3 chapters across the catalog
Maajid Nawaz on Lone Wolf Terrorism and French Policy
Maajid Nawaz, a former fundamentalist, argues that the term "lone wolf" is inaccurate, preferring "self-starter" to describe individuals radicalized by online networks. He suggests jihadists target France specifically due to its stance on free speech following the Charlie Hebdo attack and its ban on face veils. Nawaz posits that these attacks are symbolic gestures against Western secularism.
Coordinated Terror Attacks in Tunisia, France, and Kuwait
The hosts discuss a series of coordinated terrorist attacks occurring during Ramadan, including a beach shooting in Tunisia and a decapitation at a factory in France. Majid Nawaz of the Quilliam Foundation is featured explaining the ISIS strategy of hitting "soft targets" to mark the anniversary of their caliphate. The segment also notes the shift in media terminology from "beheading" to "decapitation."
Philip Mudd on Colbert Report, Maajid Nawaz
A clip of Philip Mudd's awkward appearance on "The Colbert Report" is discussed, noting his inability to handle the show's comedic format. The segment then introduces Maajid Nawaz of the Quilliam Foundation, a former Islamist who now works on counter-extremism.
