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The actions of our elected representatives, the police, the judiciary, and our faith leaders all suggest much the same thing: Islam is now in the ascendancy, and homage if not naked appeasement is the only viable response.
Consider the raft of measures recently announced to placate Britain’s restive Muslim population: the £1million Muslim War Memorial plans which took extraordinary precedence in Hunt’s budget; the £117million set aside to protect Muslims from the rise of attacks following the Israel-Hamas war (for the record, antisemitism is up 1,353% compared to the dubious claims of a 140% rise in ‘Islamophobia’); not forgetting of course the drive to ban ‘Islamophobia’ outright, which Starmer will almost certainly push through.
Westminster certainly proved it had no stomach for the fight last month, as MPs began to resign in the face of death threats, and House of Commons’ speaker Lindsay Hoyle caved instantly to Muslim intimidation. The nation’s spiritual leader, meanwhile, the Archbishop of Canterbury, came up with the most Christian message in his arsenal: a Ramadan homily with all the sincerity of a hostage video.
On the ground, the police have decided it’s easier to arrest those objecting to genocide rather than the mob demanding it. Our judiciary busies itself exonerating child rapists with community orders, and jailing the ‘far-right’ for selling stickers about them. And the state broadcaster [the BBC] is now so blatantly partisan, it lionises the rapists as victimised asylum-seekers, with the despicable justification: ‘in many ways less sexually experienced than the girls they were supposed to have attacked’. [Reminder: the Hamas attackers cut off the breast of the Israeli girls; hammered nails into their thighs and genitals; broke their legs; beheaded children with garden tools; shut babies in ovens and turned up the heat; bound families together and set them on fire …]
Keir Starmer’s Labour government-in-waiting meanwhile is chomping at the bit to reintroduce the blasphemy law in all but name, with the likely criminalisation of ‘Islamophobia’—the insane definition of which is ‘a type of racism that targets expressions of Muslimness or perceived Muslimness’.
The unifying thread here is the silencing of those ‘noticing’ the Islamic extremism on the streets of Britain, rather than those committing it, and it’s hardly a surprise. The nation’s terror threat is at the highest level since 9/11, and the government has been warned that extremists are using the war in Gaza as a recruitment advert. The government’s robust response? Foreign Office staff are being trained not to refer to Hamas as ‘terrorists’ as the term is ‘unhelpful’.
Whatever they say, it’s clear by their actions the authorities have already surrendered to Islamic extremism. And by their every move, we can infer they’d prefer the populace did too—if they know what’s good for them, that is.
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