The Home Secretary Theresa May, fiddling about while Britain burns.

The news that the Jihad problem in Britain is getting worse, has been met with a flurry of actions from the Home Secretary, Teresa May, that come into the category of needing to be seen to be doing something. A specialised resurrection of the ASBO for hate preachers and an extension of terrorism controls against Jihadis who come below the criminal threshold, is about as much as we get from the new measures.

There are measures to remove the citizenship of naturalised Muslim Britons who fight for Jihad, but nothing at all aimed at the Jihadi savages who were born here. Stuff that could be truly useful, and would be genuinely popular with a population that is becoming increasingly frightened of Jihad, is conspicuous by its absence. Actions such as declaring that Britain will rip up the international convention on Statelessness which prevents the British government from removing citizenship from Jihadi savages who were born in Britain, would be major boost to the fight against Jihad in the UK. Internment of those involved in or supportive of Jihad would also I would guess be a popular policy in the current climate as would the closing down of mosques that host Jihad friendly preachers.

There is a vague promise that home-born Jihadis will be prosecuted if they return to the UK, but this presupposes that these Jihadi savages will be stopped at the port and not waved through by a decimated, demoralised and possibly infiltrated Border Force. It also presupposes that these returning Jihadi savages will be apprehended before they commit acts of violence or sedition. There is very little flesh on these legislative bones that the Home Office has waved before the public. They are ‘sound and fury signifying nothing’. There is not enough targeted ‘bite’ in what the Home Secretary has announced.

We should be sending the police mob-handed into every mosque, madrassa, Islamic community centre and school in the country, both to disrupt nefarious activities and to show the Muslim community at large that we the people expect them to shape up or ship out. We should be forbidding any further Muslim immigration, since even the process of seeking asylum has been so badly abused. We should be removing the citizenship of any Muslim who is involved in Jihad, no matter where they come from. We should forbid the use of money raised overseas for the building or maintaining of mosques. We should be interning every Muslim who steps out of line, from hate preachers down to the sort of fifth columnist who leaks information to assist Islamic criminals. We should be able to expect to be protected from Islam. That the average citizen is NOT being protected from Islam is an utter scandal.

What we really need is not the sort of guff that the Home Secretary has come out with, but a recognition that Islam is a problem and those who associate with Islam or adhere to it should be seen as suspect. Just as the Britain of Elizabeth I responded to Pope Pius’s Bull calling for the dethroning of our monarch, by bringing in laws to restrict the practise of Catholicism, so should these latter years of the second Elizabethan age see laws to restrict the practise of Islam. It’s sad to have to say it but we need to grow up as a nation and recognise that not all religions and not all ideologies are equal, some are more savage and backward than others. Until we recognise that Islam is savage and backward, then we will not get the effective measures that need to be applied.

I predict that these measures announced by the Home Secretary will amount to piss and wind and that various human rights lawyers are, as I write, already working out just how to drive a coach and horses through them.

Nothing, nada, zilch is the only way I can describe what will be the ultimate results of this announcement by the Home Office.