What are the FBI and jihadists willing to do in the war on terror?
Traitor is a very interesting story. It follows Don Cheadle as Samir Horn a terrorist who FBI agents Guy Peace as Agent Clayton and Neal McDonough as Agent Archer are after. The movie has some very interesting takes on jihadists and asks the question of what the FBI and jihadists are willing to do to achieve their goals.<br /><br />At the start Samir is imprisoned in Yemen. There he befriends Omar (Said Taghmaoui) who is the head of a group of jihadists. They run a section of the prison which is very common occurrence in many institutions in the Middle East that hold Islamists. Another time Omar is recruiting followers and talks about fighting back against the humiliation the Muslim world has faced at the hands of the West. This is a common theme in jihadist rhetoric. These are two scenes where a very realistic portrayal of Islamists is made. It’s not your usual Hollywood take where Muslims are a bunch of crazy radicals.<br /><br />Not only that but Samir asks whether Omar’s followers are soldiers or martyrs. Samir said that he fought in Afghanistan where they always had a plan to survive. This was a critique of suicide missions which has become a defining tactic of jihadists.<br /><br />In a sly bit of writing the movie also questions what the FBI was willing to do to take down terrorists. It didn’t make the U.S. government and jihadists equal but it did pose the question of whether the means they used justified the ends.<br />C
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