Amaa'n
STAFF
- Joined
- Aug 19, 2012
- Messages
- 10,660
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1. About 2 years back, TTP's entire lingua franca shifted 180 degrees from a terror lingo to a "human rights" lingo.
2. The wording & discourses reflected TTP's shifting audience & posturing pitching itself as not a terror but a "resistance" group that nowadays sells better to the global actors
3. It's over emphasis on SM & video production indicated its desperation & weakness on ground.
4. Its use of sophisticated infographs & disinfo tools reflected its move into major Pakistani cities (especially Karachi) & new recruits.
5. Most importantly its digital behaviour revealed 1 thing: TTP is a franchise that had a change in its ownership, hence the new strategy.
What is important is that these or other such groups have a shrinking space to breathe, hence, the escalation out of desperation.
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2. The wording & discourses reflected TTP's shifting audience & posturing pitching itself as not a terror but a "resistance" group that nowadays sells better to the global actors
3. It's over emphasis on SM & video production indicated its desperation & weakness on ground.
4. Its use of sophisticated infographs & disinfo tools reflected its move into major Pakistani cities (especially Karachi) & new recruits.
5. Most importantly its digital behaviour revealed 1 thing: TTP is a franchise that had a change in its ownership, hence the new strategy.
What is important is that these or other such groups have a shrinking space to breathe, hence, the escalation out of desperation.
Source :