"This is a holy war for us," Mr. Carthy said.
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"It's going to be a holy war," the congressman said.
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When you say it's a holy war, explain that idea.
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When I said holy war, maybe it's an inappropriate phrase.
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They had recorded a video calling for jihad, or holy war.
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" In fact, he points out, jihad does not mean "holy war.
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I marshalled my forces and declared a Holy War on Spain.
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It is famous enough to have earned a nickname, the Holy War.
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It's a holy war dressed up as the plot to Groundhog Day.
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A group calling itself Islamic Holy War claimed responsibility later that day.
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"The very idea will start a holy war on cable before 2020," he said.
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Gaza's Salafis are proponents of global holy war endorsed by Islamic State and al Qaeda.
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Mr. Khan once hailed the Taliban there for waging a "holy war" against American occupiers.
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They were told to kill in the name of a holy war, and they did.
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Be warned: you might end up in a holy war if you convert another leader's cities.
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If you do happen to find yourself in a holy war, use it to your advantage.
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In the bizarre world of jihadism, an act of holy war was financed with drug money.
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Kim: How you gonna write a song called "Holy War" and have it sound this weak?
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Hard experiences and loss have informed Cardamone's new project, a one-man band called Holy War.
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Erdoğan has described the offensive as a holy war against the "unbelievers" when speaking in Turkish.
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He said he cared about "Allah" and the holy war being waged by the Islamic State group.
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With their default vertical orientation the holy war between vertical video and horizontal video shooters was born.
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And it underscored the extent to which the Iowa caucuses have turned into an unsettling holy war.
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"Holy War" mixes familiar country music hits sung straight with originals for which she wrote the lyrics.
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"It's like a holy war," Mr. Colle said in an interview at his office in City Hall.
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Each expects to find meaning by embarking on a holy war, killing infidels and building the Islamic State.
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ISIL has decimated entire communities under the guise of a "holy war" and hijacked an entire religious tradition.
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The section of the show called "Holy War and the Power of Art" deals with this horror succinctly.
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While the gunmen were never found, a group calling itself Islamic Holy War claimed responsibility in the press.
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Brittain became obsessed with Genealogy of the Holy War, thanks to one battle in particular: the Yied Massacre.
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AQAP had decided to take its holy war against US interests beyond the shores of the Arabian Peninsula.
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In the video, Rilwan Hashim is seen calling for 'jihad' or holy war, while children cry in the background.
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It's not a holy war battle but a collective struggle to be better according to a particular moral framework.
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The U.S. is wrongly targeting Muslims and reinforcing the idea that we are in a holy war with Islam.
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Wisla v Cracovia: Dubbed the Holy War, this Krakow derby takes place between the two biggest clubs in Poland.
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IS has declared a holy war on Russia and pronounced the northern Caucasus a province of its would-be caliphate.
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" He also labeled the world as fighting a holy war, saying "all of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror.
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"We're in a holy war with Big Soda," Glassman told a crowd at a gym in California earlier this year.
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But many will still feel that between bishops, as well as between governments, jaw-jaw is better than holy war.
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But he's not alone in his view that the fight against terrorism is a holy war between Christianity and Islam.
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They used Rahimi's Internet search history to show that he believed he was a soldier involved in a holy war.
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The real problem is the pathology of a perverse minority of extremists with distorted notions of holy war and martyrdom.
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It also proves that while Prince Charles believes he is fighting a holy war it is ultimately a selfish one.
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Takes a lot of courage and a lot of power to step into the space and lead a holy war.
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Several Bahraini dissidents reside in Iran, calling for armed struggle to uproot Bahrain's ruling Al Khalifa monarchy in a holy war.
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As The Intercept's Lee Fang has reported, Pompeo subscribes to the view that the war on terror is a holy war.
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O'Connor said there's a "holy war" going on among the tech companies that have unprecedented power in societies around the world.
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All right, Nuala, I want to finish up by talking about ... Do you feel positive ... I mean, you said holy war.
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The Taliban insurgents have used the presence of foreign forces in Afghanistan as justification for what they call a holy war.
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The Saudi extremist bin Laden had volunteered to fight a holy war against the Soviet invaders in Afghanistan in the 1980s.
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One such man is Ahmad Musa Jibril, who pushes the ideology of "holy war" to literally thousands of radical followers online.
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This is a holy war, with a clear message that Islam, "creeping Sharia," and "radical Islamic terrorism" are coming to American shores.
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"According to evidence, he joined Jihad and said goodbye to family members," they added, referring to the term for Islamic holy war.
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There's a good chance that pursuing a religious victory will land you in a holy war against at least one other society.
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They even got to see the final bit of this year's football game against Brigham Young, known locally as the Holy War.
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He was bused to Iran with other recruits and airlifted to Syria, where he received military training and lectures about holy war.
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"Nor does he give it to those who postulate and want a 'holy war' or to build barrier-fences crowned with barbed wire."
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He has urged Pakistanis living overseas to donate generously to the effort, comparing the battle to combat water scarcity to a holy war.
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"He wanted to do jihad (holy war), that was clear," Mark Trevidic, the judge who presided over the 2013 investigation, told Le Figaro.
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Holzer repeatedly expressed his hatred of Jewish people and his support of a racial holy war," Jason Dunn, Colorado's US attorney, said. "Mr.
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When these two plans fail, which seems very likely, there's going to be a holy war between the White House and Capitol Hill.
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However, behind the social media facade lies a small group of religious fundamentalists intent on starting a 'holy war' on the streets of Britain.
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Half way though the tape, in a segment entitled "Reasons," bin Laden explained why Muslims should wage a holy war against the United States.
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Waging "holy war" against secular humanism, he "introduced the fundamentalist sense of perpetual crisis, and of war between the forces of good and evil".
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In his New York office, behind a stout wooden door with the blinds drawn, he obsessively checked Fox's standings against CNN, his "holy war".
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Historically, the club welcomed Jewish players, one of whom is meant to have coined the name of their derby with Wisla Cracow "Holy War".
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Britain First are the main far-right group in the UK.Founded by religious fundamentalists, BF seek a new "holy war" on the streets of Britain.
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In the year of our lord 2017, deus vult has come full circle as the completely unironic catch phrase of a burgeoning internet holy war.
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On Sunday, Islamic State posted a nine-minute video message on YouTube, calling on its members to carry out jihad or holy war in Russia.
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Third, Islam, and the Sunni variety in particular, is in tumult over the place of religion in politics and the role of jihad (holy war).
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Among its alumni is Abu Usamah at-Thahabi, who has preached in British mosques, promoting holy war and the killing of gay men and apostates.
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"That became, I don't want to say a holy war, but it became a process that engulfed some of us for a while," Johnson said.
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Sadly, domestic terrorism, or Jones' dangerous speech, in which he claims that he is in a holy war against Islam, is not prosecuted under that statute.
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Washington state representative Matt Shea wins reelection after coming under FBI scrutiny for writing a how-to guide on killing non-believers in a 'holy war'
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But what about the much less clear-cut case of an Islamic cleric preaching about "jihad," which can mean both holy war and an internal struggle?
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Obama thus fears that denouncing "radical Islam" risks playing into the terrorists' hands by making the conflict seem more like a holy war, to no apparent gain.
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You free... You would give up all of this to go in a so-called holy war, where the majority of the people you're killing are Muslim.
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As the FBI chased made-up plots in suburban mosques, forums on the dark web hummed with impassioned outbursts from young jihadis and fangirls of holy war.
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He proclaimed that faithful Muslims had a duty to wage jihad, or holy war, to install a government in Egypt that would obey the strictest Islamic laws.
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More recently Russia has found itself in the crosshairs of the Islamic State (IS), which declared a holy war on Russia after Mr Putin sent warplanes to Syria.
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Shrouded in a black turban and robes, the militant cleric declared the founding of a new caliphate and called on fellow Sunnis to carry out a holy war.
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"Sayyid Sistani reaffirms his recommendations that the ethics of jihad (Islamic holy war or struggle) be respected," his representative, Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai, said in a statement.
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Pontiffs behind giant stone walls should not cast stones about Donald Trump's proposed wall ... is how some people see the Pope's holy war of words with the Donald.
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Specifically, Glassman is engaged in what he calls a "holy war" with big soda, which he blames for causing obesity and diabetes and interfering with public health efforts.
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The two camps over the past decade have waged a scorched-earth political battle framed in Manichaean moral terms, more reminiscent of a holy war than democratic debates.
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The Islamic State wants nothing more than to watch Western democracies embrace its mad version of a holy war pitting Muslims against Christians, the newly arrived against others.
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His play "Jihad," from 2014, was about three hapless Belgian Muslims who travel to Syria but eventually understand that their attempt at holy war is a grave mistake.
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A member of an outlawed Islamist group, he was hiding in the forests of the North Caucasus, dodging patrols by paramilitary police and plotting a holy war against Moscow.
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During his 28-year reign, Zangi also built madrasas to revive the dominance of Sunni Islam over Shia Islam, and celebrated holy war, or jihad, in expanding his dominions.
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At least if the men die, they die as martyrs in a holy war, he added, giving only his first name because he did not want to be punished.
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That decision allowed Brady to play the entire season, a season he used as a revenge tour and one that New England fans turned into a football holy war.
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I describe it as a "holy war," which is really saying something given that I was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and so I know of what I speak.
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But their occupation was unbearable to a generation of Afghan insurrectionists who declared a holy war and enjoyed the extensive support of the United States, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
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The Clipper Chip caused what the New York Times then called the "first holy war of the information highway," which eventually led to the proposal's demise three years later.
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The charismatic Deborah claimed to be God's vessel on Earth, and she and her husband preached for years about an impending holy war that would be waged by demonic forces.
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While the boxer had been quoted as saying he "had nothing against them Viet Congs," he acknowledged that he would willingly participate in a "holy war" if Muslims were involved.
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Jamie finds himself forced to work with St. Germain in an attempt to sell some wine in order to get enough money to start Prince Charles's "holy war" in earnest.
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With wild eyes and a stentorian voice, she claimed she spoke to God directly and that — one day — members would be called to wage a holy war against demon forces.
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"The Murtadd Brotherhood has emerged as a poisoned spearhead carried by the Crusaders in their war against the Khilafah," he said in a nearly 5,000-word paean to holy war.
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In another letter, addressed to "The Islamic Community in General," bin Laden offered an upbeat assessment of progress in his holy war since 9/11 and of U.S. failings in Afghanistan.
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Chapman admitted attending the Lashkar camp in August 2001 but said he did so not to train for holy war but for a grueling physical challenge in the rugged Pakistani mountains.
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After the London Bridge terror attacks this weekend, Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins posted a statement on his personal Facebook page suggesting that the country was in a holy war against Islam.
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The updated Tammy show, "Tammy Faye Starlite Presents Holy War 2016 — the New Regime," on Friday night, is the first of six planned over six weeks at the downtown club Pangea.
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I mean, it's actually unfortunate, I think, that there's some people in this, the crypto space, the blockchain space — for them, it's almost a holy war of one versus the other.
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It was not clear when the recording, in which the militant leader also said holy war (jihad) in Syria was not just the prerogative of Syrians but all Muslims, was made.
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"All enemies should know that the jihad of resistance will continue with a doubled motivation, and a definite victory awaits the fighters in the holy war," Khamanei said, according to Reuters.
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"They think they are in some kind of holy war here — although they don't have very much in common with the jihadists, they act like them," said Mr. Blumm, the law professor.
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Madeline (Witherspoon) quickly befriends her and takes it upon herself to defend Jane against the other child's mom, Renata (Laura Dern), who is ready to turn the incident into a holy war.
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Even as the process of designating a conflict a holy war became institutionalized, various new leaders emerged among the diverse Islamic groups in the region, eventually conquering the Catholic-ruled Crusader States.
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A Reuters witness saw protesters holding Pakistani flags and banners and shouting slogans lauding the sacrifice of Wani and others, while pledging to carry on the holy war in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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But Pompeo's specific brand of evangelical Christianity, with its insistence on seeing Muslim-Christian relations as an apocalyptic holy war, makes him an unnerving choice for such a senior foreign policy position.
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The Jordanian convict and violent Islamist extremist came to Iraq after the US invasion, to wage holy war on the occupation forces, the United Nations, and Shiite Muslims, whom he viewed as apostates.
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Police said he had used his role as an imam to promote the militant groups Islamic State and Somali Islamist group al Shabaab and encourage Muslims to take up jihad, or holy war.
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Crowley, in her opening statement, said Rahimi believed he was a soldier in a holy war and had been influenced by Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda and ISIS, citing his Internet search history.
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But the fundamentalist camp, bereft of its familiar markers, may turn against the Saudi kingdom to claim a new kind of legitimacy — and wage a sort of holy war against the holy land.
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Drawn from comfortable Western lives into the online holy war, now they were outfitted with real weapons and facing off against real enemies in a life-and-death struggle for territory and power.
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Religious leaders loyal to the president also for the first time used the network of mosques with loudspeakers to urge Turks to go out into the streets in the name of "jihad" (holy war).
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ASTANA (Reuters) - Gunmen who attacked a national guard base in Kazakhstan last week listened to a broadcast from Syria beforehand that urged them to wage holy war, the country's interior minister said on Tuesday.
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It will aggressively ramp up pressure on Pakistan, develop a strategic partnership with India on economic development in Afghanistan and greatly strengthen counterterrorism operations in the Afghanistan-Pakistan theatre of the Islamic holy war.
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With martyrdom a key factor of Islamic State's jihadist ideology (drawing on the concept of a "holy war"), many of the group's fighters are expected to die in the last battles for territorial control.
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Thracia 776, it turns out, is a direct sequel to Genealogy of the Holy War and plays out the consequences of the Yied Massacre; the main character is the son of someone who died.
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During the 220 Congress of the Peoples of the East in Baku, in what is today Azerbaijan, the Comintern chairman Grigory Zinoviev, a Ukrainian Jew, called for waging a "holy war" against Western imperialism.
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"It always seemed to me that Microsoft waged a kind of holy war," said A. Douglas Melamed, who was the second-in-command at the Justice Department's antitrust division during the investigation and trial.
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In the nineteen-thirties, Fawzi al-Qawuqji, who had led insurgencies against the French in Syria and the British in Palestine, became known in the West as a new Saladin, waging a holy war.
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Not only that, using simpler but deadly tactics such as vehicular attacks, ISIS has taken its "holy war" to the streets of our allies, from Paris to Berlin, Nice to Istanbul, Manchester to Brussels.
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Put both versions together, and you've got the ingredients for a killer post-apocalyptic series about a black market delivery boy fighting a deadly pandemic against the backdrop of a holy war over medical care.
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It was during Friday prayers here on July 4, 2014, that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared the founding of a new caliphate and called on fellow Sunnis to carry out a holy war.
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But instead of a holy war between Good and Evil, Ms. Le Guin's stories are organized around a search for "balance" among competing forces — a concept she adapted from her lifelong study of Taoist texts.
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The top 20 search terms used by those in the United States seeking white supremacist material online last year started with "RaHoWa," short for Racial Holy War and the name of a white power band.
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Thank heavens, then, for Senate Democrats, who just gave us the most predictable of spectacles: a liberal holy war against Betsy DeVos, just confirmed as the new secretary of education by Mike Pence's tiebreaking vote.
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But he benefited from repetition on a narrative level as well: Trump is skilled at repeating heroic narratives over and over again, narratives that star him and his supporters in a holy war against their detractors.
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Carlsson claims Jobs saw iTunes as a key advantage in the 'holy war' against Android and it's not out of the realm of possibility Jobs—a famed jerk—would engage in some CEO-to-CEO bullying.
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The names provide clues to their beliefs but it is more complicated as the Islamists themselves represent degrees of commitment to a holy war against all infidels and the ultimate imposition of a fundamentalist Islamic State.
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Those growing up in a Russian-dominated neighborhood and radicalized by some heavy-handed dictatorship can either decide to strike at home or travel to these shores to engage in their fungible brand of holy war.
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See for yourself: There is also a Holy War film you can watch here, and, if you live in the UK, Cardamone is performing at Vice's pub in London, The Old Blue Last, tomorrow, March 16.
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For example, when someone searches for religious rulings on holy war—fatwas on jihad—online ads targeted against these terms can redirect them to video testimonials from defectors, who can talk about what ISIS is really like.
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Remember the mild, scandal-free days of the Obama years, when the biggest breaking news of the day was the holy war against Frappucino cups or the First Lady escaping the White House to go to CVS?
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Lenin urged the workers to launch "that special war that has always accompanied not only great revolutions but every more or less significant revolution in history, a war that is uniquely legitimate and just, a holy war".
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Each of us can be one part of the solution America needs to become a more pluralistic, tolerant country, in which differences are part of a competition of ideas, and not a ghastly holy war of ideologies.
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The Saudi public has grown increasingly angry at bloody images broadcast of Syria's violence and the government has sought to stop its citizens from joining what some of them see as a holy war against the Syrian government.
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After serving in staff positions in the Justice Department in Washington, Mr. Giuliani was able as a prosecutor to set his own agenda, which turned out to be a highly public holy war against the era's various villains.
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And a doctrine of jihad, which is not just a doctrine of inner spiritual struggle, is also a doctrine of holy war and all the beliefs around martyrdom explain the character of Muslim violence we're seeing throughout the world.
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The president said he would not use the wording because he was unwilling to give the Islamic State the victory of acceptance of its vision that it is the leader of a holy war between Islam and the West.
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Higgins is a petty, self-serving tyrant who considers law and geopolitics as a holy war, but that could easily describe Steve Bannon, Stephen Miller, or Donald Trump—and it's unsurprising Higgins is a fan of the current administration.
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The answer is that these attacks — and even more importantly, the way people in the affected countries react to them — help feed ISIS's false narrative that there is truly a holy war taking place between Islam and the West.
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And this is as it should be, but there is no getting around the fact that this puts conservatives at a disadvantage when facing progressive holy war, especially when doing so under the weight of a hyper-partisan media.
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And yet, in 2011, after waging holy war in the east and after 25 years of service at his father's London mosque, that kind of effort didn't count for very much when he came under attack by hard-liners.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Islamic State's leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi stood up in Mosul's Grand al-Nuri Mosque on July 4 2014, revealing himself to the world for the first time, declaring holy war and announcing the formation of his caliphate.
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Since their beginnings, the Sunni extremists of the Islamic State have been driven by the desire to wage a sectarian holy war, and have been amply willing to barter their lives in return for terrorizing and inciting the Shiite population.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Two men detained by Indonesian police for rioting this week were part of a group that had pledged support to the Islamic State militant group and intended to carry out jihad, or holy war, police said on Thursday.
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"Gripped by complacency and the omnipresent force of political correctness, our nation has failed to educate our youth about the holy war being waged against us and what needs to be done to defeat the Jihadists that are waging this war," Miller wrote.
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To back up that point, he might have been expected to focus on America's cold-war role in south Asia, supporting holy war in Afghanistan and treating President Zia-ul-Haq, who took Pakistan down an Islamist path, as a strategic ally.
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By these frequent protestations their attachment to the faith was continually fortified; and in proportion to the increase of zeal, they combated with the more ardor and success in the holy war, which they had undertaken against the empire of the demons.
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So when I say that most Muslims I know are very peaceful and law-abiding, that they wouldn't dream of violence, that doesn't erase all of the violence and the calls for martyrdom and jihad and holy war against disbelievers in Islamic scripture.
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"The awards for reporting violent terrorists and religious extremists establishing ties, or inciting or swearing oaths of holy war, or clues on the organization of illegal cross-border entry and exit are 3 million yuan to 2 million yuan," the newspaper said.
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The real founder of ISIS was Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, a Jordanian convict and violent Islamist extremist came to Iraq after the US invasion to wage holy war on the occupation forces, the United Nations, and Shiite Muslims, whom he viewed as apostates.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A previously unknown militant group with links to al Qaeda claimed responsibility on Friday for an attack in Egypt's Western Desert that killed at least 16 policemen two weeks ago, announcing the start of a holy war against the Egyptian state.
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BENGHAZI/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Eastern Libyan forces commander Khalifa Haftar urged his troops trying to take Tripoli to battle harder and teach their enemies an even bigger lesson, because the Muslim month of Ramadan that begins on Monday was a month of holy war.
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I distrust all of the major religions when practiced to an extreme and when they attempt to meddle in politics, but adherents of no other religion attacked this country in the name of their religion in order to provoke a holy war.
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We have got you covered with Joe Lieberman on the very big battle to come, religious leader Bob Vander Plaats on the holy war -- yes, you heard me right -- yet to come, then Republican Senator Rand Paul, yes, on whether any of this gets done.
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In the previous two election cycles, the top spot went to a Republican who courted evangelical Christians by leaning hard on religion, which Cruz mentions so often and so operatically that he might as well be waging a holy war instead of a political campaign.
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In a recorded telephone conversation between the arrested man and his sister, he said he had been called to join the "holy war" in his country, but had decided instead to stay in Italy to "redeem the infidels" who "should have their throats cut".
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But Soleimani implemented a reorganization campaign, focusing the Qud's force efforts in the emerging war between the U.S. and Iraq and stepping out as a public figure to rally the masses for the Holy War and in support of the totalitarian, theocratic-Islamic regime.
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By supplying Luke with the bombs that murdered multiple police officers just outside of the school David's children attend — yes, that was Nadia's idea — and killed Julia, Nadia explains she has both harmed the British government and gained more money for ammunition in her holy war.
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DON'T MISS: Washington state representative Matt Shea wins reelection after coming under FBI scrutiny for writing a how-to guide on killing non-believers in a 'holy war' But the fight for Congress will still feel like an away game for Democrats for years to come.
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They have reason to worry: as Moscow launched air strikes in support of Syria's government, the Islamic State (IS) declared a holy war on Russia, took credit for downing a Russian passenger jet over Egypt and released a video threatening "a sea of blood" in Russia itself.
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This week, her Facebook page was bombarded by tens of thousands of hostile messages in what Chinese state media termed "an online crusade" or "holy war," while state broadcaster CCTV released images of military exercises in the Taiwan Strait -- the narrow stretch of water that divides Taiwan and China.
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"He was in the habit of such incitement and promoted (it) in his speeches on various occasions, including extremist appeals in which he justified acts of violence and sabotage, provoking regime change and calling for jihad (holy war) as a form of religious duty," BNA said, quoting the prosecution.
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Arthur: This is the core reason why I think Ryan will be a big part of the Republican reconstruction: He is unquestionably a true conservative, but hates the ideological holy war and believes that debates can be civil, respectful competitions of ideas leading to some areas of agreement.
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More recently nationalist monks have helped propagate the idea that Buddhism is under threat in Myanmar, and urged holy war against Muslims—a campaign that helps explain public indifference about the army's campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya, a Muslim ethnic group living in the extreme west of the country.
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"When a ruler becomes tyrannical, we the people have the right to abolish government and institute new government based on the ideals that make us free," said Chris Hill of the Georgia III% Security Force, where he goes by the title General Holy War and the code name Blood Agent.
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In the interview with The Guardian, bin Laden's mother blames outsiders such as bin Laden's Palestinian mentor, Abdullah Azzam, who purportedly "brainwashed" her son and converted him to jihadism when bin Laden was a young man in his 20s fighting in the "holy war" in Afghanistan against the Soviets in the mid-1980s.
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When the British foreign secretary, Arthur Balfour, wrote in April that "extreme nationalists" in Egypt, whom he implausibly described as "paid agents of the revolutionary party in Turkey and Bolshevists," were using Wilson's words to "stir up a Holy War against the Infidels," Wilson quickly agreed to recognize British control over Egypt.
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"All enemies should know that the jihad of resistance will continue with a doubled motivation, and a definite victory awaits the fighters in the holy war," Khamenei said in a statement carried by TV. Iran often refers to regional countries and forces opposed to Israel and the United States as a "resistance" front.
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That's all to prime the reader for the central third of "Jerusalem," which takes place above time itself, in "Mansoul" (as in John Bunyan's allegory "The Holy War"), where "The Dead Dead Gang," a crew of ghostly children led by a girl in a cape made of decomposing rabbits, are having adventures and investigating mysteries.
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His on-field career is over, but now he has 277 more months as a player emeritus to complete a lifetime of work and, perhaps more important, help the union gear up for a gathering holy war with ownership: the renegotiation of the N.F.L.'s current collective bargaining agreement, which expires after the 26.6 season.
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Most of them favor annexation of the West Bank, which would nearly extinguish the possibility of a two-state solution to the Palestinian conflict, and many support building a Third Temple on the site of the Dome of the Rock, an affront to a Muslim holy site that could set off a cataclysmic holy war.
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After moving to Yemen, he started Inspire in 2010, an English-language webzine whose jauntily titled articles about explosives ("Make a Bomb in the Kitchen of Your Mom") and preparing for holy war ("pack light" and use a backpack, not a suitcase) seized the attention of a new generation of Western terrorists like the Tsarnaev brothers.
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There is no question that Ritter is speaking to us in our present moment—there are mentions of Google and lamentations that the "holy war today is anything but spiritual"—but he festoons his flights of fancy and mental peregrinations with a dizzying assortment of historical personalities, from Klaus Mann and Xavier de Maistre to Marga d'Andurain and Suleyman the Magnificent.
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Read more: A U.S. Marine Used the Neo-Nazi Site Iron March to Recruit for a 'Racial Holy War' In June 2017, Frey started putting out feelers about joining the ranks of the Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP), which was run by Heimbach before its demise and was a key player in the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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The Obama administration has avoided using the term, arguing it would legitimize the terrorists and their terrorist acts as Islamic, when they are a small fraction of Muslims, as well as fuel the idea there is a holy war between Islam and the West and spark anti-Muslim hate in the U.S. That's caused controversy, with Republicans slamming the administration and accusing the president of not acknowledging the threat.
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He gave me a copy of a book he recently self-published called "The Transhumanist Wager," an unwieldy novel of ideas about a freelance philosopher named Jethro Knights who sails around the world to promote the need for life-extension research and winds up establishing a floating libertarian city-state called Transhumania — a regulation-free utopia of tech billionaires and rationalists — from which he wages an atheist holy war on a theocratic United States.
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