constancefriday:
The Truth about TERRORISM in Nigeria and Diaspora:
Terrorism is not what many People think it is.
The common description of a terrorist which the likes of CNN and co wants you to see is a turban clad Man with beards, and an AK-47 Rifle, full of angst and anti-Western or anti-American sentiments etc.
While i neither condone acts of carnage that leads to loss of lives, especially of the innocent, i like to respectfully say that the stereotype image of a TERRORIST which the Western media wants you to imagine is wrong.
A TERRORIST is defined as A DANGEROUS PERSON (Who is most likely part of a dangerous group) who is a threat to many innocent lives in any given society, nationality, tribe, race, etc does not change this definition.
Therefore with this definition in mind, we can correctly and unstereotypically define A TERRORIST as a MAN/WOMAN clad in Suits/Ties and sporty wears but is responsible for the death of innocent people.
There is absolutely no difference between a White Cop that shoots dead innocent black Folks for no particular reason and a gun wielding Al-Shabab, Al-Queda, or Boko Haram footsoldier.
A White Cop who shoots innocent People for no reason (whatever stupid excuse they give) is one and the same with an gun wielding Al-Shabab, Al-Queda etc terrorist.
There are so many organizations, including CHURCHES and political/sociocultural groups that should be marked and labeled as TERRORIST GROUPS yet they operate freely without disturbance.
Bad is BAD and it's about time we say it as it is.
A Terrorist is a Terrorist if he/she is a very potent threat to the lives of innocent people in his or her community/nation.
Wearing a turban or tuxedo doesn't change the fact that you are a terrorist if you
(1.) Belong to or support a labelled or UNLABELLED TERRORIST GROUP,
(2.) Is actively planning, funding and supporting actions that lead to the death of very many innocent people,
(3) Is a threat to the lives of many innocent people individually.

So know who the real terrorists are & LABEL THEM AS TERRORISTS

An Article on Terrorism and Humanity by Apostle Constance C. Friday.
President/Founder of Stance Foundation.