Future terrorists to come from various religions: report

Source: Dawn.com

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WASHINGTON: An official US report warns that future terrorists could come from many different religions, including Christianity and Hinduism.

“Right-wing and left-wing ideological groups — some of the oldest users of terrorist tactics — also will pose threats,” the report adds.

But it hopes that the withdrawal of US forces from Iraq and a reduced military presence in Afghanistan will also decrease the terrorists’ ability to use America for stirring up Muslim anger.

“The Future of Terrorism” is part of a larger report that studies global trends between now and 2030. The report was partially released earlier this month but the complete version has now been placed on the US State Department’s website.

“The impending withdrawal of US forces from Iraq and decreases in US forces in Afghanistan will help to reduce the extent to which terrorists can draw on the United States as a lightning rod for anger,” says the report prepared by US intelligence agencies for American policymakers.

“Soon, US support for Israel could be the last remaining major focus of Muslim anger,” the report adds.

Several circumstances are ending the current Islamist phase of terrorism, indicating that “the recent religious wave is receding and could end by 2030”, the report adds.

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  1. Its called backlash or divine justice.
    They started the campaign targeting Islam and Prophet Rasool SAW by planting and nurturing Jihadis and now see what has happened.

    Its just a footprint of historical event that Khalifat-ul-Masih IV said that (Western) Christians attacked Rasool SAW personality shamelessly, unjustly and in extreme grudge in connection with Hadhrat Ayesha RA but now whole West is infected with Pedophiles specially their religious columns. Its called God’s punishment.

  2. Very sad. In which case there is not much chance of peace in this world, which is supposed to be the overriding message, especially for many at this time of year.

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