IN THEIR HEADS
In the mosques across London one hears a fringe of young men talk dreamily of flocking to Afghanistan to "resist." Yet this whisper never has an immigrant accent. Beneath the beards and the burqas, there is an English voice. It shares British pronunciations, cultural references, and national anthem. Any attempt to dig into their psychology is always met with a resistant sneer, and opaque recitations from the Koran. Their message is simple: we don't do psychology or sociology. We do Allah. But a fragile new movement of former jihahists is revealing everything they learned on the inside.
(ALTERNET)