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The difference between U.S. and Euro muslims is that most of the one's here in the U.S. are educated and entrepreneurial. So, they are taking a different approach toward achieving their goal by using their numbers as a voting block. As an example, I saw Michigan House of Representatives Carolyn Kilpatrick on Hannity a few weeks back. Hannity was hammering her pretty good for refusing to vote for a bill condemning radical Muslim terrorism. After much back and forth discussion, she closed by stating "Sean, I am just voting my constituency". She so happens to represent a district with the largest Muslim population in the country. Being that Muslims tend to locate where other Muslims live and form enclaves, this gives them voting power, although a small minority in most cases, enough to be the swing factor in many elections. Being that these folks are well educated and members of the professional and entrepreneurial classes, they well understand this power and how to use it. So, the ability of the U.S. to mitigate radical Muslim influence within the U.S. is fading very fast. The solution is to get past all this PC garbage and stop allowing Muslims to emigrate to the U.S.