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Michael Barone: The Muzzled Truth About Islamic Terrorism
From Ace of Spades:
Michael Barone has a theory about why Eric Holder can't say the words 'radical Islam' and why authorities in general won't talk about any Muslim-terrorism connection:
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- But They Sure Play A Mean Pinball
Melanie Phillips hits right on my last post: Last night's Moral Maze, on which I am a panellist, discussed the Home Office guidelines which advise officials not to call Islamists Islamists or Islamic terrorists Islamic terrorists but to use...
- Muslims Against Sharia
In an interview with FrontPage Magazine, Khalim Massoud, the president of Muslims Against Sharia, had this to say when asked "what is the most effective way we can help moderates and reformers such as yourself?" Massoud: You, meaning non-Muslims, must...
- Winds Of War: It’s Time For American Muslims To Act
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- A Tipping Point
From the New York Sun’s essay “A Tipping Point,” Jim Geraghty says: For much of the post-September 11 era, non-Muslim Americans tended to see Muslims as mostly good people, not terribly different from Christians, Jews, or other folk, whose faith...
Green Energy
Michael Barone: The Muzzled Truth About Islamic Terrorism
From Ace of Spades:
Michael Barone has a theory about why Eric Holder can't say the words 'radical Islam' and why authorities in general won't talk about any Muslim-terrorism connection:
My theory is that these well-intentioned folk see the American people as a howling mob. They think that if Americans find out that Islamists are attacking us, they will go out and slaughter innocent Muslims. They think that Americans are incapable of understanding the simple truth that while most terrorists are Islamists, the large majority of Muslims are not terrorists.Of course by and large the American people are understanding and able to make distinctions as the last nine years have shown. But their forbearance is not unlimited - another Muslim terrorist attack with mass casualties followed by mealy-mouthed platitudes from government officials and you will start to see vigilante death squads.
- Obama’s Attny Gen. Says Americans More Dangerous Than Al Qaeda
From the All-American Blogger: U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder told ABC News that he has “sleepless nights” over his worry about domestic terrorists. He thinks that Americans, natural born are far more dangerous than foreign terrorists. At some...
- But They Sure Play A Mean Pinball
Melanie Phillips hits right on my last post: Last night's Moral Maze, on which I am a panellist, discussed the Home Office guidelines which advise officials not to call Islamists Islamists or Islamic terrorists Islamic terrorists but to use...
- Muslims Against Sharia
In an interview with FrontPage Magazine, Khalim Massoud, the president of Muslims Against Sharia, had this to say when asked "what is the most effective way we can help moderates and reformers such as yourself?" Massoud: You, meaning non-Muslims, must...
- Winds Of War: It’s Time For American Muslims To Act
From The Gathering Storm Farha Ahmeds the general counsel for the Muslim American Republican Caucus says Muslim Americans "feel embarrassment, frustration, anger on a daily basis." He says 99 percent of Islam's adherents are nonviolent, but "that...
- A Tipping Point
From the New York Sun’s essay “A Tipping Point,” Jim Geraghty says: For much of the post-September 11 era, non-Muslim Americans tended to see Muslims as mostly good people, not terribly different from Christians, Jews, or other folk, whose faith...