When children grow in an environment of abuse and abhorrence they become future terrorists who take any offer to blow up themselves. So we have to educate our youngsters long before they explode in the streets or inside the trains and buses.
Such children who have led such a painful life but fortunately haven't been met by terror groups live with the society just like others though they show extremely undesirable deviations in their public and private lives.
Some of them are in the offices and act like managers but their actions are absolutely incompatible with what is expected of a professional officer. They attack people for no apparent reason and most strangely, they conquer themselves in an attempt to kill their fears but instead rekindle dormant feelings buried under the rubble of their past unpleasant memories.
Unprofessional and erratic
He loses his temper easily
He conceals his true color
But he can't truly hide it
He is an element of terror
Whose life has been shaped
By the horrors of isolation
This is called cold fusion: when a person, isolated by society and self, turns cold inside -- frigidly cold, and then there's spontaneous combustion. The inner child blows up and showers shards of hatred on everyone in close proximity, killing their high spirits -- and everywhere we go, we see it happening. We abuse, we abhor -- they're bound to explode sometime. I love your way of putting it. We need to show humanity -- wear it on the outside, and raise our children in the glow. --Charlie
Thank you for bringing this up. It is unfortunate but but for the sake of clarity I would like to add he following:
My experience tells me that terrorists, who blow up themselves, are coming from the lack of education and love of their parents.
In some geographic areas they teach the poor kids that the prophet said: “those who fight and die for a sacred cause enter the paradise and will find there eighteen virgins waiting for each of them”. This is a distortion of the Koran. The only real combat that humans have to confront, may they be Christians, Muslims, Jews or other, is conquering the control of and the respect for oneself. And only those whose hearts are clean, the courageous, and those of love will succeed and enter the so called paradise. In this spirit I believe that Mohamed has advised: “Those who die in the combat enter Paradise.”
I think we all know at least one such person. It has always made me wonder about their life and what effected such horrible behavior. I think of the kids in school who are bullies - potential terrorists? [in one fashion or another] Child abusers? Killers?
This is a frightening commentary on societal conditions.
Your message has great merit. I think we are living in stressful times where too many in society lose their temper. That is a terrible symptom, and your introduction states one cause, but I'm sure there are others. Proper teaching of self-worth and moral responsibility is definitely needed, first at home, and later in the schools.
Sad when children are raised in this type of environment. Instead of being taught to love, they learn to hate, even early on in life. We need to educate our children on the dangers of abuse, hatred, apathy. A powerful wake-up call that needs to be shouted from the rooftops! Very well penned, Abdi-noor; bravo!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend/sister in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(
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My experience tells me that terrorists, who blow up themselves, are coming from the lack of education and love of their parents.
In some geographic areas they teach the poor kids that the prophet said: “those who fight and die for a sacred cause enter the paradise and will find there eighteen virgins waiting for each of them”. This is a distortion of the Koran. The only real combat that humans have to confront, may they be Christians, Muslims, Jews or other, is conquering the control of and the respect for oneself. And only those whose hearts are clean, the courageous, and those of love will succeed and enter the so called paradise. In this spirit I believe that Mohamed has advised: “Those who die in the combat enter Paradise.”
This is a frightening commentary on societal conditions.
Peace.
Kathy
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend/sister in America, Karen Lynn in Texas. :(