Dutch spy service: Deoabandi and Salafi radicals becoming elusive swarm

holderEscritt in the DailyStar talks about Western homegrown terrorism in his article in The Daily Star. Media outlets continue to fail to address the real core of this issue, the ideology of terrorism and where it actually stems from. The Wahhabi (Salafi or Deoabandi) ideology is what fuels terrorism and fascism. The very rhetoric of the Wahhabi’s supports the notion that they are not tolerant of other religions at all. For example, here is a translation of a Wahhabi Qur’an compared to a regular one. The words Christians and Jews aren’t even mentioned in the verse. However, this twisted translation shows the lack of tolerance for those that are supposed to be respected as the “people of the book.” Additionally, Wahhabi’s also hate orthodox Sunni’s and Shias. Many times this hatred turns into actual violence and you have terrorism.

The Wahhabi Koran is notable in that, while Muslims believe that their sacred text was dictated by God and cannot be altered, the Saudi English version adds to the original so as to change its sense in a radical direction. For example, the opening chapter, or surah, is known as Fatiha, and is recited in Muslim daily prayer and (among non-Wahhabis) as a memorial to the dead. The four final lines of Fatiha read, in a normal rendition of the Arabic original (such as this translation by N.J. Dawood, published by Penguin Books): Guide us to the straight path, / The path of those whom You have favored, / Not of those who have incurred Your wrath, / Nor of those who have gone astray.

The Wahhabi Koran renders these lines: Guide us to the Straight Way. / The Way of those on whom You have bestowed Your Grace, not (the way) of those who have earned Your Anger (such as the Jews), nor of those who went astray (such as the Christians). The Wahhabi Koran prints this translation alongside the Arabic text, which contains no reference to either Jews or Christians. http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/653wwewi.asp

Escritt also emphasized terrorism bleeding in through Morocco but neglects all the other places that terrorism has taken hold, such as the Taliban in in Pakistan and Boko Haram in Nigeria. Connecting these terrorist groups and asking why they all have the same ideology is something that is essential to realizing the problem of terrorism in any country. Understanding that the only reason I have to sit here and write this article is because of the fact that the media doesn’t actually address the real issue which is the Saudi inspired Salafi (Wahhabi Deobandi) ideology is essential to actually progressing towards a more peaceful world. Without this ideology, there would be no terrorism. It is important to note however that not all Wahhabi’s are terrorists, but an overwhelming majority of terrorists are Wahhabi’s.

AMSTERDAM: Radical Islamist groups in the Netherlands have become a decentralized and elusive “swarm” that may broaden their focus from the conflict in Syria to the wider Middle East, the Dutch intelligence service warned Monday.

Its report reflects widespread concern in Europe at the threat posed by European citizens – mainly from Islamic immigrant milieus – leaving to fight in Middle East conflicts, then returning battle-hardened and posing security threats.

Dutch authorities estimate that 120 Dutch citizens have fought in Syria’s civil war, with 14 having died in combat, and that there are hundreds of jihadi militants in the country eyeing missions abroad, with thousands more sympathizers.

The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Agency (AIVD) said in its latest assessment of the threat posed by underground jihadi groups that they were stronger and more self-confident.

It said such militants continued to pose a “substantial” threat to the Netherlands, one notch below the highest alert.

Most of the potential fighters were of Moroccan background although some were native Dutch converts to Islam.

The agency said the phenomenon was becoming ever harder to track as social media made it possible for increasingly “professionalized” radical movements to coordinate themselves without the need for a centralized authority.

“The movement has taken on the character of a swarm,” the agency said. “There is a less hierarchical structure than at the turn of the millennium, which makes it more flexible, effective and less vulnerable to ‘attack’ from outside.”

European governments have struggled to stop their nationals, some just teenagers, from travelling to Syria where the conflict, which began as peaceful protests against President Bashar Assad and evolved into an armed rebellion is now in its fourth year. More than 160,000 people have been killed.

An 18-year-old man was recently arrested in The Hague on suspicion of recruiting people to take part in the Syrian conflict, the Dutch anti-terrorism coordinator said Monday.

Dutch authorities have blocked student grants and welfare payments to more than 30 people suspected of preparing to join wars abroad, and frozen the assets of several others.

Other measures under review include stripping suspected militants of their Dutch nationality. A draft law has been submitted for review to the country’s highest legal advisory body, Justice Minister Ivo Opstelten told parliament Monday.

“It is unacceptable for Dutch citizens to take part in the jihadist movement and in violent jihad, regardless of where it takes place,” he said in a letter. “All possible means will be used to disrupt travel plans, to reduce the risk posed by those returning and to prevent recruiting of new supporters.”

Prosperous and with an economy that recovered and grew quickly after World War II, the Netherlands opened its doors to immigration from Morocco and Turkey in the 1960s, and today some 5 percent of the population is of Islamic heritage.

But as growth has slowed and jobs become scarcer in recent years, radical Islam has gained currency in some immigrant communities, raising the concern of state authorities.

The Dutch intelligence service warned that radicals in the Netherlands might turn their attention toward fighting in other current or potential Middle East conflict zones.

“For now, Dutch jihadists are heavily focused on Syria, but that could change,” the AIVD report said. “It could involve existing conflict zones like Yemen and Iraq, but even potential new zones like Egypt – including Sinai – or Libya.”

Would-be fighters in Middle East conflicts are growing more skilled at evading the attention of authorities, buying return tickets to the region and posing as tourists, it said.

“News from conflict zones in Syria is spread rapidly via chat, Facebook and email within hours or even in real time within a jihadi inner circle in the Netherlands,” the report said. It added the number of jihadist publications in Dutch had increased sharply over the past two years.

The French citizen suspected of shooting dead four people at the Jewish Museum in Brussels in May spent time fighting in Syria. The Dutch report said some 3,000 Europeans had gone to Syria to fight alongside Islamist rebels.

The attack in Brussels “illustrates that the threat posed by returning jihadist fighters is Europe-wide,” Opstelten wrote, adding, “That means that there is a risk posed by all returning Syria fighters, also to the Netherlands.”

Read more: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/World/2014/Jul-01/262187-dutch-spy-service-islamist-radicals-becoming-elusive-swarm.ashx#ixzz36YgPBFWQ
(The Daily Star :: Lebanon News :: http://www.dailystar.com.lb) 

Further Reading: British Secular Muslims appreciate Nick Griffin’s distinction between Wahhabi Deobandi terrorists and moderate Muslims

Source: http://interfaithunityagainstterrorism.wordpress.com/2014/07/05/dutch-spy-service-takfiri-deoabandi-salafi-radicals-becoming-elusive-swarm-by-ali-raza/

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