A Strategy to Deter Terrorism continues....

Hence, how the nations of “Focus of Jihad” deter and deal with the “Axis of Jihad” nations is crucial for prevention of the nuclear holocaust in the future.

Headway can be made, and success against terror, therefore, achieved effectively going after the “Axis of Jihad” nations, and the nodal points of social networks in Muslim communities in this “Axis” that spawn terror, including Madrassas and Masjids.

We need an innovative multinational anti-terror policy that does not call for direct occupation of jihad-sponsoring nations, but executes a counter-offensive against the ideology of “political Islam.” It would also call for intensive R&D development by the “Focus of Jihad” nations, to develop at the earliest, alternative fuel options such as hydrogen fuel cells to dry up revenue sources of the crude oil producing jihad-friendly nations.

India is a nation that has long been ravaged by waves of Muslim invasions, and had been ruled by established Muslim kingdoms (from Akbar’s to Aurangzeb’s) for 150 years. India is also a nation that was partitioned on the basis of Islam only 75 years ago by the British imperialists. But Islamist radicals regrettably view India as a Hindu nation that escaped total Islamic religious conversion that happened in Iraq, Egypt and Iran. All available evidence points to a concerted and ongoing effort by the ideologues of ISIS and “Caliphate” to “complete the mission” of total Islamic conquest of India, mad as the notion may seem to us today.

The siege of “Hindu India” by political Islam is a subset of the terror war sponsored by the “Axis of Jihad” on the “Focus of Jihad”nations. Terror in India is intensifying despite the current economic resurgence of the nation. Let us not forget that Islamic onslaught first took place when India was at the height of her prosperity thousand years ago. Today we are economically much weaker state.

Hence, there is a clear need today for us Indians to understand the nature of Islam as a political ideology in the global context; and develop a ‘Virat’ mindset.

to be continued..