Last week’s attacks in Paris have left the world upset and anxious about terrorism. That, of course, was just what ISIS intended. Yet a sober examination of the incidents reveals an almost pathetic weakness in ISIS’ operations and strategy. Carefully examined, ISIS’ actions reveal a lack of long-term stability or growth strategy, and may prove to be a fatal mistake in the future. To understand the matter, it’s important to go back to the basics about terrorism. Terrorism, of course, is about fear. But more than that, it’s about using fear as a policy for the advancement of desired goals. … Continue reading ISIS : How The Manson Family Would Do Terrorism