1.Tehreeke Taliban Pakistan.
2.Al-Shabab Africa.
3.Al Murabitun Africa.
4.Hamas Palestine.
5.Hizbullah Lebanon.
6.ISIS Iraq.
7.ISIS Syria.
8.Jund al-Sham Syria.
9.Al-Mourabitoun Africa.
10.Al-Itihaad al-Islamiya Somalia .
11.Ansar-Al-Sharia Libya.
12.Boko Haram Nigeria.
13.Jamat-ul-Mujahideen India.
14.Ansar al-Islam Iraq.
15.Harkat ul Mujahideen Kashmir.
16.JEM Jammu & Kashmir.
17.Lashkare Taiba Pakistan.
18.Lashkare Jhangvi Pakistan.
19.Jamaat ut Dawa Pakistan.
20.Jundallah Iran.
21.Quds Force Iran.
22.Al Qaeda Afghanistan.
23.Army of Islam Gaza.
The termite culture's rich and vast,
more so, sometimes, than humankind,
with martyrs and mujahideen,
and projects ponderous yet precise,
and back-up plans, a hundredfold.
How do they do it?
Society is based on caste,
with tasks and territory assigned
by social rank. Some watch, some wean,
some whittle, weave, ward off, entice,
while food for all is fairly doled.
How do they do it?
Their architecture's unsurpassed,
with geodesic shapes, designed
with opulence almost obscene,
and altruists. Self-sacrifice
is common. And they mine for gold!
How do they do it?
Hardly least and never last,
over her subjects (all of them blind)
there reigns a massive, fertile queen,
releasing pheromones (how nice!)
She lives to forty-five years old!
How do they do it?
Marx and Spencer
Were I to tell you what I think of Spencer
(the middle-manager, without the “man”,
and vilest cockroach since the world began),
my poem would incense the meekest censor.
But when our hands in insurrection join,
we arm ourselves to take back what is ours,
red banners streaming from the highest towers,
my first clip’s going straight in Spencer’s groin.
Don’t tell me that we’re going to do it clean,
that revolution’s flawed unless it’s surgical.
Old Shakespeare knew (and why not get liturgical?)
let slip the dogs, you get mujahideen.
Drag Spencer out and bludgeon him to death.
Revenge, and not reform? I’ve seen Macbeth.
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