DaveFoster
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I thought about the pro-establishment bias of the Brookings Institute, but they had the most immediate results when I searched on the topic.Perhaps you misread my sarcasm. That was exactly the point of my post. The high majority of so-called muslim terrorism is carried out either by patsies, intelligence agencies (the majority by MOSSAD) and such, including the use of predominantly mercenary armies (pretty much what the majority of ISIS actually is under guidance of MOSSAD. The Brookings institute you quote is basically a mouth-piece for the so-called élite' or as I prefer inbred scum of the earth.
Also, many people read what's written here, and you can't assume everyone picks up on sarcasm all of the time.
State-sponsored rebel terrorist groups in the Middle-East, whether the CIA-backed Mujaheddin and al-Qaeda, direct U.S. support of Anti-Gadaffi forces, Israeli military intelligence's false flags in the Egypt during the Lavon affair, as well as the latter's funding of ISIS to destabilize Syria and Lebanon all make good conspiracy theories, but these all remain as mere coincidences.