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the data points are consistent from argentina to zanzibar. they have a crisis of identity.ing up every single day 2001 with the word islam online or off-line. it has had profound effect and how they think about themselves. the difference between culture and religion. asking themselves questions that any teen ureter -- any teenager is going to ask. the loudest megaphone of answers comes from the bad guys. tom i -- tell me why my family does not eat of all meat. -- halal meet. a mom who says i don't want you to play with that kind of muslim committed you are seeing a shift in the way the world will be. it is colossal. one fourth of the world is muslim, 1.6 billion people. 62% is under the age of 30. imagine how all these things are going to impact. what is the appeal? i finally have an identity i can understand. we may reject it and say it is horrible. for the person who is struggling or trying to belong, that wants to feel something, it is not about how rich or poor they are. it is about how they feel about themselves. i have seen it and witnessed it firsthand. to your point