For once I agree with this practice. David Horowitz, a very, very angry man as well as a Hater of the First Degree, had to leave the podium with a guard.

A fitting ending for this troublemaker.

Since then somebody has been, in my view, badly mis-interpreting your sentence “Google, on the other hand, makes it perfectly clear how the prefix “Islamo” fits — almost exclusively as a lead in to fascism/ist” on the comments thread for that entry.

In response to his misinterpretation, I wrote: ” I would assume the author meant, if I may paraphrase: “how (in a Google search) “Islamo” is by far the most common prefix we find for the word “fascism/ist”. ”

He countered with “No….the word ‘islamo’ does in fact not ‘almost exclusively’ appear before ‘fascist’ or ‘fascism’ in a google search of those terms.”

And later: “Well, tim/greywolf, I think we will have to disgree on this one, as I think you are very much mistaken on this. I think it is very very clear that the article implies that the (half a) word ‘islamo’ is almost exclusively found next to ‘fascism’ or ‘fascist’.”

I came back with: “As the paragraph makes clear, the writer is focusing on “fascism” and discussing how “Islamo” is almost the only word that is used generally these days as a prefix for that formulation.

To see this more clearly, we can rewrite the phrase more awkwardly as follows: “as a lead in to ‘fascism’, Google, on the other hand, makes it perfectly clear how the prefix “Islamo” fits almost exclusively.”

The writer is not implying that “Islamo” is not used widely as a prefix for other formulations.”

Anyway, you can have hours of fun exploring syntax. But what I was wondering was whether you could clear up the matter by re-stating the point you were trying to make in a form less open to misinterpretation by excessively pedantic trolls.

It would be great if you could either do that on this site, or better still, post a comment on our blog.

All the best!

Islamofascism (or Islamism) is the main threat facing modern civilization and ignorance about this threat is astounding. We hope that this event becomes regular and reaches every campus.

A great many Westerners do not see the clear distinction between Islam and Islamism (Islamofascism). They need to understand that the difference between Islam and Islamism (Islamofascism) is the same as the difference between Christianity and Christian Identity Movement (White Supremacy Movement).

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