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Asymmetric
Peace To win the war on terror and propagate world peace, we need to better understand the use of fear as a weapon and the dynamics of asymmetric warfare. The adaptation of fear as a weapon is much more sophisticated than just making us fearful for our lives. It is mostly designed to make us fearful of one another. We must not forget that the ultimate goal of every terror mastermind is to have its target adopt its "point of view" and accept the terrorist's cause as "legitimate". To achieve this, terrorists aim to simultaneously spread fear and undermine people's confidence in their government's ability to resolve these fears. To create this level of mistrust, terrorists follow the doctrine used by Nazi Germany and refined by the Soviets propaganda machine to carry out a global anti-American campaign. It is a calculated attempt at manipulating the public opinion in order to portray American and its allies as the aggressors and that their war on terrorism has imperialistic ambitions. In addition to direct actions, such as suicide bombings and kidnappings, terrorists use rumors, misconceptions, stereotypes and misguided popular beliefs to spread a message of fear of "foreigners" and of the US "government", furthering the resistance to the process of democratization overseas and the the war effort at home. The following deceptive "messages" have been systematically decimated by terrorist through politically motivated Arab, European, Asian and liberal American journalists and have become widely accepted by peoples in the Middle East, Far East, Europe and even by some Americans:
This process of fear dramatization (exaggeration) feeds the common human fascination with death and destruction (or the misery of others) and provides simplistic "explanations" that people can use to "cope" with their terrorism related low-level anxiety. In reality, aside from making for increased sales of commercial airtime on TV and radio, the proliferation of these misconceptions aids no one but the terrorists themselves. Consequently, the proliferation of "The Fear of America" may have as much of an impact on the outcome of the war on terror as the fear of terrorism itself. Furthermore, to maintain their recruiting base, terrorists must also propagate the hatred of not just Americans but of all non-Muslims in general. The most effective use of this religious based hatred is found in the tight social cliques of the mosques where the growing sense of social identity among younger Muslim are more readily transformed into a rationale for fanaticism and a drive to embrace Jihad against the West. To grow their armies of "hate warriors" and to continue receiving both financial support and asylum, terrorist leaders must adhere to the following guidelines:
As long as
we have megalomaniac sociopaths and self-righteous
ideologues who can only be deterred from aggressions
by superior military strength, we will have
to fight a relentless, uncompromising war against
terror. However, to be effective at truly eradicating
organized terror, we must prevent the proliferation
of fear by supporting the free-flow of hype-free
factual information and confront terrorism at
its core - its fanatic message of segregation
and hatred. We must not forget that lasting
peace is only possible among Democratic nations
and in order to win the GWOT we must maintain
our commitment to help others fight oppression
while educating the next generations to LOVE
LIFE. This is as essential to world peace as
the movement of troops and tanks.
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