If we are making up words to describe "irrational fears", then I propose "Islamophobiaphobia", the irrational fear of something called "Islamophobia", or "Bissonnettophobia", the irrational fear that a single incident of  lone wolf murder is somehow a reflection of "a public climate of hate and fear", is somehow "catching", and therefore we need emergency measures involving condemnation of some people's thought and feelings, and "a whole-of-government approach" more extensive than all the measures already in place against hate speech and discrimination.

Is there any chance that this committee will study the situation and determine that what is needed is not more condemnation and repression, but a government that takes its citizens' concerns seriously instead? Of course not.

Meanwhile they assure us that concern about the much more prevalent islamic terrorism is "hysteria" and "cowardly".