Reddie
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According to a report in UK newspaper British Muslims "have been boycotting a government anti-radicalization program. Fewer than 10% tip-offs on the said scheme came from Muslims who should have more information about radicalization than anyone else.
When there is a terrorist attack Muslims say, we don't support terrorism, we condemn the act, etc, but when they are asked to report those who hold extremist views they don't. On whose side are they?
When there is a terrorist attack Muslims say, we don't support terrorism, we condemn the act, etc, but when they are asked to report those who hold extremist views they don't. On whose side are they?