Radical Islam has taught us that every military action is planned and conducted to achieve both tactical and strategic objectives, in particular this last Friday of blood has largely confirmed this scheme, so tactically the actions are conducted by nuclei without any commonality, the combatants act by playing on the surprise factor aimed at increasing the climate of uncertainty and instability and furthermore the terrorist groups are composed of individuals that are difficult to identify or control a priori.
For the reasons set out above, there has been the substantial surrender, albeit through gritted teeth, of the French government which by now does not hide the difficulty, if not the impossibility, of circumscribing the terrorist phenomenon of Islamic origin to the metropolitan territory.
The self-styled Islamic state, an entity that claimed responsibility for the attacks, then pursues an operational line through these actions which has the strategic purpose of controlling communication and therefore the perception of reality by public opinion, all this is possible using the cash register. of resonance of the media circus which, as amply demonstrated in the past few hours, can alarm three continents through the action of only ten people.
It seems that the caliph, or more likely the occult actors who work behind Daesh, have understood what is the critical vulnerability of the entire Western system, ie the control of mass opinion, so in the holiday season, but also of Ramadan, to hit a resort, a factory, a mosque and a barracks means to blow up the patterns of peaceful and civil cohabitation instilling an annoying sense of encirclement.
After the umpteenth action of ISIS, it remains even more complicated to understand our world and above all our strategies, with particular regard to the foreign policy of the Obama administration, the irresolution of the EU, and the blind Turkish support to the forces of the IS in an anti Kurdish, those who decide should be reminded that "Renzo's capons did not end well".
Andrea Pastore
