abu-bakr-naji-the-management-of-savagery-the-most-critical-stage-through-which-the-umma-will-pass

[shawka].
Among the most important benefits is making the enemy feel that he is
surrounded and that his affairs are exposed. If the enemy undertakes a hostile action against
a region in the Arabian Peninsula or in Iraq, then the response will occur in Morocco or
Nigeria or Indonesia. This will cause embarrassment for the enemy, especially if the region
in which the operation of “paying the price” occurred submits to the control of the regimes
of unbelief or the regimes of apostasy. Thus, (the enemy) will not find a good arena in
which to respond. Further, that operation will work to raise the morale of those who had
received (the initial) hostility and communicate a practical message to Muslims in every place
that we are one Umma and that assistance is not limited by borders.
In the preceding depiction, “paying the price” is not limited to the Crusader enemy. By way
of example, if the apostate Egyptian regime undertakes an action to kill or capture a group of
mujahids, the youth of jihad in Algeria or Morocco can direct a strike against the Egyptian
embassy and issue a statement of justification, or they can kidnap Egyptian diplomats as
hostages until the group of mujahids is freed, and so forth. The policy of violence must also
be followed such that if the demands are not met, the hostages should be liquidated in a
terrifying manner, which will send fear into the hearts of the enemy and his supporters.
When each individual in the group or in the region of savagery—regardless of the lowliness
of his rank—receives loyalty from the remaining individuals and he then gives loyalty to
them such that he is a sacrifice for them and they are a sacrifice for him, "power" develops
from this group to confront the enemies.