Swiss MP, says that Europe should not ignore or try to buy off Islam like the Germans tried to ignore and buy off Hitler.
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Kipling: For while you keep paying the Danegeld, you never get rid of the Dane.
NO mosques, NO benefits for skivers, NO ‘asylum’ for low-life!
For while you keep paying the ‘slimgeld, you never get rid of the ‘slims.
Far too often Britain has taken in those who say they are fleeing oppression but once here commit crimes and treachery.
No Abu Qatada would be a good addition to that list as well…
Couldn’t agree more there. What pisses me off is out of all the deserving people in the world who Britain could given shelter to, the state in its infinite wisdom thought that a Islamist nutcase was deserving of entry.
Totally agree with the thoughts. It is how to achieve the results democratically that is the problem. if the majority are opposed or not motivated enough to vote for action then there is not a lot can be done.
We are starting to see a sea change in attitude towards Islam. People are noticing the disconnect between what the government say about it and what is happening on the ground. 20% of Britain’s young people are suspicious of Islam. When you get out of London and speak to people who have fled the islamised inner-city you don’t just hear dislike of Islam you hear utter hatred for an ideology that drove them from their homes. I think a start would be having a party (the big three would be useless for this task) to have sensible general policies but also a publicly stated scepticism about Islam. Of course the BBC and the Guardian would trash such a party but less and less people are trusting the BBC these days as the propaganda is getting more visible, especially when BBC reports of things are compared with the news from other outlets.