Paris atrocity we march January 2015

In the wake of the Paris atrocities we should mourn for the dead, and the tragic events which took place, not just in Paris but also in, Yemen, Nigeria, and Pakistan.

People march today against hardened criminals, supposedly acting in the name of Allah.  The truth to their reason is a mask or guise, using religion as a vehicle to give their terrorism movement, shifting their clear-cut criminality into something seemingly more significant, perhaps even religious or political.  This consequently could create appeal. 
 

It actually creates religious and social discord, because it acts as a catalyst for the emergence of prejudices, fueling attitudes for terrorism and the desire for anarchy.   Even though there was organisation behind the tragic events which took place, they are still in fact, acts of weak-minded individuals, lacking in an understanding of human love and compassion, because their killings of innocent and vulnerable civilians, display murderous animosity towards a functioning society, not wholly protected from the emergence of such disgusting attitudes in people.   

There is a saying, “evil is taught.”  We are not inherently born with evil inside us, but it is taught or reared.  Young suggestable minds seek escape from a world where they find their life has no other option and no other meaning.  Whereas the reality is, there are many options in front of them, but terrorist ideology blinds this from them, from finding better solidarity in their heart and mind and in people.  An alternative is comprehending humanity’s struggle for a peaceful and healthy existence which is far greater than any violent outcry to God or Allah.

As people march in Paris and across the world today, we should remember there is a seedy violent underworld which operates in plain sight, and we should wish and pray for it to disappear and go away, and leave us alone.  

Gangs of people, of young men and women, who encourage hate through violence, God’s will through violence, are in actuality desecrations to the base concepts of religion, because they do not follow any holy or bestowed order, but merely egos for domination and power without rules or law. 

Such people, such terrorists, believe they can create new nations or caliphates (new Islamic states) by breaking out violence on the unsuspecting, although this is strictly forbidden in Islam because Islamic states already exist, and the Islamic ways of living in these countries already exist, which means they are in fact acting against Islamic people and therefore Islam.

The concern terrorist ideology will grow is worrying, however the march in Paris today, and all over the world, will symbolise global society does not, and will not, tolerate violent crime, and especially for such an abhorrent and inexplicable reason like media satire. 

We are altogether against terrorism, no matter race or background, the unity of the people in the march, will demonstrate we are all one people, one humanity.