Fears of extremist muzzies worming their way into labour party say labour minister.
on 03/01/2010 at 01:39 PM
Reality, what a concept!
OK, next questions.
1)Will enough people take this seriously enough to do something about it?
2)How much damage of different kinds will occur in the clean up process (if it occurs at all) because the PC people brought this on?Britain could go one of two ways now. They might find legislative means to correct the situation and make it stick. They might just fall to dhimmitude until even the long suffering British public takes up arms.
Just a little look into the future for the U.S.
Hi Jeff.
More then a little look I’d say. A large hard one in order. Too many of our ppl are not taking things as seriously as the enemy is. That’s pretty damn scary.
A long time ago I predicted that the current trajectory of the Islamists would result in blood in the streets and a horrible destruction of religious liberty as we’ve known it here in the U.S.
I really wish something would happen that would make me think my prediction is wrong.
Lest we forget it was the Grand Mufti who made an alliance with the national socialists in Germany. The mad mullahs are just carrying on the tradition of fascists linking up with socialists as they are both like minded.
This is what happens when you have uncontrolled immigration for political purposes. The socialists wanted to make themselves the permanent government by importing the dross of the third world. They give them welfare and a British passport and these deadbeats are so grateful they vote Labour. Or at least they do as long as Labour follows the path they set out.
If you look at the situation in Malmo for example where Jews are leaving the city and emigrating you can see how things will turn out in these London suburbs. The next thing will be vote rigging on an epic scale.
It will ultimately result in bloodshed. A few years back if you read through the comments on say the Daily Telegraph there would be hardly anyone who would consider voting for an outright nationalist party like the BNP. Now however it is quite a common occurrence.
Trouble is you rarely get what you wish for. No doubt many in Germany had no idea what a bunch of homicidal maniacs the German nazi party would prove to be. How many of them bothered to read Mein Kampf? My fear is that a legislative solution will not be the answer with a demographic tsunami fast approaching.
Lyndon, the BNP aside. Is UKIP anything to take seriously? I often hear someone from that side on radio or read in the papers. They’re definitely anti EU and do not appear to be at all PC. Your thoughts?
03/01/2010 at 02:13 PM
03/02/2010 at 12:41 PM
