Agunman opens fire in Paris, killing one police officerand wounding two. Islamic State quicklyclaims responsibility, naming the gunman as a soldier of the caliphate. <\/p>\n
The savage attack is the latest of many in Paris, understandably sparking widespread fears of terrorism. But some Parisians desperately seek convenient explanations that will let them avoid the necessary conflict. <\/p>\n
Is it because weve joined forces and joined a coalition in Iraq and Syria against Islamic State? one businessman asked on Paris television. <\/p>\n
Ah, a perfectly French reaction. If only the country had been nicer to Islamic State, it wouldnt have this problem. Right, and if only the French had been nicer to Herr Hitler, he would have left them alone. <\/p>\n
Yet the habit of ducking a fight with evil is not limited to the French, with some Americans also infected. Appeasement here is expressed as fears that Frances unwashed masses might actually vote to do something about terrorism in Sundays presidential election. <\/p>\n
To continue reading Michael Goodwin's column, click here. <\/p>\n
Michael Goodwin is a Fox News contributor and New York Post columnist. <\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
The rest is here:<\/p>\n
Michael Goodwin: Political correctness is killing our terror strategy (not the terrorists) - Fox News<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Agunman opens fire in Paris, killing one police officerand wounding two. Continue reading