[Eric in the Ozarks]

Somebody gets it.

[mtbopfuyn]

Well, of course, Germany wouldn't lift a hand. Oh, no, after their shame over Hitler they've turned into the biggest mama's babies. As for Spain, it's a little late to be rousting out radicals since AQ already proved a couple bombs can change an entire government.

Hmm, France finding their backbone after all that's happened? I don't thing so. They've got something else up their sleeves. Kick out a handful of fanatics and the world pats them on the back, and *viola!* they get a few contracts. This is just the ol' follow the money story.

[katz]

Frontline ran Steven Emerson's "Jihad in America" in 1994 and got grief. I missed it then. I will not miss any more reports by Emerson.

[BykrBayb]

Oh, those courageous frenchmen! Always performing heroic deeds.

I just wanted to say that once in my life. Maybe some day I'll say it without laughing, but I doubt it.

[tiamat]

Remeber, France is the culture that brought us the Norman Conquest...

[TheLion]

"In Germany, authorities are aware of mosques where radical sermons are delivered, but avoid a crackdown so as not to infringe on religious freedoms."

I don't think that "radical sermons" fall under anything that should be granted religious freedom.

[Gritty]

Radical imams "are a natural bridge toward violence, that is, toward terrorism," said Stephane Berthomet, a former anti-terrorism investigator with the Interior Ministry. They also are a "social danger," he said, because "they reject the French system."

One can only wish American politicians would speak with such clarity.

[ConservativeConvert]

France's date with destiny is approaching...

[Ciexyz]

At least the Frenchies are finally smart enough to realize they have a problem.

[danmar]

In Germany, authorities are aware of mosques where radical sermons are delivered, but avoid a crackdown so as not to infringe on religious freedoms

..."Kristall Nacht" comes to mind, if you know what I mean...!