It’s a mystery

(Scroll to the bottom of this post for an update: an explanation of how US immigration policies re-made sleepy, secure, culturally stable towns in the American South as hotbeds of Islamic fundamentalism. The locals didn’t like it, but so what? The social engineers in Washington knew better.)

It was published five years ago and in a different country, but the gentle patter of reassuring words about the peaceful nature of Islam will have a familiar ring. Here was another bright young Muslim woman assuring a dutiful reporter that her faith, despite the bad publicity it seems so often to attract, is a creed inspired by nothing but love, peace and lashings of good fellowship

“I’m not afraid to go straight toward them and ask them, ‘Do you really know what Islam is?’ ” the young woman, then a 17-year-old first-year university student, told Tennessee’s Times Free Press when describing how she deals with bigots.

“There’s this misconception that Islam is a violent religion,” she continued, “Muslims are actually peaceful.”

The speaker was Yasmeen Abdulazeez.

Last week her brother, Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez (above) 24, attacked two US Navy recruiting stations, murdering four Marines and wounding a police officer before being shot dead.

According to the NBC TV network’s Tennessee affiliate,

“Authorities are still trying to figure out what motivated Abdulazeez to carry out the attack.”

AND THIS: US columnist Daniel Greenfield on the social engineers who set out to impose “tolerance”, in the form of unassimilated multi-culturalism, on Tennessee, where the locals didn’t ask for it, didn’t want it and must now live with the bloody consequences:

As the government began filling it with immigrants from terror zones, Tennessee, the Volunteer State, fought back because it hadn’t volunteered for this.  In 2008, it pulled out of the Federal refugee resettlement program. But the resettlement continued. Tennessee taxpayers suffer and bullets fly.

Three days before the latest terror attack, Muslims in Chattanooga protested in support of Islamberg, a New York outpost set up by Mubarak Ali Gilani, who has said, “We are fighting to destroy the enemy. We are dealing with evil at its roots and its roots are America.”

That is what we are dealing with. Three days before a Muslim terrorist attack, supporters of Muslim terrorism were playing the victim. Their victimhood theater was aided and abetted by the media.

Every time the citizens of Tennessee attempted to stand up to terror immigration and the Murfreesboro Mega-Mosque, they were shouted down, smeared and lied about by the media. A day from now, the media will have shifted the focus of the story from the murdered Marines to local Muslims whining about the backlash.

The perpetrators become the victims and the victims become the perpetrators.

Greenfield has much more to say via the link below.

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