> For someone who appears to have some insight , I am surprised you are mixing up your "terrorists" Can you let me know which specific part of my comment makes

> For someone who appears to have some insight , I am surprised you are mixing up your "terrorists" Can you let me know which specific part of my comment makes you think I'm "mixing up my terrorists"? > There is a fundamental diference between a group like the Taliban whose primary focus appears to be "taking their country back" , and characters like Osama who have delusions about being holy warriors in some imaginary battle with the west. Agree totally. Both the Afghan Taliban (who from what I understand of the current situation, are attempting to cut all association with Al-Qaeda) and the Pakistani Taliban share a relatively hardline interpretation of Islam, but that's about where the similarity stops. The posted article is about curbing fundamentalist Islamic views in Pakistan through movies. My comment was basically saying that while fundamentalist Islamic groups like the TTP operate and recruit in the manner that they do in rural Pakistan, movies aren't going to make much of a dent. EDIT: Clarification.