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| | [Nepal and France:] Two Opposite Responses to Terrorism - article by Daniel Pipes |
 | | In the Nepalese case, a group of cooks, janitors, laundry attendants, and other laborers had just crossed the border from Jordan into Iraq when it was kidnapped by Ansar al-Sunna, a violent Islamist group. |
 | | Nepalese responded to this atrocity by venting their anger by assaulting the Muslim minority in Nepal. |
 | | Bat Ye'or points to Euro-Arab collaboration now being near-ubiquitous; it is "political, economic, religious and in the transfer of technologies, education, universities, radio, television, press, publishers, and writers unions." She envisions this shift ending in "Eurabia," or Europe under the thumb of Arabia. |
| www.danielpipes.org /article/2076 (818 words) |
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