Daniel's return to Los Angeles was greeted by a crowd of media reporters and fans, as well as protesters.

There were not many of them, about twenty, holding signs in English and Arabic - "Islamists are not terrorists"!

Daniel just glanced at it, got into the car under the escort of the security personnel, and walked away. Of course, the reporters will not let go of such a good subject, and although Daniel did not answer any questions, the scene itself is enough to make people excited. Daniel has always been supported by all sides, especially minorities, and this seems to be the first time that a minority team has been angered.

Daniel himself was not too surprised by the possible protests.

On social networking sites, although not yet mainstream, he has seen a lot of similar rhetoric.

"Did Trickor make a statement?"

"Wait until you go back and determine the version."

Nodding, he hadn't expected the protest to be so loud before. He was prepared for his speech in Thailand, but he just thought that the focus of everyone's opposition should be on celebrities involved in politics, or on what they said. But it did not occur that there were few who thought that he should not speak out on this topic, and that his mention of religious terrorism and implication of Islam in the topic had provoked a massive opposition -- which seemed to prove that he had some influence in the public affairs of the country.

With George W. Bush ending his presidency – the biggest point of contention during his tenure – the start of the Iraq war, so those who are now interested in taking office in the next year, as well as the opposition Democratic Party, are aggressively increasing their grip on this topic, thus giving Daniel's influence a boost on the side. A speech by Daniel at the beginning, and subsequent insistence and statement. Apparently more and more sensible and correct, voters are expecting a new leader on the one hand, and always expressing dissatisfaction with the current ruler on the other. Usually when they think of the word "if", they assume that Daniel is indeed trustworthy.

Realizing his actual influence, Daniel asked Triver to draw up a statement, in his own name, of course—to separate his public utilities from commercial undertakings such as film. This is the established strategy.

When he arrived home, Trick was already waiting for him.

"I heard a lot of voices and perspectives. So I think I need to explain more about what I'm saying: I have never equated Islam with terrorism, that's true, and anyone who works diligently and lives passionately in the United States deserves respect. But I also need to stress that extremist and extremist religious believers are likely to become a new source of terrorism under the current response of countries around the world. Especially in the war-torn Middle East. Believers in extremism, who are denied access to a peaceful and stable living environment, are at high risk of being incited by terrorists to join in the world with hatred and violence. We cannot let our guard down on this - it will be an unimaginable situation, and unless we end globalization and the United States becomes a closed country again, we will endure the all-pervasive security threat. I solemnly appeal to all people, civilians, politicians, presidents, the military, and all peace-loving religious believers. Whether you are a Christian, a Buddhist, or a Muslim, I want you to join us. Make the world a safer and warmer place. ”

Daniel thought for a moment, and although his voice was a little tough, he said it clearly. It is unlikely that this statement will end the protests against him completely, but it will be enough to clear him of religious discrimination from neutrals.

"So be it."

Trick also has Daniel's F2F account, but he must be authorized by Daniel for each use.

He hesitated, "Daniel." If these people are really as dangerous as you say, will your safety be endangered if you make such public remarks? ”

Miller's spirit was gathered at once.

"It should ...... Not really. ”

Daniel himself is not sure about this, he exactly wants to use his influence. to organize something to happen. In his view, if the United States were prepared and adopt a smarter approach to dealing with Iraq, Syria, and other regional issues, it would be possible to curb the situation of talking about a change of color -- although he is not sure how much power is behind the US policy, and whether what he has done will not be able to change the situation. But he did want to do it -- not to mention, the disadvantage of having a clear view is that it offends some people, but usually the public influence is also derived from those views, and in the two years leading up to the election, that influence is important and manifests itself in various ways.

The team had to spend a night determining the security threat that this statement might pose to Daniel.

The next morning, Daniel himself released the statement - which clearly indicated their conclusions.

But Daniel himself is more apprehensive, and Americans who have not experienced so many horrific cases in the back cannot empathize with him.

Before heading out for a CBS rehearsal, Daniel was doing something he hadn't done in a long time — reading his own comments.

His F2F following has reached 40 million, which is the last major newspaper at the top.

As he expected, even if it was only past 8 o'clock, after the statement was sent, there were a large number of replies quickly.

"Stop misinterpreting Daniel, okay? He never said that Islam was terrorism, but some maliciously equated it with Daniel - the executioner, I promise, who agreed to wage war. - "Jacqueline".

"Daniel just wants to say that war doesn't solve the problem, can you not be so sensitive?" - "Fran".

"As a Muslim, I don't think Daniel offends my faith, he's just talking about those who are extreme-minded." - "Abu".

Daniel's supporters have always been numerous, although he has always had a lot of opponents - this wave of protests can hardly be said to have nothing to do with his large team of opponents - any well-known star has a large number of opponents, and Daniel's level has a large group of opponents.

"It's full of sophistries that seem to be righteous and awe-inspiring, Daniel, what you need is a sincere apology." -- "Ben from Jerusalem"

"It is a shame that there are Muslims supporting him, and you deserve to be punished by Allah. There are extremists in any group, isn't there Christianity? Buddhism doesn't have it? Why doesn't he speak of fanatics of the Holy See, only Muslims? Isn't that enough to show that he is discriminatory and bad? - "Hassan".

Abu, who was mentioned by Hassan, was apparently still following the update, and he saw comments that he had been attacked.

"Oh my God, am I going to be punished by Allah because I exercised my right to freedom of speech? Your extremes and violence are truly frightening. If you are a sensible person, you should know that Daniel's public statements only mention extremist religious believers, and never directly point to Islam. These duties are all unwarranted and delusional, and then you use this as a point of view to attack Daniel, which is really the way to do it. ”

"Anyone who offends Allah should be punished! He didn't speak directly of Islam, but he spoke of the Middle East, isn't that obvious enough? —Hassan.

Hassan replied to him without hesitation, and the two of them quickly argued with more than a dozen.

"Isn't terrorism in the Middle East the most rampant in the world? What's wrong with Daniel mentioning it? He was simply emphasizing his position on the war in Iraq. ”

"Terrorism? Do you think that those who fight with the coalition army and the government army are terrorism? What evidence do you have for that? ”

“……”

Their argument quickly gained attention.

"From the Abu and Hassan debate, I do learn about the fact that the extremists are all around us. It was horrible, and if it weren't for Daniel's mention, I would have thought terrorism was far away. - "Leddy".

It must be said that Hassan's extreme rhetoric, as well as sympathy for the enemies of the American army, made most of the people stand against him, and criticism was incessant.

"I've met a lot of friendly Muslims, but there are also a lot of very extreme people who think that the world should respect their believers and even want to enforce Sharia law all over the world, which is terrible." - "Tran"

However, after facing many criticisms, Hassan showed no intention of changing his mind.

"Your remarks have allowed me to see first-hand the discrimination against Islam in the United States, which has dominated the U.S. military strategy in the Middle East, where millions of people have been displaced and killed. Everyone who makes such statements should pay the price. ”

In a short period of time, thousands of comments, but Hassan's remarks are still striking enough.

Daniel clicked on his homepage.

This is a young man in college, an immigrant from Palestine, who is very concerned about the situation in the Middle East, who has participated in many anti-war demonstrations and made quite a few extreme statements - is one of those dangerous social actors.

"These people, if one day they get more extremist ideas, and then they go to the university with guns and shoot them all over the place -- can you imagine that kind of scene?" Daniel turned to Sally.

Sally shook her head, she wasn't one who cared much about others.

"It's time for us to go."

"Okay." Daniel turned off the computer, he did what he could, and as for the effect, it was not for him to decide. (To be continued.) )