The widely held assumption that terrorists are merely violent fanatics
might be accurate for many of the terror organisations' low-level
operatives. Nonetheless, a terror group's leader sees subsequent acts of
terror as a way to impress their financial patrons and their ensnared
populations. On a day-to-day level, terror groups are primarily
financial organisations, expending the bulk of their efforts to raise,
invest, allocate and transfer money. These violent groups are just like a
drug cartel, and it is therefore a misunderstanding to believe that
terrorists need funds just to make cheap bombs. The creation of a
terrorist is a long...
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