There’s the main list of thirteen and a “watch list”.
It won’t take long for you to establish just how many of them are Islamic.
Of Pakistan, for instance, it says (referring to Taliban-inspired extremists):
In the areas they already control, these groups are imposing draconian restrictions on human rights and religious freedom and engaging in brutal acts against individuals, particularly women and local police, who refused to accede to their repressive policies.
We’ve blogged about Pakistan very recently.
You can read a whole load of stories about the scum who make up the Taliban here.
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