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Egyptian students in Dresden believe this to be an isolated case.Let us hope so. We have yet to fully understand what motivated this man to murder her. Obviously he was wrong to do it but I think we should be more careful until we hear more. It is all too easy to blame it on racism. Muslims  are outraged at this, and rightly so, but it is the manner in which we convey that.

 

I don't agree completely that if the perpetrator were muslim and the victim non-muslim we wouldnt hear the end of it. THe fanantical muslim men who bombed the London underground 7th July 2005 were naturally condemned by the British public of all religions. However the CHristians did not group in thousands and march the streets. They  had to wait in a civilised manner and wait for justice.NAturally there were isolated incidents of the British wanting to take the law into their own hands, in much the same way muslims do on a regular basis. YOu get any isolated case of a muslim being attacked or facing racism then muslims march. I understand both sides. Yes we should show our disapproval, but to narrow the increasing divide between us and the west we must be sensible and not let others point fingers at us when we show our grievances in a disorganised manner.  By doing it in this manner then the CHristians have a a reasonable case for saying muslims are racist to all non-muslims.