In conclusion, the lust for money, the spiritual colonization of terrorism to the young generation and the religious fanaticism will drive the regional terrorists to become more radical; the poverty of the minorities, the carelessness and discrimination of the governments, the political and economic instability of the society, the western misleading opinions for Muslims and the ethnic and religious complexity will make regional problems remain unsolved; and the tight organization, the interdependent military and financial networks and the well-educated terrorist officials will have regional people more worried. So the disappearance of terrorism in the Asia-Pacific region seems impossible in the near future. (End)

Amongst Islamists, some people hold an abnormal passion for their religion. Considering other non-Muslims as the invaders into their ideology, they can be called fanatical followers or extremists. They think that Islamists should have their own pure government which should be most respected by the world and if they are under the rule of other peoples, their consciousness of independence will come out. The Chinese province Xinjiang, dominated by Muslims, is a region with potential risks where extremist activities frequently occur. Having established the “Eastern Turkistan Islamic Party (ETIP)” during the Great Cultural Revolution, some Uighurs proclaimed the separatist movement for making Xinjiang out of the control of the Chinese government because they deemed that they had incompatible opinions with the Communist Party from religious viewpoints and they must maintain their own beliefs no matter what the result was. As a terrorist suspect, a predominant figure in ETIP, when interrogated, said in a Chinese court that, he would “continue to fight and liberate his country from Chinese control and will establish an Islamic government.4” It sounds incomprehensible and unimaginable that the adoration for a religion is so powerful that it can drive men to be more and more radical. Once the idea of the far right is set up in someone’s mind, he will be hardly reoriented. In view of this point, a lot of terrorist groups in the Asia-Pacific region have founded their religious schools and training bases for the young generation. Hence the young people were taught to become the revolutionary force to counter the governments. In Xinjiang, on Mindanao in the Philippines and other Islamic areas, some children have dedicated themselves, from their childhood, to participating in the separatist movements. In southern Thailand, an increasing number of young Thais have joined in regional terrorism groups recently for working towards the creation of a Muslim state. We can not help wondering why so many young men chose to be terrorists and what the governments have been doing to their people.