You have almost answered your own question!
With so much tribal violence in the region, and each minority vying for power and trying to control other tribes, there is constant violence and when you live with that, as a constant factor, then violence against others is just a natural outcome.
They live in a World where its killed or be killed, and to them, we are just another band that needs eradicated, because we are invading thier "space". Each Tribe has thier own territory and if you encroach upon it, they will strike out, to keep that spot of land, against all comers.
Added the factor of Religion, and you have fanatical radicals that will feverently attack you with out provocation and do thier utmost to erase you from the Earth, if your not of thier "sect" or religious nature.
I wish you well..
Jesse
2006-06-28 02:52:31
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answered by x 7
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Despite what you hear on television and other sources, the war which we are now in, and many from years passed - is religious in nature. Muslim people, though most are good caring people and zealous toward their religion, are very intolerable toward any other religion. Their beliefs tend to brainwash them into the old thought "us 4 and no more." This intolerance has generated over the years many who believe that ridding the world of all others that do not believe as they do, is appropriate at any cost - any cost! Pakistan's people are a very zealous people toward their religion, but they also have enough lack of societal and Governmental control that those peoples that do feel intolerant toward others are left unchecked, thus the high number of reported terrorists.
2006-06-27 23:51:59
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answered by Anonymous
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I don't know that they're are any more terrorists from Pakistan than from Afghanistan, or Iran or Iraq. It might appear to be more because of the India /Pakistan thing but it is because of religion and I give you a quote:
Two of the main reasons believed to be responsible for terrorism in Pakistan are sectarian/religious violence and the mistrust in the Musharraf-Bush coalition in the war on terror. However, other causes like political rivalry and business disputes too take its toll. It is estimated that more than 4,000 people have died in Pakistan in the past 25 years due to sectarian strife. [3]
Religious fundamentalism has also believed to have played some role in contributing to the rise of
2006-06-27 22:47:04
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answered by Sidoney 5
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Not every Muslim is a terrorist, but almost without exception, every terrorist is a Muslim. The religiion of Islam believes in taking over the entire world, by force if necessary. As the Roman Catholic Church had its "Convert or Die" program during the Crusades and even during World War II in Eastern European countries, so the religion of Islam has it's "Ustasha" to commit to reach the same goal. There is speculation that the Roman Catholic Church actually plotted to create the religion of Islam, in order to create a murderous machine for further destruction of what the RCC referred to as "Christ Killers."
2006-06-28 16:51:02
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answered by Shalom Yerushalayim 5
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Where there are poverty and crowding there will be war. People need space and freedom to do as they wish, without fear for their lives.
Most Muslims live a peaceful life.
We have our own home-grown terrorists here too tho they are much smaller in number. Maybe that's because they haven't felt oppressed for so long.
But when I can see what happened on April 19th at the Federal Building in my own State, Oklahoma, then I know Muslims are not the only terrorists.
My advice? Read the Quran, the Muslim Holy book and make friends with a Muslim. Jesus said" If you love those who love you, then you have done nothing remarkable, for that is easy. Love your enemy as yourself and pray for him"
2006-06-27 00:09:41
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answered by a_phantoms_rose 7
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There are terrorists from all over the middle east (and all over the world, to be more fair). However, Pakistan specifically has been a bit of a fence rider and does not fight to get out or apprehend the terrorists. Thus, it is easier for terrorist sects to base themselves in Pakistan.
2006-06-28 20:08:44
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answered by karinlovespooh 2
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Firstly francis m, jordan, and pablo ji all need to get a life and take the stick from up their *** out and * relaxxx* breathee ppll breathee.... now tht, thts ova bk to the silly ques. by Mr. Raju paju ahha ahem ( clears throat) well... u cant call them "terrorists" persay they are merely fudamentalists who are being nationalistic and fightin for the rights that they have always deserved! Violence! pshhhht... boy bye u call tht violence? u lil ninny! Thts self defense my friend, self defense! Aww how sad (last hindu temple gone forever! :() HAHA vengence will me ours!!! dun dun dun dun....
Oh and by the wayy arentt u forgeting ur deeply passionate love for those sexy gori terrorist babes tht u cant get enough of?
2006-06-15 08:39:15
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answered by titli uri 2
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I believe that there are terrorists all around the world from every race and religion. The reason I believe people think that all terrorists are middle eastern is because that is what the media is focused on.
2006-06-28 17:04:36
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answered by Anonymous
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The majority of these people feel disassociated from the mainstream and will gravitate towards anything that they feel addresses their issues. Once involved, they feed off of each other fanaticism. It's kind of like the fanatical Christians who bomb abortion clinics. Mostly good people who take their beliefs too far. They distort the true meaning of their religions.
2006-06-28 14:40:08
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answered by gail p 1
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There are terrorists from everywhere it's just that we are now focusing on them the most. Mainly because of what happened here in our own country. Religion is their main focus and believe that their religion is the only religion. All those who believe differently are to them the enemy. Sad.
2006-06-28 06:42:47
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answered by Joyce 1
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