artikel yg nanggapin artikel sampahnya john. Isinya ga  beda jauh ama tanggapan 
gua ke jon.
bukan pertama kali si jon lempar artikel sampah, yg dia sendiri ga ngerti 
isinya apa hehe

btw, ada sedikit kesalahan ketik:
"Of these, Islamic extremists were responsible for 24%, accounting for 2,981 
kills, while non-Muslim attackers racked up 196" 

itu bukan 24%, mestinya 94%. di bagian lain diartikel mereka nulis benar 94%.


http://thereligionofpeace.com/Articles/Loonwatch-94-Percent.htm

Loonwatch and the Non-Muslim Terrorist

by Glen Roberts, Editor of TheReligionofPeace.com

(May 4, 2013)

The notorious Loonwatch.com site has been claiming for years that 94% of
all terror attacks have nothing to do with Islam.  What they aren't saying is
that according to their own source, Muslims are 35 times more
likely to commit acts of terror - and that's just in the United States.


Since January, 2010 the Islamic propaganda outlet Loonwatch.com has prominently 
posted an article with the title "All Terrorists are MuslimÂ… except the 94% 
that aren't."  Although not saying exactly who it is that believes "all 
terrorists are Muslim", the gist of the piece is that an FBI report from seven 
years ago concluded that the vast majority of attacks have nothing to do with 
Islam. 

As Loonwatch puts it:

Only 6% of terror attacks are by Muslims

 7% of terrorism is by Jewish extremists

66% of terror attacks are by leftists and Latinos

This would appear to defy common sense.  Reports of bombings, shootings, 
stabbings and even beheadings by terrorists cross the newswire each day.  Some 
are indeed the work of communist groups or nationalists, but the vast majority 
are clearly the product of Islamic extremists who kill in the name of religion. 

Loonwatch is playing a couple of tricks here - the biggest being that they are 
drawing on domestic data only.  In other words, when they say that 94% of 
terrorists aren't Muslim, they actually mean in the United States, where terror 
attacks are relatively rare and Muslims make up only 1% of the population. 

So, if we ignore the overwhelming bulk of attacks across the globe, Muslims are 
"only" six times more likely to commit acts of terror than the general 
population.  The numbers for Loonwatch get even worse on closer examination.

As it turns out, much of the FBI list includes "violence" against property 
rather than people. In fact, the formula used by the agency to define terrorism 
is somewhat fuzzy.  While it includes tree-spiking and bank robbery, for 
example, it somehow omits the Arizona assassination of a Sunni cleric by 
Iranian terrorists in 1980, the 1990 murder of Rabbi Kahane by an Islamic 
radical at a New York hotel, and even the killing of two CIA agents by a Muslim 
extremist at Langley in 1993.

When Americans hear the word 'terrorism', however, what comes to mind isn't 
vandalism, but rather those acts of genuine violence that are intended to cause 
loss of life.  So, how do we focus on these incidents and filter out the rest?

Well, perhaps the best way of knowing whether terrorists are serious about 
killing people is if they actually do.  Since Muslims and non-Muslim terrorists 
have equal opportunity to kill, Loonwatch shouldn't object to an analysis of 
only those attacks which cause deaths.  What does the data have to say when we 
exclude non-lethal attacks?

Even by the FBI's curious standard, the sort of truly violent terrorism that 
most concerns Americans is extremely rare in the United States.  Only 29 
attacks on their list of incidents between 1980 and 2005 resulted in actual 
death.  Of these, Islamic extremists were responsible for 24%, accounting for 
2,981 kills, while non-Muslim attackers racked up 196. 

Thus, what the FBI report is really saying is that a demographic which makes up 
only 1% of the American population accounts for one-fourth of all deadly terror 
attacks in the U.S. and 94% of related casualties!  (The 94% statistic is 
somewhat ironic because it is the same figure than Loonwatch is touting to 
dispel concerns).  The Jewish population in the U.S. is more than twice that of 
Muslims, but there were only three so-called Jewish attacks during the entire 
25 years (all by the "Jewish Defense League") with a total of three killed. 

Since 2005, there have been at least six additional deadly attacks that would 
probably qualify as terrorism in the U.S. even to the FBI.  One was the 2012 
shooting by a skinhead that resulted in six deaths at a Sikh temple and the 
other five were by Muslims, which left 19 dead.  This means that since 1980, 
Muslims in the U.S. have been 35 times more likely to commit terror than all 
other demographics combined. 

Now, the point of all this isn't to "prove" that any particular person is 
dangerous.  The numbers are quite low and it is unlikely that the Muslim you 
know personally is all that different from you, much less plotting mass murder. 
A person's nominal religion is not grounds for thinking a certain way about 
them or for reaching conclusions that are based on anything other than their 
own words or deeds.

What we are demonstrating is how Muslim propaganda groups like Loonwatch and 
CAIR knowingly manipulate the public into false conclusions about Islam using 
disingenuous methods.  They are also dishonest when they try to confuse people 
into thinking that criticism of Islamic bigotry means hatred for Muslims.

Taqiyya may be a part of Islamic law, but a noble cause never requires a lie. 

Then again... how noble can a religion really be when it's most vocal members 
are far more concerned about image than the dead and dismembered victims of the 
devout?



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