Can anyone remember the time when terrorism wasn't a household word? No one should blame or be angry at the terrorists. The actual facts is that major Western governments and large media corporations have spent the last ten years in an attempt to try to shove the purported reality of "Islamic terrorism" down the people's throat. This is something good American political commentary providers will be quick to point out.
From the Christian right to the tea party, to campus activism, American political activism has been changing its face with the years. Over the last few decades, the conservative movement has been largely shaped by the tenancy of fundamentalism and has influenced policy making and election results. Knowing that many leaders have leaned on religion to make a political point, there is one thing certain, that politics and religion are almost two inseparable fields.
There seems to be an increasing amount of nastiness in politics throughout the whole nation. Of course democrats and republicans have always been rivals, but in the last 10 years or so it seems that it has gone from a friendly rivalry to a whole new level. Some have become nasty rivals where name calling and deep personal animosity, leave no middle ground and no compromise.
Maybe there were even worse situations before in American history, but back in those there weren't things such as Internet or the 24/7 news cycle, so people will never actually know. People in politics just don't get along each other. It is like a battlefield of interests, where everyone, for a different purpose or cause, leaves the real problems far behind at the line.
There is a tendency in the United States of America that conservative politics are being associated with religious rights. But behind all these theaters, there are big donors who can influence the supreme court's decisions. These just inflict a major impact on the person's normal everyday life.
It's not surprising therefore to hear that the alleged leader of the group, one name Narseal Batiste, needed psychiatric help according to his father. But then, along comes an undercover FBI agent calling himself "Brother Mohammed". Using complex psychological profiling, the FBI determined that these poor people have set their eyes on money.
"Brother Mohammed" offered the Christian-Zionist-Muslim martial artist immigrants 50,000$ dollars. As it turned this, and only this, got the men's attention. Nevertheless, the FBI's agent "Brother Muhammed" had an agenda to make terrorists out of these young men, so probing deeper was the next most logical step.
Choosing the right time to act, to seize the moment, to make the public believe in what is being said is a must in this field. The more support one politician has, the more power they will get. There are thousands of ways to describe such things, but whether or not it is considered to be a dirty game, one thing is sure, the players in it are corrupted. The most intriguing way is that such folks need to act as representatives of the people and take decisions which will ring about prosperity.
From the Christian right to the tea party, to campus activism, American political activism has been changing its face with the years. Over the last few decades, the conservative movement has been largely shaped by the tenancy of fundamentalism and has influenced policy making and election results. Knowing that many leaders have leaned on religion to make a political point, there is one thing certain, that politics and religion are almost two inseparable fields.
There seems to be an increasing amount of nastiness in politics throughout the whole nation. Of course democrats and republicans have always been rivals, but in the last 10 years or so it seems that it has gone from a friendly rivalry to a whole new level. Some have become nasty rivals where name calling and deep personal animosity, leave no middle ground and no compromise.
Maybe there were even worse situations before in American history, but back in those there weren't things such as Internet or the 24/7 news cycle, so people will never actually know. People in politics just don't get along each other. It is like a battlefield of interests, where everyone, for a different purpose or cause, leaves the real problems far behind at the line.
There is a tendency in the United States of America that conservative politics are being associated with religious rights. But behind all these theaters, there are big donors who can influence the supreme court's decisions. These just inflict a major impact on the person's normal everyday life.
It's not surprising therefore to hear that the alleged leader of the group, one name Narseal Batiste, needed psychiatric help according to his father. But then, along comes an undercover FBI agent calling himself "Brother Mohammed". Using complex psychological profiling, the FBI determined that these poor people have set their eyes on money.
"Brother Mohammed" offered the Christian-Zionist-Muslim martial artist immigrants 50,000$ dollars. As it turned this, and only this, got the men's attention. Nevertheless, the FBI's agent "Brother Muhammed" had an agenda to make terrorists out of these young men, so probing deeper was the next most logical step.
Choosing the right time to act, to seize the moment, to make the public believe in what is being said is a must in this field. The more support one politician has, the more power they will get. There are thousands of ways to describe such things, but whether or not it is considered to be a dirty game, one thing is sure, the players in it are corrupted. The most intriguing way is that such folks need to act as representatives of the people and take decisions which will ring about prosperity.
