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December 6, 2006

Liberal Think Tank Blames British Government For Islamic Extremism

Posted by Dave Blount at December 6, 2006 9:00 AM

According to a report issued by the dhimmis at the left-leaning think tank Demos, it is the government's fault that Muslims in Britain are as hell-bent as Muslims everywhere else on killing the rest of us for being infidels. Outreach attempts have only made the situation worse, allegedly driving a wedge between jihadists and civilized Britons.

The report, funded in part by the Department for Communities and Local Government, condemns attempts to pander to Muslim leaders as "rushed, conducted on the government's terms, failing to break away from 'the usual suspects.'" The government is chastised for asking imams to "get serious" about terrorism. Outrageously (from the Demos point of view), Muslims were even asked to "put up with inconveniences in the greater good of national interest."

All of this breeds "resentment and alienation" among Muslims, so you can hardly blame them for blowing up crowded buses and subway cars.

Yet again, the libs find that the problem is a lack of that brown stinking stuff they call "nuance":

By viewing Muslims as a single interest group, the government has failed to draw a clear enough distinction between angry Muslim opinion and those that would seek to inflict violence and terror.

Some people make the same mistake with Nazis, failing to distinguish between the ones who hated Jews and the ones who wanted to exterminate them.

The taxpayer-financed Demos kooks even implied that terrorists had "just cause" to kill British civilians because they don't like it that Britain helped depose the Taliban and Saddam Hussein.

Once again we see that until we get the moonbats out of our way, there is no way we can confront the extremely serious threat posed to modern civilization by Islam.

On a tip from Wiggins.