you want to respond to some of the comments, amit kumar? sort of agree about the radicalization. much as these programs could take care of the behavior, they in no way can have an impact on the ideology. the symptoms could be taken care of in terms of behavior in a subtle measure but in terms of the ideology which is so profound whatever the agents may be could be triggering events, folks like ayman al-zawahiri or osama bin laden, exporting these loose affiliated members or so members or potential lone wolf attackers. there is a lot that can be done as far as ideology is concerned because we don't really understand why they have this ideology of anti despot, that is one feature, another is the behavior towards the u.s. israel and its allies and thirdly, the moment of global islamic caliphate. this is what they stand for and why there are foot soldiers and their foot soldiers with because, they may not have the kind of terrorist leaders as part of an organizational network of the finance years but they -- ideology is something they import fr

at theofessor amit kumar school of foreign service at georgetown university. olson, thele president of the olson group. and professor don wallace. say a few words later on in terms of introduction before they speak. usually what we tried to do is to keep always in mind that terrorism is only one of the many challenges in terms of man- made and natural disasters. therefore, we always try to remember and never forget those who were victimized by both mother nature and man-made disasters. , i wouldopportunity like to express sympathy for the -- victims in via latvia in the supermarket who were killed, those in the philippines,, and of course, those victimized in terrorist attacks in algeria, kenya, and the ongoing attacks now in syria syria, iraq,- pakistan, and elsewhere. that is one aspect to express our solidarity and sympathy with the victims. and then, of course, on the other side, we have to honor who saved the lives, those who protect lives, all the way from the first responders to the those, the military, and who serve governments, those who serve the civ