Problem with generalising

No one disagrees with Robin Grant – the majority of Muslim countries are not radical. However they are, in many cases, sympathetic to extremist views. I witnessed the celebrating on CNN in many Middle Eastern countries when the Twin Towers were levelled.

Donald Trump wants to restrict Muslim immigration to America and I for one agree with him. Granted, most Muslim migrants are not militant, but how does one tell the difference? Is the risk worth it? I find it odd that, when Muslims do migrate, be it by choice or by force  such as the Syrian migrants  they bypass all of these Muslim countries and head West. Interesting, isn’t it? Maybe if we put some heat on the Muslim world in general, it will finally organise some sort of movement to attack the problem of extremism in its own community. Not a single Muslim country has made such a move or attempted to help the West. 

John Arnone