London terror attack exposes hypocrisy of global politics that can’t deal with ISIS

London terror attack is not the first time when ISIS has shown what it intends to do and it may not be the last as well if the world leaders continue to enjoy their inaction against terrorism.

Written by Rajeev Kumar

New Delhi

Updated: March 23, 2017 19:50 IST

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Renowned sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik creates a sand sculpture on terrorist attack in London with a message "We condemn London Attack" , at Puri beach of Odisha on Thursday. (PTI Photo)

London terror attack is not the first time when ISIS has shown what it intends to do and it may not be the last as well if the world leaders continue to enjoy their inaction against terrorism. Not Global warming, the biggest threat facing the world, that wants to change everything people consider as life instantly, is terrorism led by dreaded Islamic State. The terror organisation is becoming unstoppable.

Aided by the hypocrisy of liberal-left global intelligentsia and short-sighted governments, who do not cry until their own homes are attacked, ISIS is spreading its ideology smoothly, without much trouble, finding young suicide bombers with ease.

In Asia, ISIS is sitting comfortably in Afghanistan and eyeing to capture nuclear-powered Pakistan. Considering the kind of opportunistic and self-centered leadership Pakistan has got, ISIS may not have to wait for long to be successful in its mission. In the last one month alone, ISIS has carried out a series of attacks across Pakistan, killing over 100 people.

ISIS stands for hate against anything that doesn’t conform to an extremist form of Islam. What is more worrying is the fact that ISIS is getting an easy supply of Jihadis from other terror organisations already present in the region. A number of them have been groomed and protected by the Pakistan government as a weapon against India for decades.

It is easy to mock a Narendra Modi or Donald Trump, who want to take on Islamic Terrorism. But imagine, how the world will look if ISIS gets hold of Pakistani nukes.

In the recent attack, ISIS killed four people and injured 40 others in the heart of London. The terror organisation called the attacker, who was killed by security forces yesterday, as “a soldier of the Islamic state.” UK PM Theresa May said that the terrorist was a British-born man previously known to MI5 due to concerns over violent extremism.

In the last one year, several terror incidents have taken place across Europe and many other countries of the world. A common thread connecting most of these attacks is the fact that terrorists are not coming mostly from outside. Terror bosses are grooming local youth with their venomous ideology to carry out their mission. Most of the world leaders are clueless about the way to deal with this threat. Their only option is to unite and let the best man among them lead the real war against terror or wait to see their countries destroyed bit by bit, day by day.

India would be happy to lead such a war to restore humanity, kill hate.

This article was first uploaded on March twenty-three, twenty seventeen, at forty-two minutes past seven in the evening.