Sudden Jihad Syndrome Is Still Terrorism :: NTA
When discussing “sudden jihad syndrome”, the most important point to remember is that it is not a mental illness, a temporary lapse in judgment, or the “acting out” of a wannabe terrorism fanatic. It is T-E-R-R-O-R-I-S-M.
Whether it’s lying in wait, in a park with an automatic weapon, shooting up a Jewish Community Center, running your car at full speed through a crowd of students, or innocent citizens in the Bay Area, it is still terrorism. The following story appeared yesterday in the Washington Post.
Sphere: Related ContentSympathy for al Qaeda has produced “sudden jihad syndrome” in domestic terror cells unaffiliated with foreign terrorists and people seeking to carry out attacks in the U.S., a law-enforcement intelligence analysis says.
The Dec. 6 report by the Texas Public Safety Department’s Bureau of Information Analysis warns officials not to dismiss individual or homegrown terror cells as “wannabes,” saying they pose a credible threat to homeland security.
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