Muslim leader worried Catholic youths might become terrorists

"This is a wake-up call involving our youths — Muslims and Catholics," Imam Mahdi Bray said

in response to the 5 American traitors arrested in Pakistan for suspicion of terrorism. The 5 suspects were apparently radicalized through the internet and Imam Mahdi Bray has the gall to say that Christian youth are just as likely as muslim youth as becoming suicide bombers.

Washington Times

Muslim leaders said Friday the five American youths arrested in Pakistan for allegedly attempting to join the al Qaeda network were lured through the Internet into embracing terrorist ideology and that they will wage a cyber counterattack.

"This is a wake-up call involving our youths — Muslims and Catholics," Imam Mahdi Bray said outside the Islamic Circle of North American Center, the Northern Virginia mosque in which the men worshipped and participated in youth-group activities. "They see great injustices, and their emotions and passions are stirred, as they should be. … But we are determined not to let religious extremists exploit the vulnerability of our youth through slick, seductive and destructive propaganda on the Internet. We will respond in kind on the Internet. Silence in cyberspace is not an option."