Review Of Waleed Aly's Speech 'Amtrak Is Weak'

Responding to the deadly attacks in Paris, The Project co-host Waleed Aly through his speech ‘ISIL is Weak’ urges viewers to stand together, and not to play into the hands of the terrorists. He unceasingly persuades the viewers of the Project and the Australians who are wiling to be informed about the global issues, that ‘ISIL is Weak”. In his speech, he asserts that ISIL's aim is to turn the western world against Muslims, and have Muslims of the world turn to ISIL. Accordingly, to defeat them, we must discount their propaganda and pull together regardless of our racial or religious beliefs.
Waleed Aly’s “ISIL is Weak” reflects upon several global issues including cultural and social with major focus on the division between the ‘Mumin’ and non-believers of the monotheistic Islam. Today, Muslim religion is feared by many including Australians, and this is due to
This originates the term Islamophobia which is now spread globally and means aversion of Islam. It promotes to the ISIL organization as it influences people worldwide to fear the Muslim community regardless of their contribution in the terrorist activity. Therefore, by Isil spreading claims and promises of initiating the WWIII, this issue transforms into a transnational threat.
To enhance the understanding of the issue “Isil is Weak” Waleed Aly comprises multiple postures, facial expressions and eye movements into the news. In the speech, to make the viewers more connected, Aly actively engages his hands and gives eye contact. He positions himself closer to the camera to emphasize the significance of different phrase such as “We need to come together” or “They don’t