We have a problem in the west, a problem which is not, of
itself, going to go away. It is a problem that divides society, with a form of
Stockholm syndrome gripping half the population who are unable to name and
discuss this problem and act as fifth columnists against the rest who believe
they see clearly the true nature of the threat. We cannot begin to tackle what
is wrong unless we can have a serious debate about – and let’s not be coy here -
the muslim problem. If we want any form of ‘solution’ we have to be willing to discuss
it and we have to be willing to see it through.
For people born before the nineteen-eighties the visible
changes in our society are genuinely alarming. Mosques on every street corner
in some areas, calls to prayer, women concealed in black shrouds, men strolling
around in ethnic garb every day, not just on holy days. Every supermarket
selling muslim sanctioned food to all, regardless of their beliefs and values.
Muslim majority schools, the local population of young people overwhelmed by
Middle Eastern breeding levels. Continual pandering to muslim sensitivities at
national level and imams appearing all the time on the media as if this was
perfectly normal; Christian church leaders are silent by comparison.
What was once a police force is now reduced to a service;
apologists and protectors of the faith, publicly accepting gifted korans days after
the faithful have brutally killed on British soil. That is a gesture of their confidence
that the police will do as bidden and an open affront to the indigenous. If
even the police are afraid of islam, what chance does that give the rest of us?
The followers of allah are told they are superior to all others; they preach
jihad and the conversion or subjugation of the kaffir to their will. If you don’t
see the threat, if you rally to support your muslim communities, you are
already lost.
At the moment, but two solutions are proposed: submission
or expulsion. But isn’t there another way? How is it that, in the twenty-first
century, people are still in thrall to the teachings of crazy, solitary men who
wandered off into the desert for days on end and had ‘visions’? Isn’t it time to
seriously question the writings of men clearly afflicted by early onset
dementia? God, whatever you call him, did not write this stuff and just as the Old
Testament is taken seriously by a few marginalised fundamentalists maybe it is
time to take the rabble-rouser mohammed out of the islamic equation.
You see the problem yet?
The religion of islam must reform or die in the west. You
want primitivism, then go where the sharia is practised nationally. You want
the rewards of living in the west, then become civilised or be expelled. The
message from our government ought to be that and only that; our leaders need to
name the problem – islam – and demand that it clean its own house. The small
number of secular muslim voices raised against the islamists is not enough;
your whole church needs disinfecting and if you won’t do it yourselves others
will have to do it for you.
