It's not as cumbersome as it looks. But you can't leave your mess for anyone to clean it up. Take on the task, one bit at a time, one crumb at a time. 

When I set out to record this episode of The Terrorist Therapist® Show, 

I planned to alternate examples of how some places reflect the ‘best of

times’ and some the ‘worst of times’ for terrorists. But, my research 

quickly revealed a lot more instances of 'best times’, that is opportunities 

to realize their long-held goal of taking over the world. 

We start by noting that this month is the 11-year anniversary of the Charlie 

Hebdo attack in Paris, the murder of magazine editors who dared publish a 

cartoon of Mohammed. The cowering to terrorists that followed made it a 

watershed moment for Europe, which has never been the same. The 

radical Islamist migrants have reached a tipping point, violently obliterating 

the culture and coffers of Europe and the UK, on their way to America. 

America is having its own ‘Charlie Hebdo watershed moment’, where people 

are cowering to terrorists. The Call to Prayer is blasted from loudspeakers 

from Dearbornistan to Minnesotastan to NYC and more. It’s terrifying that 

New York City, the site of 9/11, has been taken over by a terrorist, Mayor 

Mamdani, and they’re about to celebrate the NYPD's 4th annual World 

Hijab Day. 

Imagine celebrating hijabs in NYC, while brave women in Iran take them off 

as part of their rebellion against the terrorist regime. We turn to the explosive 

situation in Iran. Peppered in this episode are a few examples in the world 

where it’s the ‘worst of times’ for terrorists, like a street in Tehran that has 

just been renamed ‘President Trump Street’.

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