Sorry, this is just a whole lot of vague generalizations. Yes, most Islamic extremist leaders are highly educated and are sincere about ther views. I don't see many of them doing that wihin Western countries which they oppose. What I do see is their exploitation of marginalized and poverty stricken youth to carry out their goals subversively. Odd how Osama never blew himself up in the name of Allah. Some people saying "hey, that guy is a terrorist", isn't exactly ground most countries want to lay as passable for arresting and deporting people. You have no idea as to what any police investigation on the subject was and neither do I. I highly doubt any inaction was due to a fear of offending someone however. Does anyone really believe you change extremists by Westernizing them? You don't change extremism, you try to prevent it. It's far too political to ever be able to truly change. I have young children as well, I have trouble explaining to them why someone would want to blow up children, and that isn't reserved for Islamic extremists. Nobody is being extra sensitive to extremists, your simplifying of the issue is extremely patronizing. You seem smarter than to believe this issue doesn't effect everyday Muslims, which is really at the heart of any sensitivity that exists, as well as any percieved legal foot dragging.