On one side are military theorists such as John Arquilla of the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, who believe that driving militant Islamists off the web would destroy their ability to carry out jihad. But scholars such as Chris Boucek, of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, maintain that defeating online jihad won't happen by shutting down websites — they say the best antidote to jihadist websites is countering their arguments for killing with better-reasoned Islamic logic.
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- Mubin Shaikh
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Former undercover national security agent in the Toronto 18 case and the subsequent 4 year public prosecution as well as other security intelligence tasks I cannot comment on by law.
Order out of chaos
From darkness, Light!