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On the back of the Brussels terror attack it is worthwhile remembering that while a majority of Muslims in the West appear to have no truck with terrorism or extremism, there are a significant number who sympathise with terrorism and repeatedly attempt to justify attacks on the West.
TERRORISM
An ICM poll from 2006 revealed that 20 per cent of British Muslims sympathised with the 7/7 bombers who brought terror to the streets of the British capital, killing 52 and injuring hundreds. This number rose to one in four British Muslims, according to NOP Research for Channel 4. With a British Muslim population of over 3 million today, that translates to roughly three quarters of a million terror-sympathising people in the UK.

The number rises for younger British Muslims - a sure sign that radicalisation through schools, mosques, and prisons (often via Saudi-funded groups) is creating a long-term problem in Europe. Thirty-one per cent of younger British Muslims endorsed or excused the 7/7 bombings of 2005, with just 14 per cent of those over 45 doing so.

Twenty-seven per cent of those polled in the United Kingdom say they had sympathy with the attacks on Charlie Hebdo - the French satirical magazine that published cartoons of the Muslim prophet Muhammed last year, with 78 per cent supporting punishment for the publication of cartoons featuring Muhammed and 68 per cent supporting the arrest and prosecution of British people who "insult Islam."

And this number pales in comparison to global Muslim population figures. According to World Public Opinion (2009) at the University of Maryland, 61 per cent of Egyptians, 32 per cent of Indonesians, 41 per cent of Pakistanis, 38 per cent of Moroccans, 83 per cent of Palestinians, 62 per cent of Jordanians, and 42 per cent of Turks appear to endorse or sympathise with attacks on Americans or American groups.

A 2013 study found that 16 per cent of young Muslims in Belgium believed that state terrorism is "acceptable," while 12 per cent of young Muslims in Britain said that suicide attacks against civilians in Britain can be justified.

Pew Research from 2007 found that 26 per cent of young Muslims in America believed suicide bombings are justified, with 35 per cent in Britain, 42 per cent in France, 22 per cent in Germany, and 29 per cent in Spain feeling the same way.

And Muslims who are more devout or dedicated to Islam are three times more likely to believe that suicide bombings are justified - a harrowing statistic when you consider that 86 per cent of Muslims in Britain "feel that religion is the most important thing in their life."

While just 5 per cent of UK Muslims said they would not report a terror attack being planned, the number leaps to 18 per cent amongst young, British Muslims. The anti-police narrative fuelled by groups like Black Lives Matter are no doubt contributing to this idea that people should not work with the police, with the British Muslim Youth group recently urging a boycott of police.

More recently, in 2015, it was revealed that 45 per cent of British Muslims think that hate preachers that advocate violence against the West represent "mainstream Islam."

Forty per cent of British Muslims say they want Sharia law in the West, while 41 per cent oppose it.

Despite the fact that "Islamophobia" did not rise after the Paris Attacks, there remains a grievance industry across the Western world which targets young Muslims especially, urging them to feel victimised by Western governments for taking a stance against Islamism - and scarcely a tough stance at that.

No more was this evident than in the case of Tell MAMA, a government-backed Muslim grievance group which saw its state funding removed after it was found trying to artificially inflate statistics on hate crimes against Muslims in the UK.
CRIMINALITY
Earlier this year it was reported that one in five prisoners in the United Kingdom's top security jails is now Muslim, a rise of 23 per cent from just five years ago. In total, a 20 per cent increase in the jail population in Britain has been outstripped by the rise in Muslim inmates - up 122 per cent over 13 years.

The same disproportionate figures are borne out across the United States, where Pew data from 2011 revealed that Muslims made up 9 per cent of state and federal prisoners though at the time Muslims made up just 0.8 per cent of the U.S. population.

In 2008, the Washington Post reported "About 60 to 70 percent of all inmates in [France's] prison system are Muslim, according to Muslim leaders, sociologists and researchers, though Muslims make up only about 12 percent of the country's population."
ANTI-SEMITISM
"An average of 55 percent of Western European Muslims harbored antisemitic attitudes. Acceptance of antisemitic stereotypes by Muslims in these countries was substantially higher than among the national population in each country," an Anti-Defamation League (ADL) report found in 2015.

A Swedish government report from 2006 found that that 5 per cent of the total population held anti-Semitic views, with the number surging to 39 per cent amongst adult Muslims.

In Germany in 2012, a study of the country's burgeoning Turkish population revealed that 62 percent of Turks in Germany said they wanted to only live amongst each other, with 46 per cent wanting the country to become a Muslim majority nation. This report also found that 18 per cent of the Turkish population thought of Jews as "inferior."

Breitbart News reported in January about an ongoing exodus of French Jews, with some 8,000 headed for Israel in 2015 and many others migrating to the UK or the U.S, as a result of rising anti-Semitism.
INTEGRATION
Despite hundreds of millions of pounds, dollars, and euros spent on integration projects, it appears to be a Sisyphean task - calling into question the rate at which immigration is occurring throughout the Western world and the tolerance with which our societies have operate thus far.

The BBC found that 36 per cent of 16 to 24-year-old Muslims believe that if a Muslim converts to another religion they should be punished by death. Thirty five per cent of Muslims say they would prefer to send their children to an Islamic school, and 37 per cent of 16 to 24-year-olds say they want government-funded Islamic schools to send their kids to.

The report again highlights the radicalisation of the Muslim youth in the West, with 74 per cent of 16 to 24-year-olds preferring Muslim women to wear the veil, compared with only 28 per cent for those over the age of 55.
Raheem Kassam is the Editor in Chief of Breitbart London. He tweets at @RaheemKassam and you can follow him on Facebook here

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DATA: Young Muslims In The West Are A Ticking Time Bomb, Increasingly Sympathise With Radicals, Terror

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On the back of the Brussels terror attack it is worthwhile remembering that while a majority of Muslims in the West appear to have no truck with terrorism or extremism, there are a significant number who sympathise with terrorism, and repeatedly attempt to justify attacks on the West

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CNN staging the narrative before making report, they are truly Fake News!

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Video made by: https://twitter.com/markantro All rights belong to him

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Propaganda and Mass Mind control through Social Media (In relation to 1984 by George Orwell)

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Propaganda and Mass Mind control through Social Media (In relation to 1984 by George Orwell)

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Belief that being in the U.S military = Hero

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Belief that being in the U.S military = Hero

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Artifact
The artifact is a quote from a hockey player on team USA taken by an interviewer. The quote is, "The American heroes are wearing camo. That's not me."

Relation to 1984
It relates to 1984 in that the citizens in the book believe in things that aren't true. For example, they believe that what society/big brother tells them to do is the "right" way. The quote itself is something that represents the thoughts of what many Americans believe, even though it isn't true. The media, big corporations, and big companies put this mindset out there that "The U.S military = Hero", even though that is entirely false. Just because you join the military, or are in the military, it doesn't make you a hero. The same argument can also be made about every soldier being honorable, it is entirely false. People aren't automatically honorable or a hero by joining, it's all about performing the acts that will make you honorable and heroic. However, joining the military is a courageous act, but it's the same sort of courage that can be applied to ISIS and other terrorists for being part of that organization; they're courageous for joining and fighting a fight that others wouldn't. It's this mindset that these higher organizations have instilled upon us to encourage us to join the military, believing that we would be automatically honorable and heroes.

Importance and Implications
It is important since, it is a topic that we should be aware of that is going on. We are being instilled with information and beliefs that are false, and in a way, a form of propaganda. Not everyone in the military is a Hero, or honorable, but yes, there are some people who have done heroic and honorable feats, who we can call heroes. It's this form of mind control that people have to be aware of, and recognize that not all things said are true, even though they may seem like they are.

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Artifact
The artifact is a link to a news a article that is completely biased. The news website isn't very credible, since it rarely displays news that is unbiased, and not against some race or group of people. Their thoughts and beliefs are thoroughly expressed in many of their news articles making it unreliable.

Relation to 1984
The news website can relate to 1984 in the sense that the government and Ministry of Truth in the book give out information that isn't true, and is very unreliable. Like this news website, they can impose their thought and beliefs upon the people, and influence their way of thinking.

Importance and Implications
It is important since news websites like this are things people should try to avoid since they provide wrong and biased information. Some people do manage to believe what these websites say, and it's a way of mind control through the media. It influences people to believe the same beliefs as the people who run the websites. News is suppose to be unbiased, and supply accurate information to the people, so they can form their own opinion and thoughts, instead of having other's thoughts instilled upon them.

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/03/22/polling-muslims-in-the-west-increasingly-sympathise-with-extremism-terror/

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This is a link to a video of CNN faking/staging a fake protest.

Relation to 1984
The fake news in the media today relates to 1984 in that, in the book, the Ministry of Truth makes up everything and anything they want to about history, and anything going on. The things they share and create, are all fake, and not true, yet the citizens are to believe it, and they do. Like the news today, people tend to believe all news is true, even though the thought of what the news corporations say can be fake, we tend to believe it's true. We are just almost just as ignorant and blind as the people in 1984, believing everything they are told to them.

Importance and Implications
It is important, since this exact stuff occurs in our world today. People just trust news corporations for everything they say, and there is a lack of questioning. Since there is a lack of questions, it is easy for these corporations to mislead or persuade our thoughts. Without questioning these corporation for the legitimacy of the information released, we would be no better than the people of 1984, who listen to everything and take it all for truth. As easy as it is to just believe in these supposed trusted organizations who's job is to provide information, it is very dangerous, since the only way to know if they're telling the truth, is to actually research it and find out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muME4lb7YhM

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Artifact

The artifact showcased is a tweet made by a News corporation comparing a picture of the Patriots turnout in 2015 vs 2017, with the two different Presidents (Obama & Trump). Even though they weren't displaying or sharing the full story behind both pictures, and why they aren't similar.

Relation to 1984
The tweet illustrates how biased News corporations can be towards certain topics and how they can mislead citizens. In this case, one picture is making it seem as if when Obama was president, he was favored more since more people were in the picture. Meanwhile, with Trump as president, it makes it seem as if he is disliked more, and the less people in the picture would showcases the dislike of him. This relates to 1984 since in the book, the government controls what the people think and the citizens are just to trust the government with all the things they say whether it is accurate or not.

Importance and Implications
This occurs today with News corporations quite frequently. Most people assume that the information given is accurate and don't question it. We tend to just accept things for being fact, when in reality, sometimes, they aren't, or we don't see the bigger picture or both sides of things. We need to be careful when hearing and trusting News corporations telling us news since sometimes, it can be misleading and resort in people thinking one way towards a topic, when in reality, they don't know the whole story. Just like in 1984, the people can be easily mislead and told false information all due to the control of some form of higher organization.

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The Artifact showcased is a propaganda saying, "Death to U.S. imperialists, our sworn enemy!"  The creator made this for the North Korean government as a way to spread and promote that the U.S is the enemy and the oppressor.

Realtion to 1984
The poster illustrates what Orwell has been warning us about in 1984, that governments can create propaganda and media to influence societies to believe in certain things. In this case, it is North Korea having such posters to cause their citizens to believe that the U.S is their sworn enemy and is a society that they should be against. It is comparable to 1984, since in the book there are all these posters and propaganda about how the people should hate Emmanuel Goldstein and all he stands for, because he doesn't follow Big Brother's society and beliefs, and is not one of them.

Importance & Implications
We should care about this since it is something that can occur in any society, by the government. The government can start posting and displaying propaganda that can influence the thought and minds of citizens to believe in things, which would contest the governments duty preserve the freedom of thought and speech.