Jihad Guide Declares War on 'Hate Crime' Label

National Security Desk 

The Islamic terror attack inside a homosexual nightclub in Orlando compelled a terrorism guide to offer some “clarifications” on proper jihad. The reason? The manufactured “hate crime” label is distracting from the Islamist mainspring.

According to The Foreign Desk, the latest magazine, titled “Inspire Guide: Orlando Operation,” a publication of Al-Qaida of the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), says that “[m]ost of the individuals present at pulse nightclub were Latino.” The group adds “it is better to avoid targeting places and crowds where minorities are generally found in America [because] the federal government will be the one taking full responsibility.” The solution is “targeting areas where the Anglo-Saxon community is generally concentrated.”

Attorney General Loretta Lynch recently stated of the Orlando attack, “This was clearly an act of terror and an act of hate.” That’s true. But it also leaves out the fact Islamists hate and aspire to slaughter the “infidel,” which literally defines anyone who rejects radical Islam. The Obama administration would rather play politics by suggesting the Orlando massacre was inspired by guns, homophobia and any other supposed right-wing issue. But terrorists are more than willing to accommodate.