Mr. Speaker, I alluded to some of that in my speech when I talked about the conditions that led to the rise of ISIS and extremism in Iraq.
People do not take up arms for no reason. There is a sufficient reason. If we take a detailed look at the way the Sunni Arab populations have been treated in Iraq and Syria, I think many of them have been driven to a form of extremism. There is no excuse for terrorism. However, but I am trying to examine the conditions that have led to its rise.
This organization is attracting people from all around the world. One of the ways in which Canada can be effective is to have a much-needed deradicalization strategy here at home to prevent the flow of foreign fighters to that country, because it is just adding fuel to the fire there.