I hate to say it...
But in some areas of the world, tapping every Mullah's phone might not be a bad idea.
I see a lot of things I don't post here. The penetration of radical Islamism into the infrastructure of the educational and religious policies of mainstream Islam is a serious problem. Most of the mosques in the United States are involved with or funded by the Wahabbi sect based in Saudi Arabia, and it's much worse in ostensibly secular nations like Egypt.
It is certainly true that a large majority of Muslims in the world are not subscribers to the radical philosophies. But if you subtract those who are neutral, or are not willing to speak out, I don't know how many are left.
How many articles like the example you found are there?