They unconsciously convince themselves that they did not do well in the real world on purpose, because it so disenchanted them, and that they would do much better if only the world was different. The underlying mentality can be described as bitter, self-righteous, avengeful, and not very bright. It is like the character in St. Of course, it takes obscure, pseudo-experts that emerge from the world of the unknown like Steven Emerson and Daniel pipes to see what us normal people cannot see. It is beyond me why they were given the kryptonite.
Truth is they have absolutely no qualification other than an anal, persistent style.
Within Muslim culture, and life, they do not nearly represent the colossal problem, the Western media would have the world believe they do. I am a Muslim, and despite my frequent and up close interactions with Muslim communities on a multinational level, I have never come across such problems - not remotely. This simply is not a real problem in our community. Sure such people exist, but they are by no means more in number or power than their peers in Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, or Buddhism. And we, the mainstream Muslims, are certainly not preoccupied with the issue.