When it comes to actual attacks, there are more engineers. When it comes to merely joining the ideology itself, however, there are few engineers.<p><pre><code>  &#x27;We realised immediately that this was an invasion, but we couldn&#x27;t fully process the thoughts. My mother sat there shaking her head from side to side and said: &#x27;Nothing bad will happen.&#x27; We were not Shi&#x27;ites who they hated. We were just Yazidis who they wanted to have control over.

  &#x27;We quickly put long dresses over our night dresses. We then ran out onto the street to see the fighters who were approaching. They waved their black flags with white Arabic writing on them in the air.

  &#x27;The first faces we saw from the passing vehicles were known to us. Regardless what jobs they did before, whether they were craftsmen, teachers or doctors, all of our Arab neighbours seemed to have joined up with ISIS.
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Source: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.dailymail.co.uk&#x2F;news&#x2F;article-3462146&#x2F;Raped-beaten-daily-Forced-abort-child-Left-bathe-blood-multiple-husbands-abused-Yazidi-details-nine-months-hell-ISIS-sex-slave.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.dailymail.co.uk&#x2F;news&#x2F;article-3462146&#x2F;Raped-beaten...</a><p>This echoes stories from what happened in ex-Yugoslavia, Sudan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and even older stories from Israel&#x27;s independence war. The same story keeps repeating : a lot of people who lived in areas with lots of muslims suddenly found that nearly all of them hold extremist ideologies. Enough to kill and rape at least. And the thing is, we don&#x27;t even know most of the time that this happens.<p>What I think is that most people can&#x27;t be bothered to actually do anything. If the effort they&#x27;ll put into their life doesn&#x27;t include getting an education and the sacrifices an education demands, it likely doesn&#x27;t include fighting and the sacrifices that demands.