http://metrocosm.com/support-isis-muslim-world-perceptions-vs-reality/
Sources
Pew Research Center: Nigeria, Malasia, Senegal, Pakistan, Turkey, Burkina Faso, Palestine, Indonesia, Jordan, Israel, and Lebanon
Washington Institute / David Pollock: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, and Egypt
ORB International: Iraq and Syria
Center for Strategic and International Studies: Yemen and Libya
Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies: Tunisia
Zogby: Iran
>including Syria
>polling a population that is living under ISIS rule about their opinions of ISIS
ebin :DD
at least iran are good lads
terrible
it should be 0 across the board
>>51820184
Why would any of them support an organization that has explicitly vowed to exterminate them?
Do people not understand that those percentages are still staggering numbers?
The major ones:
>14% of Nigeria is 24.3 million
>9% of Pakistan is 16.3 million
>8% of Turkey is 5.9 million
???
>>51820419
Especially since Nigeria is only half Muslim to begin with.
>>51820419
ISIS controls a large part of Nigeria thanks to NATO overthrowing Gaddafi and causing ISIS to take over and American supplied weapons to flood into surrounding countries.
There was no BOKO HARAM issue before Gaddafi was removed.
>>51820957
>le NATO
>le American supplied weapons
alright, that's two off your checklist, don't forget the last one
>we shouldn't have removed le peaceful dictator
ah that's it, 3/3, well done
>>51821000
>Flynn is no non-interventionist. But he does make the connection between the US invasion of Iraq and the creation of ISIS and other terrorist organizations, and he at least urges us to consider why they seek to attack us.
>Likewise, the rise of Boko Haram in Africa is a direct result of a US intervention. Before the US-led "regime change" in Libya, they just were a poorly-armed gang. Once Gaddafi was overthrown by the US and its NATO allies, leaving the country in chaos, they helped themselves to all the advanced weaponry they could get their hands on. Instead of just a few rifles they found themselves armed with rocket-propelled grenades, machine guns with anti-aircraft visors, advanced explosives, and vehicle-mounted light anti-aircraft artillery. Then they started killing on a massive scale. Now, according to the Global Terrorism Index, Boko Haram has overtaken ISIS as the world's most deadly terrorist organization.
>The interventionists are desperate to draw attention from the fact that their policies contribute to terrorism.
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article53158.html
>>51821000
https://youtu.be/ypcH_pddqnI?t=3m13s
>Tunisia is moderate and civilized
>>51820957
What does Gaddafi have to Nigeria though?
>>51819852
Shias are the salvation for the Middle-East
