Sentence examples for global insurgency from inspiring English sources
In many ways this diversity of plots under one ideological banner is the realisation of the al-Qaida master tactician Abu Musab al-Suri's "global insurgency".
America has been fortunate in capturing some high-ranking terrorists, but we still lack a comprehensive program to deal with a growing global insurgency and the long-term threat of radical Islam, for which intelligence and law enforcement will not suffice.
For these mostly regionally focused groups, pledging to Islamic State has marked their first entry to the fray of global insurgency.
We need to find another way to stop what seems to be a global insurgency waged by people who feel not only invisible, but also powerless in the current world system.
Others have invoked a "global jihadist insurgency".
Worse, it has helped al-Qaida gobble up other national and regional jihadist campaigns, such as in Northern Africa, into a global jihadist insurgency with many fronts.
A quarter century of US military intervention in Iraq, supported by Senator McCain, has brought a failed state, brutal sectarian violence, and the fuel for a global violent insurgency.
Justice is not blind The virtues of isolationism Reprints Related items Terrorist attacks: Three times luckyJul 5th 2007 Bagehot: The phoney warJul 5th 2007 Buttonwood: Bomb proofJul 5th 2007Some of Mr Bush's officials have tried and failed to stamp out the GWOT, preferring to talk of "global counter-insurgency".
Dr Natasha Underhill is an expert on terrorism in the Middle East at Nottingham Trent University and author of Countering Global Terrorism and Insurgency The goal of achieving a caliphate is one shared by many extremist Islamic organisations, al-Qaeda included.
In order to defeat Al Qaida and the global Salafi Jihadist insurgency, which has its hands in Kashmir, we must know our enemy and work intelligently to defeat them.
These debates involve overlapping disagreements about doctrine (particularly the importance of counter-insurgency), global priorities (Iraq versus Afghanistan, for instance), and resources.
