Posted on: 28-06-15 11:24:56
An eye opening investigation on New York times as to how our innocent and naive young people are snapped up by the terrorists. This is similar to what is called "Love Jihad" back home.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/28/world/americas/isis-online-recruiting-american.html?_r=0
We have a duty to keep an eye on our children and their online activity and who they are socializing with at schools and events.
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Originally posted by Rajagopal
An eye opening investigation on New York times as to how our innocent and naive young people are snapped up by the terrorists. This is similar to what is called "Love Jihad" back home.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/28/world/americas/isis-online-recruiting-american.html?_r=0
We have a duty to keep an eye on our children and their online activity and who they are socializing with at schools and events.
The problem must be much more serious in India which has a 15% muslim population, compared to say 5% to family of the USA. Added to this we have poverty, illiteracy, unemployment etc., more severe in our muslim society. But still it is not so, may be because, as of now, India and many other Asian countries give importance to family ties. Youth are more attached to and carry family responsibilities. In future, as we are trying to copy western way of life, India may also face serious problems.
In addition to having surveillance on children, parents can allow the children to stay with them and financially support their children till they are 21, like in India.
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Most of us have wondered why governments of all nations, after each terrorist attack, start saying "Islam is a religion of peace", "Nothing to do with Islam" blah blah. This article reveals why the leaders do that and what they really believe in private.
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2015/06/religion-of-peace-is-not-a-harmless-platitude/
