He stated Daesh is a cult and there have been other cults in the history of Islam. A couple of things came to mind.
1. Were the past cults at all successful and could that be emboldening Daesh when there is every reason to believer they will fail because of a faux and defeatable. Daesh will be defeated. They have no methods of rising above barbarism otherwise they would have and portray themselves as an advanced practice of Islam. They will be defeated for multiple reasons.
2. Saddam Ba'athists are known to have tortured people and it is that expertise that went across Syria where it wasn't before.
3. Because Daesh may be viewed as a cult and perhaps intimidation to The West; is a cult of belief respected within leaders of Muslim nations? Is the reluctance to fight Daesh by American allies due to the fact they actually connect it to a religion and some strange justification OR are they intimidated by the backlash?
I assumed he is retired as a Captain because of other photos. He needs to speak more about his expertise in relation to what he knows and understands about Daesh. His military ranks are not elaborated in the online media. That sir is racism.
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...Nance is a decorated combat veteran of military operations in Beirut, Lebanon; Bosnia, Syria, Libya, Iran, Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan. Nance specialized in foreign languages, tactical interrogation and Human Intelligence. He became an instructor in wartime and peacetime SERE where he trained Navy and Marine Corps pilots, Navy SEALS and other high risk of capture soldiers, sailors and marines to survive captivity as prisoner of war. He conceptualized and spearheaded the Advanced Terrorism, Abduction and Hostage Survival school (ATAHS), a special survival program designed to train Special Mission Units, Navy SEALS and select members of the US Intelligence community in resisting torture, exploitation and escaping terrorist captivity by al-Qaeda. At ATAHS, he led an al-Qaeda simulation group to expose high risk of capture trainees to the Al Qaeda organization and its abduction and attack tactics....
His decades of intimate, first-hand knowledge of terrorist strategy, tactics and attack methods is captured in the ultimate handbook that cuts through terrorism theory, mythology and fiction to reveal the hard realities of 21st century terrorism methodologies and tactics....
1. Were the past cults at all successful and could that be emboldening Daesh when there is every reason to believer they will fail because of a faux and defeatable. Daesh will be defeated. They have no methods of rising above barbarism otherwise they would have and portray themselves as an advanced practice of Islam. They will be defeated for multiple reasons.
2. Saddam Ba'athists are known to have tortured people and it is that expertise that went across Syria where it wasn't before.
3. Because Daesh may be viewed as a cult and perhaps intimidation to The West; is a cult of belief respected within leaders of Muslim nations? Is the reluctance to fight Daesh by American allies due to the fact they actually connect it to a religion and some strange justification OR are they intimidated by the backlash?
I assumed he is retired as a Captain because of other photos. He needs to speak more about his expertise in relation to what he knows and understands about Daesh. His military ranks are not elaborated in the online media. That sir is racism.
...Author Malcolm W. Nance (click here) is a 20-year veteran of the U.S. intelligence community. He has been deployed on anti-terrorism and counter-terrorism intelligence operations in the Balkans, Middle East -- including Iraq and Afghanistan -- and sub-Saharan Africa.......Nance is a decorated combat veteran of military operations in Beirut, Lebanon; Bosnia, Syria, Libya, Iran, Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan. Nance specialized in foreign languages, tactical interrogation and Human Intelligence. He became an instructor in wartime and peacetime SERE where he trained Navy and Marine Corps pilots, Navy SEALS and other high risk of capture soldiers, sailors and marines to survive captivity as prisoner of war. He conceptualized and spearheaded the Advanced Terrorism, Abduction and Hostage Survival school (ATAHS), a special survival program designed to train Special Mission Units, Navy SEALS and select members of the US Intelligence community in resisting torture, exploitation and escaping terrorist captivity by al-Qaeda. At ATAHS, he led an al-Qaeda simulation group to expose high risk of capture trainees to the Al Qaeda organization and its abduction and attack tactics....
His decades of intimate, first-hand knowledge of terrorist strategy, tactics and attack methods is captured in the ultimate handbook that cuts through terrorism theory, mythology and fiction to reveal the hard realities of 21st century terrorism methodologies and tactics....
