ida: A Strategy to Empower Muslims and Collapse International Insurgency

Howard Gambrill Clark
272 pages
Light Of New Orleans Publishing
Sep 2010
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The failure of classic counterterrorism tactics to defeat al-Qa'ida is discussed thoroughly in this strategic proposition. Redefining al-Qa'ida as a media organization filled with Internet-savvy inciters, rather than an entity that is susceptible to police and military force, it suggests a calculated policy change for governments, partner nations, and Muslim communities. The real-world examples here show how these organizations can relentlessly exploit al-Qa'ida's critical vulnerability—its violent ideology—to effectively destroy its ability to attract Muslims to its cause. This book also shows how media and web campaigns can inspire Muslim communities to vigilance and even active resistance against al-Qa'ida's recruitment efforts, as well as delivering cutting-edge recommendations to drown out the organization's propaganda.
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Pages 272
Publisher Light Of New Orleans...
Published 2010
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