The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem
STINA, Kosovo — Musli Musliu's Facebook page looks much like any other 20-something's profile: He posts selfies along with videos uploaded from YouTube, and he has an app for playing Texas Hold 'Em with his friends. But his profile is not actually one of a typical millennial. The videos Musli posts call for jihad, urging his friends to join the fight against the enemies of Islam. One photo shows a man with a balaclava covering his face. In another, a man holds an assault rifle with a bullet belt wrapped like a scarf around his neck.
The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem.odt by Thavam
Kosovars are traveling to the Middle East to fight the same U.S.-led forces that once helped secure their country’s freedom.
BY VALERIE HOPKINS-OCTOBER 16, 2014
STINA, Kosovo — Musli Musliu's Facebook page looks much like any other 20-something's profile: He posts selfies along with videos uploaded from YouTube, and he has an app for playing Texas Hold 'Em with his friends. But his profile is not actually one of a typical millennial. The videos Musli posts call for jihad, urging his friends to join the fight against the enemies of Islam. One photo shows a man with a balaclava covering his face. In another, a man holds an assault rifle with a bullet belt wrapped like a scarf around his neck.The One Muslim Country That Loves America Is Developing an Extremist Problem.odt by Thavam
