So Konrad argues, that as some of the more extreme and radical tenants of Islam attract young, vulnerable or impressionable Muslim men either through Imams, friends or relatives...they embrace radical islam and go on killing sprees.

These killing sprees turn more western societies against those radical and extreme tenants of Islam, which in turn gets intentionally or ignorantly construed as a made-up and undefined word "islamophobia" which fans the flames of radical islamists who use this made-up word to attract more young impressionable men.

The take-away from all of this?  It's ok to disagree with tenants of a religious ideology, and Islams biggest problem is radical Islam.

Interesting..