Jailing Innocents?

A nice short piece from the Washington Times...

"In an attempt to protect high-profile Muslim and ex-Muslim dissidents who have had fatwas issued against them — Taslima Nasreen or Ayaan Hirsi Ali, for example — the 'good' people have been forced to jail them, not their attackers. Today, Nasreen says she is a 'virtual prisoner' in Delhi where, for her own safety, the Indian government has stashed her after a mob of fanatic Islamists tried to kill her. When Hirsi Ali was similarly threatened, the Dutch government was forced to essentially 'jail' Hirsi Ali for her own good.

"Where will this end? With all the 'moderate' and dissident Muslims and ex-Muslims in jail? How big will this jail be? How much will it cost? Can the world's governments afford this? How many people will have to be jailed before the West really understands that a new kind of war has been declared against us — one that we may have to fight in ways other than by jailing innocent civilians."