After Sri Lanka Christian Massacre, Media Deploys “Muslims Fear Backlash” Meme
By Pamela Geller
Geller Report.com
April 26, 2019
Here we go. It happens every time we see when devout Muslims slaughter, maim and mutilate in the cause of Allah, or plot to do so. No recriminations, no calls to examine the ideological roots of the jihad terror. No, we are told we must eradicate any form of opposition to this savagery. The victims are blamed and the Muslim is declared the victim. The unsuspecting public is accused of “fear of reprisals” and calls to “brace for backlash.”
If the left thinks that the people are going to continue to be victims to this, they are grossly mistaken.
“After Sri Lanka Christian Massacre, Media Deploys ‘Muslims Fear Backlash’ Meme,” by Daniel Greenfield, FrontPage, April 25, 2019 (thanks to Mark):
The media’s lack of decency can be scientifically measured by the interval of time that passes between a Muslim terrorist attack and its attempt to shift the conversation, transforming perpetrators into victims, by deploying its, “Muslims fear backlash” meme.
The media’s patience after the Islamic church bombings in Sri Lanka was impressive. It may even be a new record.
But the New York Times and the Washington Post (not to mention, obviously, Al Jazeera) have deployed the ultimate weapon.
Sri Lanka’s Muslims Face an Angry Backlash After Easter Sunday Attacks, the New York Times weeps.
Sri Lanka’s Muslims Fear Retaliation After Easter Attacks on Christians, the Washington Post fusses.
The Rest…HERE
