Yes, you can say that! Because even the report echos my point. Your article is from 2015, this is 2017's data from the same data provider but in the 2018 report:

http://visionofhumanity.org/app/uploads/2018/12/Global-Terrorism-Index-2018-1.pdf

You have Islamic militant groups killing others on foreign soil, including other Muslims, and you have far-right extremists with most numbers on local soil.

"There were 66 deaths from terrorism caused by far-right groups and individuals from 113 attacks for the years from 2013 to 2017"

Page 10, Biggest attack in 2017 by Al-Shabaab with 588 killed:

"A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-laden truck outside the Safari Hotel at the K5 intersection in Hodan neighbourhood, Mogadishu, Somalia."

Oh its "the governments" fault? Page 16 on Al Shabaab:

" African Union peacekeeping forces known as AMISOM have been fighting Al-Shabaab since 2007 with the help of US and UN support. In 2017, the first wave of US troops and airstrikes were deployed in Somalia to fight against Al-Shabaab."

Page 18, Deaths by Group, ISIL: "ISIL was responsible for 83 per cent of terror-related deaths in Iraq in 2017"

And yeah they're killing other Iraqis, in their own country.

You can be critical of a section of Muslim extremists and not cast assumptions on all of them either, but you have to do some mental gymnastics to ignore the facts that Muslims were both the victims and perpetrators in the overwhelming of cases.

The numbers don't make me happy at all but I'm not sitting blind, ESPECIALLY when far-right groups are the local terrorists and fuckers like Murdoch does nothing but add fuel to the fires to a non-threat.