NEW DELHI: Osama bin Laden, the leader of Al Qaeda who was killed by U.S. Special Forces in a garrison city near Islamabad, has influenced thousands of young Muslims in the years 1980 and 1990, jihadist terrorism must be taken as a weapon challenge. I wanted to use this weapon to correct what he perceived was done for historical injustices of the Ummah (Muslim Brotherhood) by the non-Islamic world.
Among these cases of historical injustices, citing the Jewish occupation of Palestine and the occupation of the land that he believes that once belonged to the Muslims by non-Islamic forces. They also wanted the Muslims to take up arms against the ideological influences that tend to corrupt Islam. First he fought against the "corrupting influence" of communist ideology in Afghanistan against Soviet and Afghan troops in the 1980's.
He saw nothing wrong with accepting the help of Western ideological forces against communism and to force him to stay in Afghanistan. He may not have been the iconic figure that had not been used by the CIA and the intelligence agencies of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. They projected the ultimate jihad to young Muslims in the Arab world and the jihad against Soviet troops and the communist ideology.
With the help of these agencies, forcing Soviet troops withdraw from Afghanistan and placed under the control of medieval Islamic forces and the Taliban. Its medieval version of Islam, which is condemned by the United States was encouraged by the United States in the 1980's as a strategic weapon against communism. Having tasted success in Afghanistan, and strength of Arab youth - armed and trained with the help of U.S., Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, the intelligence agencies in secret camps in Pakistan, turned against their Western mentors and led the fight in a new jihad against "Crusaders" and Jews in the 1990's.
Icon 1980, toasted the United States because of his success against communism, came to the dreaded monster of Frankenstein in 1990 and subsequent years. Jihad is a monster, has become the world feared that terrorists spread death and destruction throughout the world in his al-Qaeda and the International Islamic Front since 1996. 9 / 11 terrorist attacks in the United States of America to understand that he had become a serious threat. Then, kill this monster came to power so-called war against international terrorism.
It took almost 10 years and cost billions of dollars. Ultimately, the death of this monster was the birthplace, Pakistan. It was found hidden in Abbottabad, where the Army trains its officerrecruits Pak. This article has been enough of privacy, the monster was one of its creators - the Pakistan army and intelligence. Osama's death, the birthplace of the Pakistani army has intensified the light in another Frankenstein monster, the ISI.
Since 1980, the ISI has been to treat Pakistan with the U.S. Army. The United States turns a blind eye damaging the ISI role in sponsoring terrorism against the variety of India, Afghanistan and other countries, does not know how to act towards the country after killing a monster. The end of bin Laden is not the end of the global jihadist terrorism.
The leading non-governmental global jihadist terrorism may be dead, but the state of Pakistan who continue to use this terrorism, lives in denial mode. Neither Pakistan nor society is ready to admit that al-Qaeda and its surviving leaders have managed to escape arrest, prosecution or death because of the support provided by the State in Pakistan. The same is true of the Lashkar-e-Taiba and other jihadists affiliated with al Qaeda.
Unless the United States and other members of the international community is ready to make the right conclusions from it became clear that bin Laden had been living and survival of an important garrison town in Pakistan and in force in Pakistan to stop terrorism as a weapon the death of the Government of bin Laden does not mark the end of the beginning of the international jihadist terrorism. Osama may be dead, but the jihad in the form of terrorism or other show, until it receives support from Pakistan.
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