WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's advisers will remove religious terms such as "Islamic extremism" from the central document outlining the U.S. national security strategy and will use the rewritten document to emphasize that the United States does not view Muslim nations through the lens of terror, counterterrorism officials said.

The change is a significant shift in the National Security Strategy, a document that previously outlined the Bush Doctrine of preventative war and currently states: "The struggle against militant Islamic radicalism is the great ideological conflict of the early years of the 21st century."

Oh, but it gets better.

Obama did not invent Muslim outreach. President George W. Bush gave the White House its first Quran, hosted its first Iftar dinner to celebrate Ramadan, and loudly stated support for Muslim democracies like Turkey.

But the Bush administration struggled with its rhetoric. Muslims criticized him for describing the war against terror as a "crusade" and labeling the invasion of Afghanistan "Operation Infinite Justice" -- words that were seen as religious. He regularly identified America's enemy as "Islamic extremists" and "radical jihadists."

Karen Hughes, a Bush confidant who served as his top diplomat to the Muslim world in his second term, urged the White House to stop.

"I did recommend that, in my judgment, it's unfortunate because of the way it's heard. We ought to avoid the language of religion," Hughes said. "Whenever they hear 'Islamic extremism, Islamic jihad, Islamic fundamentalism,' they perceive it as a sort of an attack on their faith. That's the world view Osama bin Laden wants them to have."

The vast majority (if not all) of the present day terrorism taking place on this planet is caused by Islamic fundamentalists, Islamic extremists, and those calling for Jihad.  This cannot be denied.   Many times, when we hear details of the final moments of a muslim terrorist attack, witnesses say this parasite was saying "Allah Akbar".  On 9-11, there were recordings of savages saying that very phrase.  And as we all know, that means "God is great".  So, um, humor me here.  What SHOULD we call terrorism that is overwhelmingly caused by, um, Muslim Extremist Parasitic Savages that call for a jihad and use religious terms right to the last seconds of their existance?  If this isn't about religion, then what is it about? 
We don't create these Muslim Extremist Parasitic Savages.  Muhammad's message created this.  The example put forth by Muhammad is why we are dealing with this today.  This is just further proof that this President is not quite ready for prime time. 
This goes down as one of the dumbest things he's done since taking office.  We don't want to offend Muslims, even though they are predominantly the ones committing global terrorism, so let's soften the language.  That'll change em.  He has no clue what he's up against.