[RunItUpTheGut]

I just happened upon an interview the other day on Fox news, with a college professor who was Muslim. He said he was very frustrated with his Muslim community because they do not express more outrage about what is happening caused by the part of their faith that has become extreme.

He went even further by saying that they should speak out against that radicalized portion of the Muslim community, and if they do nothing, then they are just as guilty.

That's all I remember; I think I fainted for a while.

This is where the guy you seen on TV is wrong.
The same religion that he follows, according to Quran, is closely aligned with exactly what the jihadist are doing.
If he doesn't agree with extremism, then he shouldn't be a muslim. There teachings tell them to do so. He's not a "true" believer as they say if he doesn't believe in killing us "infidels".
That's why this isn't a terror problem or radical Islam problem. It just an islam problem. It's that faith in general that should be considered wrong and condemned. Until we eradicate that religion from our borders it will always be a problem.