The war in Iraq has set off a sevenfold increase in terrorism worldwide, according to a study published by Mother Jones magazine. The study's authors, Peter Bergen and Paul Cruickshank found that the annual rate of fatal attacks by jihadist groups was 607 percent higher after the war than it had been previously, and that the rate of people killed each year in such attacks increased 237 percent. Full Story »
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Thoroughly researched and succinctly presented. This piece should serve as solid evidence in arguments regarding the failure of America's Iraq policy.
Even-handed and well-researched, this is an outstanding article on a difficult topic. More important, the authors look at motivating factors and possible after effects. Compelling, chilling, and convincing.
Confirms, pre-invasion intel predictions, and any media watcher's accrued wisdom, with exhaustive stats compiled in a clear way the downward spiral of security since 9/11 . My prediction is this story will not reach the general public at least not via conventional media outlets.
Well researched and presented. Numerous visuals and citations add ease of understanding and credibility.
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