Ecclesiastes 10:2:
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left.
Terrorism and the culture of denial
Miranda Devine X – Sunday, March 27, 2016
HOURS after the Islamic State attack on Brussels last week, ABC’s TV panel show The Drum displayed a graphic: “0.5 per cent of terror-related deaths have occurred in the West over past 15 years.”
Accompanying the line was an asterisk: “* Excluding September 11, 2001.”
Last time I looked, September 11, 2001 was within the past 15 years. So why, if you are calculating the number of terrorism deaths in the West in the last 15 years, would you exclude the terrorist attack that killed the most people: 3000 slaughtered in two hours, including 10 Australians.
Related:
Paris suspect Abdeslam questioned for just ONE HOUR as he was ‘too tired’

BELGIUM authorities have been heavily criticised for questioning Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam for just one hour as he was ‘too tired’ – fearing they missed the opportunity to stop the Brussels massacre.—EXPRESS.CO.UK|BY REBECCA FLOOD
It makes no sense, unless you are doing a PWC-style creative accounting job to fit an agenda.
And what is the ABC’s agenda?
It is to deny the threat of Islamist terrorism. To engender complacency and avoid confronting the fact that Islamists are bringing their war to the West. It’s cultural relativists telling us we have no right to feel aggrieved by the attacks in Brussels or Paris or Sydney or Melbourne, because there are more terrorist atrocities in the Middle East and Africa.
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