Charlie Winter

@charliewinter

Senior Research Fellow, | PhDer, | Associate/Fellow, , & | charlie.winter@kcl.ac.uk

London, England
Joined July 2013
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    Apr 12

    Two months to go on The Isis Reader, my Hurst book project with & .

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  2. 2 hours ago

    Obviously this list isn't exhaustive, but these are - for now - what I think are its most important features.

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  3. 2 hours ago

    Why did publish this now? A few thoughts: 1) To prove Baghdadi is alive. 2) To *imply* Baghdadi still has a hands-on role. 3) To reiterate that its jihad isn't over. 4) To emphasise its global diversity. I'll be doing some more thinking before doing any more writing.

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    4 hours ago

    An important piece from and my adopted little brother ; if you are not following them for ISIS-related info, you are missing out.

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    7 hours ago

    Important point. Let’s not inadvertently help spread the terrorists’ propaganda.

    Broken record I know but it might be a good idea to pause and think before tweeting tons of screenshots from 's upcoming Furqan video. Are they really necessary? Does sharing them have analytical value?
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    21 hours ago

    1/2- Très bon sur la stratégie globale de l'EI: - le terrorisme est + que jamais pertinent après défaite du califat territorial -dans le strorytelling actuel de l'EI, le califat n'est qu'1 étape de construction d'1 marque pérenne

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    20 hours ago

    I suppose one could do an analytical study entitled: "Examining Twitter User Addiction to Islamic State News Releases: The Case of Sharing al-Furqan Media Preview Screenshots" :P

    Broken record I know but it might be a good idea to pause and think before tweeting tons of screenshots from 's upcoming Furqan video. Are they really necessary? Does sharing them have analytical value?
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    15 hours ago

    "This attack had been coming for some time," argue and . "Terrorism is an instrumental tactic for ISIS and has been for a long time, and that won’t change just because it was militarily defeated earlier this year."

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    9 hours ago

    This article, by and , does a strong job of articulating the strategic logic of the Sri Lanka attack for ISIS--and why would should expect it to serve as a model for the group's future.

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    9 hours ago

    “In the coming months and years, ISIS’s core will go further underground as its units on the periphery strive to become more dangerous.” A must read by ⁦⁩ and ⁦⁩

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    9 hours ago

    "This attack had been coming for some time," argue and . "Terrorism is an instrumental tactic for ISIS and has been for a long time, and that won’t change just because it was militarily defeated earlier this year."

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  13. 7 hours ago

    Exhibit B, from Telegram last night.

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  14. 11 hours ago

    Exhibit A, picked up on Telegram this morning:

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    Apr 28

    In reframing its ambitions, ISIS has likely guaranteed that the Sri Lanka attacks will come to be seen as more of a test run then a one-off. by .

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  16. Apr 28

    Broken record I know but it might be a good idea to pause and think before tweeting tons of screenshots from 's upcoming Furqan video. Are they really necessary? Does sharing them have analytical value?

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    Apr 28

    On post-territorial phase

    My latest article, in which me and attempt to make strategic sense of 's attack in :
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    Apr 28

    "This attack had been coming for some time," argue and . "Terrorism is an instrumental tactic for ISIS and has been for a long time, and that won’t change just because it was militarily defeated earlier this year."

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    Apr 28

    As always quality stuff from and - here on as global platform. "Terrorism is an instrumental tactic for ISIS and has been for a long time, and that won’t change just because it was militarily defeated earlier this year."

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    Apr 27

    For monstrous interest and in keeping w/ biography of me, here is my translation into Old English (an ancient Germanic language) of my article w/ on the Islamic State attacks in Sri Lanka. Comments, corrections most welcome.

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    Apr 27

    Great piece - read this and follow and for some of the most insightful analysis on IS

    My latest article, in which me and attempt to make strategic sense of 's attack in :
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