As I have noted many times, “Islamophobia” is a charge used to intimidate people into thinking there is something wrong with opposing jihad terror and Islamic supremacism. Here we have a textbook case of how true that is. The motion failed because some thought it would promote “interventionism” — as if it would suffice to condemn the Islamic State but recommend that nothing be done about it. This is the suicidal idiocy that is the dominant mainstream in the public discourse in both the UK and the US, and will lead — unless its stranglehold is broken — to the death of both societies.
“NUS motion to condemn Isis fails amidst claims of islamophobia,” by Jamie Merrill, thehttp Independent, October 15, 2014 (thanks to Twostellas):
http://jihadwatch.org/The National Union of Students has rejected a call to condemn militant group Isis on the grounds that the motion was “islamophobic”, in a move which has promoted campaigners to accuse the body of being in the “stranglehold” of divisive “identity politics”.
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