The government’s advice to those Britons who find themselves in the vicinity of an Islamic terror attack is to ‘run, hide and tell’. However in reality this governmental advice would be better voiced as ‘run, hide and deny the nature of the problem’ after all that is how the government seem to treat the problem of Islam. They run from honesty about Islam, they hide from the truth about Islam and they deny that Islam is at the very core of the problems that we suffer from today.

Front Page Magazine has an excellent article by the commentator Daniel Greenfield on the subject of governmental cowardice and appeasement in the face of Islamic violence. In the article he draws stark contrasts between the slimy dishonesty of British politicians about Islam and the brave actions of those who fought back against the murderous Islamic savages who fought back at London Bridge, both civilians and those in uniform.

Mr Greenfield said:

As Muslim terrorists rampaged around London, Met police debuted the new “Run, Hide and Tell” program. But instead some Londoners chose to stand and fight. They fought with pint glasses and barstools as the Muslim killers shouting, “This is for Allah” stabbed women in trendy eateries.

Some drivers tried to ram the killers. An unarmed police officer attacked the terrorists with a baton. An off-duty police officer tackled one of the Muslim terrorists. Both men were severely wounded.

Other unarmed police officers ran away.

Met counter-terrorism chief Mark Rowley sympathetically noted that, “If someone acts on instinct and perhaps decides to fight because they have no choice, we would never criticise them for that.”

It was kind of him not to criticize those Londoners who reacted with their base instincts and tried to fight the Muslim killers instead of running, hiding and telling, then reemerging for a vigil or a concert. 

After the Manchester Arena attack, Rowley had urged, “Enjoy yourselves. We can’t let the terrorists win by dissuading us from going about our normal business.”

Going about our normal business has become the highest form of courage. Run, Hide and Deny. 

Ariana Grande’s manager described her upcoming Manchester concert as representing, “courage, bravery and defiance in the face of fear”. “We’re going to go shopping’ – How defiant Londoners refused to bow to terrorists,” an article at The Independent boasts. Courage, bravery and defiance used to be found on the beaches of Normandy. Now they come from attending a concert or trying on a new blouse.

Londoners took Rowley’s advice. And then they found themselves running and hiding from Muslim killers. Video shows cringing diners lying on the floor of “London’s Coolest Bierkeller” as frantic Met police scream, “Get down”. In the Black & Blue Restaurant, the first “modern American steakhouse” in the city, some hid under the tables. Four friends jammed inside a toilet stall while the screams went on outside. A woman barricaded the door while other diners fled through the back.

At Elliot’s, an eatery “based in the inspiring environment that is Borough Market”, a Muslim terrorist stabbed a waitress hiding behind a partition. At El Pastor, where the tacos are “made from scratch in house every day”, a woman was stabbed before diners drove the terrorist away by throwing chairs at him and then barricaded themselves inside. Diners on lobster risotto at Applebee’s huddled in terror. 

Pictures show courageous and defiant revelers trooping out with their hands behind their heads. 

Bravely and courageously having butterfly prawns in crispy breadcrumbs or listening to a pop star trying to lip sync only works until grim men shouting about Allah come through the door. And then it’s time to try out the Met’s advice. “Hide: Turn your phone to silent. Barricade yourself in if you can.”

It is at these moments where the real courage of resisting Islamic terrorism is divided from the false courage of going out for a night on the town in “defiance” of terror. 

There is no bravery or courage in denying reality. It’s just another form of cowardice. 

The champions of nightlife courage mock those who warn of Islamic terrorism for “giving in to fear”. President Trump has been accused of “stoking fear” for calling for common sense migration reform in response to the attacks. Only fools and idiots aren’t afraid of a serious threat. The hollow courage of holding up candles at a vigil or heading to a trendy nightlife spot is no match for the reality of terror.

Denial is always cowardice.

Mr Greenfield is right. Denial really is cowardice and it’s an even worse cowardice when it comes from Government. The longer we, both citizens and government, deny the true violent and nasty nature of Islam, the worse things will be. As Mr Greenfield said, those caught up in the London Bridge attack had taken government advice to ‘keep calm and carry on’ and had to endure violent, murderous savagery from these murderous Muslims because of that.

This is not a time to ‘keep calm and carry on’, this is a time to get angry and to demand honesty from Government about and effective action against, the savagery of Islam. When we saw the Prime Minister Theresa May say ‘enough is enough’, she was reflecting the anger of the British public as we have had enough of the savagery, crime, rape and mass poncing that has been brought to our shores by Islam. But, it is likely that Mrs May’s words were mere empty platitudes as we are not exactly seeing effective action against the savages, criminals, gang rapists or welfare ponces of Islam are we? All we are seeing from the political class is more appeasement, more bollocks about ‘Islamophobia’ or ‘community cohestion’ and yet more denial of the true nature of the problems. This is worthless and counterproductive activity that allows those who wish us to be murdered and our children enslaved to walk our streets plotting our demise. We should be seeing politicians expressing the same anger that has been building inside the ordinary person for years. Anger in this case is the correct and moral response. Anger at what has been done to us by importing this disgusting ideology and its often equally disgusting followers is what is required, not flowers, tea-lights or exhortations to ‘keep calm whilst the Muslims slaughter you’.

The people are waking up to the fact that what Britain and its people face is not mere terrorism carried out by a few violent and disgruntled individuals, but a large scale Islamic military insurgency. This insurgency which appears to be being supported and given logistical help by mainstream Islamic organisations and individuals, cannot be tackled with kind words about Islam but only by harsh measures. A policy of appeasement has not brought peace in fact it has brought about the complete opposite, it’s brought both violence and a situation where 23,000 violent or potentially violent Islamic savages are allowed to walk freely among us, claim welfare and to continue with their plans. This is no longer acceptable as a policy. These 23k jihad fans need to be sorted out and whether the method be by police seizing terror mosques and if necessary razing them to the ground, the government making jihad fans stateless and expelling them, interning them or even in extremis killing them, I really don’t care any more. I along with many others, just want these savages sorted out by any means necessary by the government that is supposed to protect me and my family. The time for calm is over the time for justifiable anger and effective action against this savagery has begun and the government need to recognise that and act in concert with people to deal with Britain’s Islam problems.