are you trying to say, that because of British imperialism you have to suffer now? Dude, we've both seen the clips of that scumbag chowdry or whatever his name is, he is committing treason. I'm not sure exactly how the UK works but I find it hard to believe that you can't arrest and/or deport people who are literally saying they will replace the law of the land with sharia, and trying to enforce it on native brits. i find it equally hard to believe that you can't just ban them from immigrating there.
Sharia law, so what? Get a Muslim cleric of your own even if you have to buy one, right? Have him issue a Fatwah saying that patrolling parks and beating drunks is so bad that people doing that are to be beaten to a pulp. Then just send people to the park... What?
You had that same situation for decades without serious issues. Every resident of the subcontinent wanted a British passport or at least the right of abode, and apparently many were successful. It seems to me the problem is not so much that you have asians but that you have allowed virulent muslim extremism to flourish. Your politicians go nuts when the NF or some white extremist group pops up. They keep strangely quiet about atrocious islamist provocations. I mean you had a soldier cut down in the street by a couple of jihadi nutcases and there seemed to be minimal outcry. I suppose everyone there has your attitude that there's just not a whole lot you can do. If that's the prevailing view, there probably is not much you can do.
They have deported Abu Qatada, so that's the step in the right direction. Anjem Choudary is a different story, as he's a natural British citizen (born and bred in South East London). There's nothing that can be done about him, as he's practicing his freedom of speech within the bounds of British law.
You're simply mistaken. I have absolutely no idea where you get this impression that people (and the politicians) are quiet about provocations conducted by islamic extremists.
I don't follow UK domestic news, but my sense of it is that there is a strong national consensus that condemns what is termed white racialism, whether it is skinhead violence or xenophobic appeals. I simply do not believe the same attitude exists with respect to islamist extremism. What we see with muslims in many countries is that only a small percentage are acutal violent radicals, but a significant percentage are either sympathetic to them or support them financially and in other ways. There are areas in Britian, in London as you very well know, that it would be totally unsafe to carry out "protected speech" if that speech was seen as anti-muslim. Once that is allowed ot happen, vigilantism is the obvious next step, a step which apparently is well beyond its infancy in the UK. No doubt politicians condemend th eblatant butchery of an innocent British soldier in braod daylight in London. What would one have expected, for them to defend the outrage? But what about concrete action to prevent the same thing happening again? When your authorities allow muslim only enclaves to be established, areas where non-mulsims are not welcome or safe and where street justice is applied, they have begun turning your country into anarchy. You can say we have the same situtation in this countrywith black gangs, and I wouldn't disagree, except that they are only tolerated in areas with liberal democrat governing bodies. Outside their urban hellholes, they are seen as totally unacceptable and their presence would be met with uncompromising police force.
Londoners Sign Muslim Petition to Mutilate Girls Because âItâs Their Cultureâ October 28, 2013 By Daniel Greenfield http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreen...tilate-young-girls-because-its-their-culture/ A Londoner who suffered female genital mutilation has warned that political correctness is hampering the fight to stamp it out after asking people to sign a fake petition in its favour. Leyla Hussein, 32, said many were scared to speak out against FGM because they were worried about criticising another culture. She decided to conduct an experiment to see âhow crazy political correctness has becomeâ but was left in tears by the end. Approaching shoppers with the petition supporting FGM, she told them she wanted to protect her âculture, traditions and rightsâ. In only 30 minutes 19 people signed it with some saying they believed FGM was wrong but because it was part of Ms Husseinâs culture they would add their names. Only one person refused to sign. Ms Hussein, who was cut when she was seven in Somalia, said: âFour women held me down and cut my clitoris. I felt every single cut. I was screaming so much I just blacked out.â