مدونة الجزيرة العربية : Islamophobia and islamization of Europe

If we read history we will find in Germany intolerance, racism, suspicion and fear of the other started with the Jews have suffered a lot in Germany, has been isolated them in the ghetto and were burned by the Nazis in Germany, Germany is practicing its hateful sickness towards a new victim the Muslims

This wave of propaganda was against the jews then the soviet now Islam tomorrow the chinese

Muslim family holds key to sacred sepulchre /

http://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Muslim-family-holds-key-to-sacred-sepulchre-For-2720014.php

It was fear of Communism now fear of Isalm

From 1950 onward, McCarthy continued to exploit the fear of Communism and to press his accusations

that the government was failing to deal with Communism within its ranks.

Thousends of samarian jews living among muslims while the Muslims killed in inquisition

Muslims ruled Greece and Spain but they did not islamized these country

The muslims about 5% how they can islamize 95% european how the Muslims did Not convert 10 million Egyption Christian Muslim family holds key to sacred sepulchre

The Bible say Arabs are Blessed and Great Nation

http://aljazeeraalarabiamodwana.blogspot.com/2015/01/the-bible-say-arabs-are-blessed-and.html

Daily chart

Islam in Europe

Jan 7th 2015, 16:46 BY THE DATA TEAM

THE brutal murder of 12 people at the offices of a satirical magazine in Paris today appears to have been carried out by militant Islamists. If so, many will again question the compatability of Islam with secular-minded, liberal European values. Mistrust of religion is not confined to Islam, but Europeans regard it as more threatening to their national cultures than other faiths (or indeed atheism), according to a 2013 poll by the Bertelsmann Foundation, a non-profit organisation in Germany. The threat of Islamic terrorism is rising, to judge not just by today's slaughter but also by other attacks and a recent upward trend in arrests for religiously-inspired terrorism reported by Europol, the European Union's law-enforcement arm. Perceptions can easily run ahead of reality, however. There were still more arrests for other types of terrorism (motivated by separatism, for example) in Europe in 2013, the last year for which pan-European data are available. And European publics wildly overestimate the proportion of their populations that is Muslim: an Ipsos-Mori poll in 2014 found that on average French respondents thought 31% of their compatriots were Muslim, against an actual figure closer to 8%.

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Islam can adapt anywhere, like any other religion. It's a ? of whether ppl are open to

it.

Muslim soldiers defended France and the Allies in World War 2

http://aljazeeraalarabiamodwana.blogspot.com/2015/01/muslim-soldiers-defended-france-and.html

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Biased Media against Muslims

The French : why he hits me The Muslim: I ask forgiveness and I apologize

The biased Media blamed all muslims for an act done by 2 person

(The cartoon shows A Muslim apologize for an act he do not have a responsibility for it )

The man you see on the top is a Muslim. The other two men are terrorists. Don't get it confused.

@Brown_Saraah

If Muslims have to claim crazies, can we have the hero too?

islamist", hero "Malian."

One Tweet Perfectly Sums Up the Big Problem With How We Talk About Terrorism by

http://mic.com/articles/107926/one-tweet-perfectly-sums-up-the-big-problem-with-how-we-talk-about-terrorism

CAIR: 100+ Muslim Scholars, Leaders to Issue Open Letter Refuting ISIS Ideology

http://news.yahoo.com/cair-100-muslim-scholars-leaders-issue-open-letter-195800241.html

3. Right to free speech vs. responsibility in exercising that right. The exerciser of free speech in question in Paris was a satirical magazine that seems to specialize in cartoons that are bound to offend a lot of people. It is fair to say that in the centuries of struggles for civil liberties, this is probably not one of the nobler vehicles for the cause. We are not talking Thomas Paine here. What is that “je suis Charlie” stuff supposed to mean? That we are all dedicated to putting down religious prophets? With most rights also go responsibilities, and prudence in the exercise of those rights, with an honest effort to bear in mind the consequences of what one does or says. Responsible, prudent exercise of a right does nothing to diminish or compromise that right.

We in the United States should have had occasion to think hard about such matters recently with the episode involving a comedic Hollywood movie that offended the North Koreans—and ordinary North Koreans, not only the regime, were offended. If North Korea conducts computer sabotage against an American company, we certainly should strongly object to that. But we also might imagine how we would react if a North Korean film company, or any other film company for that matter, were to produce a movie with a plot centered around assassinating the president of the United States. We would understandably object, and it is unlikely that we would be discussing the issue primarily in terms of artistic freedom or a right of free speech.

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Paul R. Pillar