ISIS: The State of Terror Audiobook (Free)

The first major book on ISIS to be published because the group exploded over the international stage in summer 2014.

Drawing on the unusual access to intelligence sources and material, police, and groundbreaking study into open supply intelligence, Stern and Berger outline the origins of ISIS as the formidable terrorist group they have quickly become.

‘Condition of Terror’ delves into the ‘ghoulish pornography’ of pro-jihadi videos, the seductive appeal of ‘jihadi chic’ about ISIS: The Condition of Terror and the startling efficiency of the Islamic State’s use of social media as a way of luring and recruiting people from countries such as the United States, THE UK, and France-using latest examples such as for example Douglas McCain, the American citizen from Minnesota who joined ISIS and died in combat fighting on the side of the Islamic Condition.

Although the picture Stern and Berger paint is bleak, ‘State of Terror’ offers well-informed thoughts on potential government responses to ISIS – most importantly, emphasizing that people must alter our present conceptions of terrorism and respond to the rapidly changing jihadi landscape, both online and off, as quickly as the terrorists do. ‘Condition of Terror: Jihad in the 21st Century’ isn’t just a compelling accounts of the evolution of a terrorist business, but also a necessary book that attempts to answer the question of what our following move – as a country, being a federal government, as the globe – should be.