与《查理周报》遭遇袭击后的反应不同，在周五的袭击事件之后，法国大众并没有发起与穆斯林站在同一边的活动。几乎也没有人呼吁，不要将信仰伊斯兰教的人与鼓吹圣战的人混为一谈。
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After Paris Attacks, a Darker Mood Toward Islam Emerges in France
November is not January. That thought has been filtering through the statements of most French politicians and the news media, and most people seem to understand.
Unlike the response in January after attacks at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and elsewhere left 17 dead, there were no grand public appeals for solidarity with Muslims after the Friday attacks that left 129 dead in Paris. There were no marches, few pleas not to confuse practitioners of Islam with those who preach jihad.
Instead, there was a palpable fear, even anger, as President François Hollande asked Parliament to extend a state of emergency and called for changing the Constitution to deal with terrorism. It was largely unspoken but nevertheless clear: Secular France always had a complicated relationship with its Muslim community, but now it was tipping toward outright distrust, even hostility.
Already, tough talk from officials in the government shows them shifting rightward, calling for new scrutiny of mosques, extending the state of emergency and possibly placing restrictions on the 10,000 or more people loosely indexed as possible threats to the state. France needs to “expel all these radicalized imams,” Prime Minister Manuel Valls declared Saturday.
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浪客札记
filter：过滤器，渗入 eg. His ideas have filterd down to his children.
satirical: 讽刺的
saturate: 使充满
insatiable: 贪婪的
jihad: 圣战
scrutiny: 仔细看
scrutinize: 仔细看
inscrutable: 难懂的
expel: 驱逐
impel: 激励
propel: 推动
repel: 排斥；厌恶
compel: 强迫
compelling: 吸引人的
imam: 伊玛目
tip: 笔尖；倾向
loosely indexed: 宽泛地认定
