EUROPE'S MUSLIM COMMUNITIES - DEALING SENSITIVELY WITH INCONVENIENT TRUTHS! THE END!

And while it is the inconvenient truth that, in this case of terrorism, it is Muslims who have declared their allegiance to Islamic State, who poses this particular risk. 

Which is why the Muslim communities are being the main focus of the security services and coming under suspicions by their non-Muslim compatriots. 

It is the way it is, but it is also ipso facto that the Muslim community, as a whole should not be given reasons to show they are being unfairly targeted and of being made to suffer for the crimes and evil intents of a minority of Muslims. 

They should be treated with defference, respect and sensitivity. If one is not to make avoidable enemies of or discomfort whole communities, in an attempt to find a 'minority of bad people. 

Especially when doing so, could make the achievement of that objective more difficult.

The values which underpins European enlightenment, are not the values which were operative before the enlightenment. 

Europe has now been irreversibly changed. As far as its multi-ethnic and multi-cultural character is concerned. 

To take it back to its all white status, would require white Europeans to return to the values which were dominant in Europe before the Age of Enlightenment. 

Which, ironically, are the same kind of values which Islamic State and its supporters want to inflict on humanity. 

And so it is that all Europeans, of all the different ethnic communities, religious and political affiliations, do need to work together to continue to evolve into an enhanced version of the unique 'European societal model.' 

This can only be realised when all the different parts of the European family sufficiently relinquish those aspects of their past. 

Which are conflicting with the present and creating avoidable challenges for the achievement of a better and more inclusive future.

The future of the New Europe should not see the continent made of 'enclaves', based on ethnicity, religious affiliations, or whichever parts of the world people's forebears originated from. 

A sort of 'confederation of ethnic groups', with the interaction between them being primarily that which they need to maintain their individual functionality, as opposed to their collective and shared vision.

However, in this period of ' incubation and transformation', this will probably continue to be the reality for the next hundred years or so. Before the dream of the better New Europe, free of the challenges which increased immigration and backward vision of Islamic State are presenting it with.

We should have an optimistic view of the future and set in motion the infrastructures and dynamics which are most likely to realise it. The future is can be bright, but only if we , humans, endeavour to make it so.

Let us all make achievement of our happiness and that of others, in this life, our common goal.