Al Qaeda and its allies' record of effective attacks in the West has been non-existent since 2005.

Keep the good work of containing the terrorists. Bravo.

A former terrorist, now the chairman of the national security committee in the General National Congress, Libya’s parliament,

45-year-old Abd Al-Wahhab Muhammad Qaid hopes America will rethink how it combats Muslim extremists and base its actions on reason not emotions; on investigation and not supposition.

He remains appalled at the death of ambassador Stevens, arguing like many Libyans that he was “one of us and contributed very positively to our revolution.”

The last thing America should be thinking of doing, though, is using drones or Special Forces in Libya to hunt those responsible.

“I hope America adopts dialogue and negotiation. I hope that America doesn’t reach for force immediately.” Americans are culpable for his sibling’s embrace of terrorism.”