- Who are the enemies, in their eyes, and what is their goal?
The opponents of ISIS are all who stand in their way to block the Caliphate. Nationalism and democracy need to be destroyed as this hinders the worship of Allah [in their version]. The main aim of ISIS is either subdue all Moslems to their power or kill them.
- What are the classical measures to fight this problem?
ISIS combatants and their salafist supporters need to be detected, eliminated or imprisoned in the bud, and in larger numbers than new rebels are appearing. As a terrorist rebel organisation, ISIS is made up if militants, their supporters and underground leaders. ISIS spreads like cancer. As we know, cancer needs to detected and destroyed when there is still time.
The classical counter-insurgency control goes like this: if in a day, month or year ISIS grown by a percent, say, then two percent need to be eliminated. The next generation arising from supporters must be neutralised or eliminated.
It is important to obstruct ISIS recruitment capability in Europe, and this is best done by Moslems themselves. Already, ISIS is recruiting in refugee centres. Unless such recruitment is stopped at once, ISIS has already won. Namely, ISIS is a terrorist organisation made up of salafists and Sunni Moslems based on diaspora. At the moment, the EU isn’t even in on the ISIS «offer game» already underway, as ISIS is recruiting new members among the very Sunni refugees. .