I think you are the one out of reality. Most persons condemning the muslim terrorist acts were NOT muslims initially. The muslim community throughout the world kept quiet initially after every islamic terrorist act in the world, until the international community began to criticise the muslim community for keeping quiet. It was after this international criticism that some so-called moderate muslims spoke out - with weak, pathetic, half-hearted attempts to condemn the muslim terrorist acts. In fact as recently as two weeks ago, Shabana Azmi in BBC broadcast herself agreed that moderate muslims made a mistake of keeping quiet and silent about islamic fundamentalism for so long. It was only after the international community heavily criticized the muslim community for indirectly ''suporting'' the terrorists, some so-called moderate muslims started giving lip-sympathy for the victims of muslim terrorism. Even then their criticism of the terrorists was so mild, that it hardly seemed like a criticism at all. In fact, these moderate muslims were more interested in focusing on 'hindu terrorism' then dealing with violence perpetrated by their own community.
