Not to Worry – Just a Little more than 100 Million!
December 11, 2006
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a relief! We only have just over 100 million Jihadists willing to participate in terror at the present time.
I wonder how many there were in 1946? The 100 million plus are a major problem, but the real problem is how many will there be in 2008 and 2012.
The problem is the rate of increase!
Islam and Violence
December 5, 2006
Daniel Allott In a recent survey on global conflict, Monty Marshall and Ted Burr of the Center for International Development and Conflict Management found that of the 24 major armed conflicts taking place worldwide in 2005, more than half (13) involved Muslim governments or paramilitary groups on one or both sides of the fighting. What’s more, among six countries with “emerging armed conflicts,” four are predominantly Muslim and another, Thailand, involves a Muslim separatist movement. Experts assure us that only a small percentage (perhaps 10 percent) of Muslims are willing to participate in terror; with 1.2 billion Muslims globally, that’s more than 100 million jihadists.
(Washington Times)
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