The new government proposals against extremism will do little to curb Bearded Savages like these.

The Government’s recently announced plans to deal with Islamic extremism, the parallel and exceedingly discriminatory legal system of Shariah Courts, jihad indoctrination and the takeover of schools by Muslim interests, can conveniently and truthfully be described as ‘sound and fury signifying nothing’.   A cynic reading the plans, which include not allowing Islamic hate preachers unsupervised access to children may be tempted to ask: ‘Is there a General Election coming up?’

On the face of it, it really does look like the crackdown on Bearded Savagery that we should be seeing but it is doubtful whether these planned restrictions on Islamic extremism will come to anything at all.  These proposals may well end up being be nothing more than ‘election bait’ cooked up by the Tories in order to tempt wavering voters away from both UKIP and the extreme Islamopanderers of the Labour and Lib Dem parties both of whom have shown quite plainly how little they care for the average non-Muslim Briton.

I doubt that even if they were brought in that they would either be effective or would be turned on the correct targets.  Any counter-Islamism plans that were brought before Parliament would be without doubt, watered down by Labour who rely heavily on the often fraudulent Muslim vote or by the Lib Dems who have form in disrupting efforts to reform legislation like the Human Rights Act, a law that perversely often assists Jihadis and their supporters.

Any counter-Islamism legislation that was given Royal Assent would also face attack from Leftists and Islamism supporters in both the Civil Service and in Local Government.  We already know the extent of Islamist penetration of government because Theresa May the Home Secretary wants the Home Office to be the lead department in countering Islamism because other departments most notably the Dept of Communities and Local Government, contains so many supporters of Islamism.

Even if this proposed legislation manages to jump the hurdles of Islam-loving Labour MP’s and the shifty and quasi-traitorous Liberal Democrats and the fifth column of Islamists in government departments, this still leaves the problem of who will implement it? There is the strong chance that even if the legislation gets this far that it will be twisted to suit the agendas of those who work for agencies like Ofsted or stymied by Islamist or Leftist groups such as MPACUK or Unite Against Fascism or the various socialist trade unions?

We’ve already seen some appalling examples of how legislation and guidance that was intended to put a block on Islamist behaviour being used against the opponents, even the peaceful and democratic opponents of Islamism or against Christian organisations.   Left-wing teachers in Bristol misused Safeguarding of Children legislation appallingly to attack not those Islamists who were drawing young Muslims into jihad, but UKIP, even though UKIP expressly forbids those who have been members of groups like the National Front from joining.  Ofsted managed to completely ignore the Islamic ‘Trojan Horse’ plots in Birmingham, until it became a public furore, and gave some of the schools concerned clean bills of health as regards extremism. However, a Christian school in the North of England was shut down on the grounds that one of the pupils, when questioned, equated Islam with terrorism.

It is highly likely that this proposed legislation will end up as a dog’s breakfast and could quite easily be a weapon that, in the hands of the Islamists and their Leftist handmaidens, will be used against ordinary non-Muslim Britons.  As a commentator on the Breitbart website said recently about this subject, ‘you can’t fight problems caused by political correctness by using political correctness’.

Many of those who the Government expects to administer and implement these plans are often the very people and groups who have caused Britain’s Islamism problem or who have assisted it in growing.  Does anybody seriously think that councils like Rotherham, Newham, Tower Hamlets or Birmingham that have political cultures that have been corrupted by Islamic interests will act against those same Islamic interests, when instructed to do so by central government?  Of course they will not, they will obfuscate, lie, pretend to act or horribly misuse these powers.  If these plans are brought to fruition I can well see that lefty social workers, using the excuse of ‘safeguarding children from extremism’, snatching children from UKIP members, those who’ve spoken up against Islamism or Jihad or to intimidate those who refuse to let their children be force-fed by schools the lie that Islam is a religion of peace.

There can be no effective political and administrative counter to Islamism until the Islamists, Leftists and other fifth columnists are purged from central and local government, the civil service and the various Quangos that they currently infest.  Such a clear out cannot be achieved unless we the people vote for those who will be willing and able to take a broom and clear out the filth from our governmental and administrative systems.  Personally I don’t think the Tories have the balls to do what is necessary and Labour and the Lib Dems would only make the current bad situation even worse.

Links

Bristol Teachers classify UKIP as ‘Nazis’

http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Apology-UKIP-labelled-racist-Bristol-school/story-25947112-detail/story.html

Christian school shut down partially over pupils lack of knowledge of Islam-loving

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2918711/Christian-faith-school-graded-best-performing-placed-special-measures-Ofsted-inspectors-does-not-promote-British-values.html

Spectator article on the Birmingham Islamic Trojan Horse plot

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2014/06/five-things-you-need-to-know-about-ofsteds-trojan-horse-report/

Breitbart article on new government proposals for clampdown on Islamists

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/03/09/government-to-ban-extremists-from-having-unsupervised-access-to-children/