MI5 and the police are radicalising young people, a new survey suggests.

British Muslims blame POLICE and MI5 for radicalising teens who want to join Islamic State
Jonathan Green, ABC clown of “cultured reason”
“Overwhelmingly positive” hijabbery in Dandenong
Centre for Multicultural Youth regional services co-ordinator Heather Stewart, who wore a hijab back to her workplace, said she found the experience enlightening and was surprised by the backlash.
“I think it’s really sad that there seems to be such a lot of fear about Islam,” she said …
Cognitive Dissonance

Doonesbury cartoonist Garry Trudeau: Murdered Charlie Hebdo cartoonists “wandered into the realm of hate speech”
Since he began Doonesbury in the late 1960s, Garry Trudeau has always been a hard Leftist, and he here shows his dark little authoritarian heart. “Hate speech” is a subjective judgment. If it becomes criminalized, then those who are in power can use it to silence the powerless. Leftists like Trudeau generally assume that their positions are so self-evident that those whom they excoriate as “right-wing” are fully aware that they’re trafficking in “hate speech” — I remember Ground Zero Mosque developer Sharif El-Gamal’s obvious surprise when I answered “Of course” to his question, “Do you really believe that what you are doing is right?” In reality, I think much of what not I, but Trudeau (and El-Gamal) says is hateful, but I would never want them forcibly silenced. The same cannot be said the other way around.
It is also particularly shameful for someone who has preened for over forty years over being “controversial” (although actually he has just reflected standard Leftist establishment opinions) would not stand up for the freedom of speech against violent thuggery, and realize that “controversial” voices need protection if any free society is going to remain free. “Charlie Hebdo ‘Wandered Into The Realm Of Hate Speech,’ Says Doonesbury Cartoonist Garry Trudeau,” by Gabriel Arana, Huffington Post, April 10, 2015 via Jihad Watch:









