Posted on May 29, 2018
CO18087 | Shifting Sands: POLRI-TNI Ties in Counterterrorism | RSIS
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Looking at the increasing pressure being applied by the Indonesian Armed Forces in their attempt to be further engaged in the anti-terrorism operations internally.
CO18087 | Shifting Sands: POLRI-TNI Ties in Counterterrorism | RSIS
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TerrorismDynamics of International Terrorism
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Sir,
The only terrorism I read in the article, was Sunni Islamic warfare on Infidels. I suppose, it could be argued the Islamic acts are terror. But, I think a deeper understanding of the enemy, so called Islamic terrorists, are at war with anyone not them. Therefore, it is OK to unleash the military to wage war on them.
The enemy only understand power. Let us also give them total war. IMO Sir.
The only terrorism I read in the article, was Sunni Islamic warfare on Infidels. I suppose, it could be argued the Islamic acts are terror. But, I think a deeper understanding of the enemy, so called Islamic terrorists, are at war with anyone not them. Therefore, it is OK to unleash the military to wage war on them.
The enemy only understand power. Let us also give them total war. IMO Sir.
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LTC Eric Udouj
The TNI was sidelined in the Counter Terror fight early on due to the restrictions working with them carried. It was 2006 before we had their Special Ops folks over to re-open relations in Hawaii.... 5 years after 9-11. The National CT force had got the bulk of training and funding from the US and regional allies. The resentment has been building in Indonesia every since then.. And now that IS is growing there... all comes to a head.
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