NAGASAWA: hezka teorie. Hacek je ale v tom, co "most Sunnis favor democracy over autocracy and large majorities strongly reject violence in the name of Islam." vlastne povazuji za demokracii..... "One of the big surprises" je krapet diskutabilni.

Why Moderates Support Extreme Groups
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2018-06-18/why-moderates-support-extreme-groups?cid=soc-fb

One of the big surprises since the end of the Cold War has been the growth of radical Islamist groups, especially those that adhere to Salafi jihadism, an ultraconservative reform movement that seeks to establish a transnational caliphate based on sharia law. These organizations reject democracy and believe violence and terrorism are justified in pursuit of their goals. Before 1990, there was only a handful of active Salafi jihadist groups. By 2013, there were 49.

The proliferation of these groups is puzzling because their goals are far more radical than those of the Sunni population they seek to represent. According to a 2013 survey of 38,000 Muslims in 39 countries conducted by the Pew Research Center, most Sunnis favor democracy over autocracy and large majorities strongly reject violence in the name of Islam. If so many Muslims disagree with the goals and methods of these radical groups, why have they multiplied?

Rather than take responsibility for the fact that the agenda they have embraced was opportunistic, flawed and destined for failure, the right’s most vocal practitioners absent themselves of all responsibility and instead cry 'betrayal'."

It’s never their fault: why the Brexiteers love to cry betrayal | Gary Younge | Opinion | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/jul/20/brexiteers-betrayal-britain-america?CMP=fb_gu

LA_PIOVRA: Tak údajně šlo o PJAK

LA_PIOVRA:

ERBIL, Kurdistan Region – At least 10 Iranian forces were killed in early morning clashes in Mariwan, Kurdistan province on Saturday.

“The identity of the terrorists has not been figured out yet and no group has claimed responsibility,” Reza Mirzaee, director of security for Kurdistan province, told IRNA news.

A base of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) in Mariwan was attacked early Saturday morning.

IRNA reported that 11 were killed and eight wounded. Other media put the death toll at 10.

An ammunition cache exploded in the clashes, causing a number of casualties, Fars News reported, citing an official statement.

Several armed Kurdish groups are active along the Kurdistan Region-Iran border. None have immediately claimed responsibility.

The Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan (PDKI) said an unidentified armed group had carried out the attack.