16 Jul 08
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There are leaders who look out for suicide bombers and usually find the simple, unemployed religious-minded youth with the help of a cleric at a mosque or madrassah," says a police investigator.
Recent interrogations have shed light on how bombers are recruited and groomed. A police investigator quoted a detained sectarian militant, identified as Tehseen, as saying, "We isolate the boy who is willing to sacrifice his life. From then onwards he does not have any contact with his family or friends. We provide him religious books, and he prays all the time before [his] mission."
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0617/p07s01-wome.html
17 Jul 08
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Originally posted by AThousandYoungPerhaps more reliable one.
I'd love to see your alternate source. Here's one alternative:
http://www.dawn.com/2007/07/21/local17.htm
I wonder how they recruit the suicide bombers? Local clubs? "Join the Local Suicide Bombers Club! Sign up now and you'll get a lifetime membership!"
We should take the Japanese Kamikaze pilots into the equation too.
And perhaps all groups that swear to fight to death. US Navy Seals?
17 Jul 08
Originally posted by FabianFnasI read somewhere that they look for people who sit alone in mosques.
Perhaps more reliable one.
I wonder how they recruit the suicide bombers? Local clubs? "Join the Local Suicide Bombers Club! Sign up now and you'll get a lifetime membership!"
We should take the Japanese Kamikaze pilots into the equation too.
And perhaps all groups that swear to fight to death. US Navy Seals?