By Robert Spencer
Last week, a reporter of the Kuwait News Agency accused Sen. John McCain and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee of "linking Islam with terrorism as a tool to scare up support among US voters, an election style experts describe as 'shameful'." But in her story, Heather Yamour invokes only one "expert" -- a Far-Left professor.
Shameful style? Yes, if measured by Islamic standards and not those of American politics and free speech. Last Monday it was reported that the British government has drawn up a new handbook for government officials that forbids them to use phrases like "Islamist extremism" or "jihadi-fundamentalist" -- instead, police and others must refer to "violent extremism" and "criminal murderers or thugs," so as to avoid giving the impression that anything Islamic is involved in, er, Islamic terrorism. Read more ...
Last week, a reporter of the Kuwait News Agency accused Sen. John McCain and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee of "linking Islam with terrorism as a tool to scare up support among US voters, an election style experts describe as 'shameful'." But in her story, Heather Yamour invokes only one "expert" -- a Far-Left professor.
Shameful style? Yes, if measured by Islamic standards and not those of American politics and free speech. Last Monday it was reported that the British government has drawn up a new handbook for government officials that forbids them to use phrases like "Islamist extremism" or "jihadi-fundamentalist" -- instead, police and others must refer to "violent extremism" and "criminal murderers or thugs," so as to avoid giving the impression that anything Islamic is involved in, er, Islamic terrorism. Read more ...
Source: Human Events
H/T: Jihad Watch
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