Once again, the MSM is doing the bidding for the Muselmaniacs. Like clockwork,  after every terrorist attack, the choir of lullaby howlers  pops up and gives us their  pathetic “tiny minority of extremists” song and dance.
Public officials should attend events at mosques, as they do churches and synagogues, the study recommended.
Check out  the Caliphate News Networx:
(CNN) — The terrorist threat posed by radicalized Muslim- Americans has been exaggerated, according to a study released Wednesday by researchers at Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Then check who is behind this “study:”
Duke University, the Department of Justice, and the MSM are in full agreement: members of the public have nothing to fear. Despite appearances — despite the armed Jamaat ul-Fuqra camps spread throughout our rural areas, despite the Sudden Jihad Syndrome warriors who run people over and stab them and shoot them, despite Muslim husbands who behead their wives and murder their daughters for wearing tank tops, despite the Shoe Bomber and the Lap Bomber, despite the Killer Shrink of Fort Hood — despite all this, we must be calm. We should relax and return to our daily business, knowing that Islamic terrorism in the United States is nothing to worry about. Everything is A-OK, folks; just go back to sleep.
Based on its grant number (2007-IJ-CX-0008), this study was fathered by Michael Chertoff’s Justice Department, but its birth was midwifed by Eric “Let’s try the terrorists in NYC” Holder.
Ebrahim Moosa is Associate Professor of Islamic Studies in the Department of Religion at Duke University. His interests span both classical and modern Islamic thought with a special interest in Islamic law, ethics and theology. Moosa is the author of Ghazali and the Poetics of Imagination, winner of the American Academy of Religion’s Best First Book in the history of religions (2006). He was named Carnegie Scholar in 2005 to pursue research on the madrasas, Islamic seminaries of South Asia.
There’s a lot of information compacted into that paragraph.
Islamic law, eh? Which school — Hanafi, Hanbali, Maliki? Or does he devote his scholarly attentions to the ’Umdat al-Salik by Ahmad ibn Naqib al-Misri, which represents the Shafiite School? All four schools agree on all major points about the law of jihad, so perhaps Dr. Moosa chooses to stay away from the lot of them.
The description of Pakistani madrassas as “Islamic seminaries” is an ingenious feint, evoking as it does Western institutions in which science, history, literature, and art are studied in addition to theology and scripture. But “students” in madrassas memorize a single book, the Koran, and the only additional knowledge that is considered proper is derived from the sayings and commentary found in the hadith and the sunna. Nothing else goes on in madrassas. No ballet, no history club, no local chapter of Students for a Sustainable Future. Just the Koran, the hadith, and the sunna. The Five Pillars of Islam.
And jihad.
Read the whole thing from the Gates of Vienna
Nobody does it better than Fareed Zakaria,  the slick son of an Indian imam, Hussein Obama’s spiritual advisor and author of  “The Post American World”-
“Trust me…”
H/T Weasel Zippers/ Newsweep
As long as  Mecca has not been disappeared under a mushroom cloud we haven’t even begun  to panic….
How our frenzied response to terrorism only feeds it.
Fareed Zakaria/Newsweep
In responding to the attempted bombing of an airliner on Christmas Day, Sen. Dianne Feinstein voiced the feelings of many when she said that to prevent such situations, “I’d rather…overreact than underreact.” This now appears to be the consensus view in Washington, but it is quite wrong. In fact, precisely the opposite is true. The purpose of terrorism is to provoke an overreaction. Its real aim is not to kill the hundreds of people directly targeted but to sow fear in the rest of the population. Terrorism is an unusual military tactic in that it depends on the response of the onlookers. If we are not terrorized, then the attack didn’t work. Alas, this one worked very well.
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