WAR: Zarqawi Driven by Emotion, Ex-Cellmates Say

Former cellmates of terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi recall him as an emotional man who would often weep as he prayed. Others remembered him as a gentle man who had an obsession of Islams past glory. They also note a fanatical interpretation of his religion. al-Zarqawi is the suspected mastermind of the Iraqi insurgency as well as the be-headings of kidnapped foreigners.



The psychological profile of al-Zarqawi would be interesting to delve into. No doubt we would find similarities to Che, Pol Pot, Mao and any of histories murderers. Having studied all the major religions and thier teachings, his interpretation of Islam is fringe to say the least. Similar if you will to say a David Koresh.

The scary part is that he is human. Even scarier is the fact that Hitler was a human. Its what all people have the possibilty of becoming. Scary, huh?

It is scary to think that within all of us lies the seeds of dangerous fanaticism. But it was still his choice to let it out and cause his own people and ours so much pain.

Psychologically, al-Zarqawi is totally cracked. Mentally, he screwed in the head but fanatically devoted to his faith AND his dreams of Islam's past glory, which is quite common among Arabic males. If they read a lot of stories about Islam's past and events, you could say they are inspired by it the same ways as young Western men were inspired by the adventurous stories of knights and Christian glories in the West around the turn of the 20th century.

Only Arabic males are known to be more passionate and fiercely devoted to fighting and dying for something than Western/American males who aren't always devoted to fighting and dying for nothing. Even freedom meant nothing to us?

Kinda strange irony there, huh? Yeah, we Western/American males are the wussies compared to the Arabians. Oop, did I just say that?

Originally posted by the_oleneo
Psychologically, al-Zarqawi is totally cracked. Mentally, he screwed in the head but fanatically devoted to his faith AND his dreams of Islam's past glory, which is quite common among Arabic males. If they read a lot of stories about Islam's past and events, you could say they are inspired by it the same ways as young Western men were inspired by the adventurous stories of knights and Christian glories in the West around the turn of the 20th century.

Its incorrect to stat that as truth. Mainly because there are many people who would die for Christianity if they felt it were threatned in the same way as Islam feels threatned by culture imperialism by modern colonialism by corporate entities. If Christian people were being force-fed anti-Christian beliefs and believed that the ones force feeding them were zionist from a oppressive country full of zionist along with the fact that many of your fellow believer friends are rascist towards the zionist then you'd hear the footsteps of Western men marching to the war drums.
By the way, it doesn't take faith to give your life, it takes propaganda.

Originally posted by National Security Agency

Originally posted by the_oleneo
Psychologically, al-Zarqawi is totally cracked. Mentally, he screwed in the head but fanatically devoted to his faith AND his dreams of Islam's past glory, which is quite common among Arabic males. If they read a lot of stories about Islam's past and events, you could say they are inspired by it the same ways as young Western men were inspired by the adventurous stories of knights and Christian glories in the West around the turn of the 20th century.

Its incorrect to stat that as truth. Mainly because there are many people who would die for Christianity if they felt it were threatned in the same way as Islam feels threatned by culture imperialism by modern colonialism by corporate entities. If Christian people were being force-fed anti-Christian beliefs and believed that the ones force feeding them were zionist from a oppressive country full of zionist along with the fact that many of your fellow believer friends are rascist towards the zionist then you'd hear the footsteps of Western men marching to the war drums.
By the way, it doesn't take faith to give your life, it takes propaganda.

I know, I know, I know. It's so hard to be so right about something's wrong with the world. I'm just seeing an interesting comparison because I've been reading some interesting stuff about the Middle East: books and stories on famous Islamic figures and conquests are very popular among young Arabic males. More than 100 years ago, illiteracy in the Middle East was the norm and only the Qu'ran was orally read to the poor and uneducated masses.

Originally posted by National Security Agency

Originally posted by the_oleneo
Psychologically, al-Zarqawi is totally cracked. Mentally, he screwed in the head but fanatically devoted to his faith AND his dreams of Islam's past glory, which is quite common among Arabic males. If they read a lot of stories about Islam's past and events, you could say they are inspired by it the same ways as young Western men were inspired by the adventurous stories of knights and Christian glories in the West around the turn of the 20th century.

Its incorrect to stat that as truth. Mainly because there are many people who would die for Christianity if they felt it were threatned in the same way as Islam feels threatned by culture imperialism by modern colonialism by corporate entities. If Christian people were being force-fed anti-Christian beliefs and believed that the ones force feeding them were zionist from a oppressive country full of zionist along with the fact that many of your fellow believer friends are rascist towards the zionist then you'd hear the footsteps of Western men marching to the war drums.
By the way, it doesn't take faith to give your life, it takes propaganda.

I just realized I said the same thing he said in a different way. LOL! What was I doing? Anyways, I believe I may have been reading reading what was said the wrong way, forgive me.....LOL....I feel stupid.

Originally posted by National Security Agency
I just realized I said the same thing he said in a different way. LOL! What was I doing? Anyways, I believe I may have been reading reading what was said the wrong way, forgive me.....LOL....I feel stupid.

Shared brain-waves but on a different frequency?