In a restaurant scene in the original Blues Brothers film, Jake Blues, played by John Belushi orders chicken and then offers to buy a fellow customer’s womenfolk. “How much for your leedle girl?” he asks, “I want to buy all your women.” It is no accident that he uses a middle-eastern accent, an accent associated with islam. It conjures up ancient memories of the camel-borne sex slave trade which is still practiced today in locations as exotic and far-flung as Rochdale, Telford, Rotherham… you get it.
So why doesn’t Keir Starmer’s Barmy Army get it? Last
night Labour MPs were whipped to vote against the bill for a national inquiry
into the child rape/assault/murder epidemic which, despite all official efforts
to say otherwise, is prevalent in areas with a large muslim population. Moreover,
areas with a high proportion of interbred Pakistani muslims, many of whom were
born here but seem incapable of shedding the animal urges of their true
nationality.
It is notable that there are no protests from the ‘majority
moderate muslim’ population, and of course there won’t be. A current contender to
lead the muslim* Council of Britain – what a disgusting, stomach-churning title
that is – has preached that muslims must put their faith first, before their
nationality. As far as I am concerned that alone disqualifies any observant
muslim from being a true British citizen, no matter how long their family has
been here.
Don’t tar everybody with the same brush, certain
bien-pensants may say, well fuck that. Here is a line in the sand and on one
side stands Labour and the people it is protecting and on the other stands every
decent person in the country. You are welcome to cross that line and join us.
Abandon your stone-age faith, whether that faith be islam or socialism, or be
on the wrong side. I hesitate to say ‘losing side’ because from where I am
standing the odds of reversing the damage are long.
The direction of travel is still very much toward a
muslim majority Europe unless actual physical means are employed to change
tack. And this means arrests, convictions by the thousand) incarceration and deportation
to anywhere we can send them. And deportation must be regardless of any fear
for their safety; they did not regard their victims as human, why should we
afford them a higher personal dignity? And don’t even start down the argument
that such action makes us as bad as them.
Seriously? The rape and abuse and torture of vulnerable
young girls from families already abandoned by the state; the utter ruination
of young lives; the total disregard for the law; the looking away of people
charged with protecting these girls. You think that punishing these people harshly
makes us look bad? This is an infestation of the worst kind of vermin, spreading
disease and poisoning the water; only one solution – eradication – can be
effective.
(*A reminder that my tiny personal crusade against islam
is not to capitalise islamic references, as I don’t regard fictitious beliefs
as worthy of being a proper noun.)
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