Britain - Fighting for Survival

The Times (UK) choose this titile instead: "Battle for the heart of Islam".

According to a YouGov poll published yesterday, some 6% of British Muslims consider the attacks were justified. That equates to about 100,000 people who, while they may not be willing to carry out such acts, are willing to support those who do.

Now do you see why it's so easy for British Muslims to carry out terror attacks on London? This isn't a battle for the heart of Islam, this is a war for the survival of Britain.

Don't think so?

Some 32% of respondents to the poll believed “western society is decadent and immoral and that Muslims should seek to bring it to an end”. Of these, the equivalent of some 16,000 declared themselves willing to resort to violence if necessary to achieve this.

That's 32% of all British Muslims and not just so called radical Muslims - all British Muslims!

People still want to pretend that Muslim terrorism is part of radical Islam and that Islam is a religion of tolerance and peace. I've proved that wrong time and again on this blog; just read. This poll just adds more weight to what I've been saying. The Times hints at it.

Such emotionless reaction has been displayed within recent weeks by Mohammed Bouyeri, the alleged killer of Dutch film maker Theo van Gogh, who in court last week looked the dead man’s mother in the eye and said: “I can’t feel for you because you are an infidel.”

The 9/11 hijackers were instructed to show no sympathy for their victims, and if necessary to slaughter them like sheep.

There's more proof here if you need it.

What I find truly amazing in the aftermath of the Muslim terror attacks on Britain, is how suddenly people are starting to look to America as an example.

Is it possible to reach beyond the alienation and extremism? The example of America offers some hope. A graphic illustration of the harmony that can be achieved is Dearborn, Michigan. Not just another middle American town, it is also the largest Arab city in the world outside the Middle East, and together with the wide Detroit metropolitan area of which it is part, it is home to more than 120,00 Arab and Muslim immigrants. And to the vast majority of its inhabitants, feelings of alienation are, well, quite alien.

“We are American first, Arab second, says Neal AbuNab, a Kuwait-born Palestinian businessman, film maker and columnist on Dearborn’s Arab American News, who has lived in the US for 25 years.

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“In Europe, as a migrant you are welcomed, but it is insular, you stay in your quarters,” he says. “In America, the entire economic system is based on diversity. You have to be open to every culture to sell them your product or else you won’t survive. So, sooner or later, everyone ends up in bed together.”

“Our kids are American,” says Alawan. “They realise what this country has done for our people.”

The challenge facing the moderate Muslim leadership in Britain is to get that same message across to its alienated and increasingly radicalised youth.

I've even see calls for an American style Patriot Act here in Britain.

Here is a suggestion - let's start a "Take Back Britain" campaign. The idea is to take Britain back from the multiculturalists. Diversity is great but not at the sake of your own national identity.

If Britain doesn't have one, create a pledge of allegiance to the flag and have every school kid recite it before school begins in the morning. Require schools and government buildings to display the British flag; other flags, such as Scotland's, could be flown as well, just as state flags are in America. Encourage people to fly their flag outside their homes and to wear emblems of them on their clothes or bumper stickers. Sing the national anthem before every football, soccer, rugby and cricket match.

I've never used this company before but I'm going to give them a try and buy some flags from them.

Let's take back Britain!
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