Blaming the West for Islamic terrorism fixes nothing
WE need a frank debate about Islam, not the dangerous denials of Ali Kadri, president of Queensland’s oldest mosque.
All Muslims, like all dogs, have certain characteristics. Their lies, their phoney equivocations. their constant denial while blaming the infidels for the daily carnage just sucks. The sooner we get rid of them, the better.

Kadri, of the Holland Park mosque, last week claimed recent Islamist terrorism had nothing to with Islam but lots to do with the United States.
Let’s go through Kadri’s response to my column on terrorist attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait to check the kind of blame shifting that stops Muslim leaders from taking responsibility for reforming Islam.
Kadri writes: “I agree with Bolt that these terrorists justify their actions on the basis of some interpretations within Islamic jurisprudence. However, to argue that the overwhelming majority of 1.6 billion Muslims live by the same interpretation is ludicrous.”
False. I acknowledged “the vast majority of Muslims hate the horrors we now see”.
There is no evidence whatsoever that Muslims hate “the horrors we now see”. On the contrary, thousands heed the calling of the Islamic state and are only too eager to leave western society to join the head choppers. (SY)
But scholars of Islam suggest moderates cannot easily criticise what terrorists do because the terrorists find their legitimisation in the Koran, which they quote.
Then Kadri’s rebuttal becomes alarming: “In my view, the explanation that ISIS (the Islamic State) and other terrorist groups have gained some following is not to be found within Islam but rather the geopolitical situation of the countries in which they operate.”
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