It is fascinating this sentence was buried, down deep in the eleventh paragraph, mentioning a religion by name:

"Chechen strongman Kadyrov has brought a measure of peace, employing draconian means that include promoting fundamentalist Muslim values."

I have a suspicion that, if the events had involved a Christian conservative group in America, the religion would have been named a lot earlier than the eleventh paragraph.

Indeed, in this paper, "Christian" made it in paragraph three of "Dr. Tiller's killing was no surprise", about abortion clinic violence.

Similarly, "Lutheran" made paragraph three in "Why, in the name of God?", also about abortion clinic violence.

And "Bible" made paragraph seven of "How a fugitive turned into a folk hero in Appalachia", also about abortion clinic violence.

And  Hindu, Buddhist and Christian terrorists were named first, before Muslim ones, in "Dealing death in God's name".

That placement - coincidence, or politically correct planning?