England is dead . . . or at least dying.

Submitted by Phil Greend (Canada), Aug 16, 2009 at 17:50

It is nice that the English people wish to be inclusive.

This action of forcing EVERYONE to follow the islamic way is wrong.

Twice over this is wrong. First islamic ways are based upon the teachings and life of the "prophet mohammed", an evil man who had sex with a child, killed people and owned slaves. Secondly it forces non-muslims to dress in a manner that they normally would not. This is not fair. To use a weird example what if the muslims all wore the naqib. Would you then force all people who wish to swim at this time to wear a naqib? Or what if muslims wore shoes when they swam, should we demand all people wear shoes in the pool? No we would not do that. Well I should say we ...might....not do that. I mean we are already going overboard with what the islamists are demanding.

England and the rest of the non-muslim world need to take a step back from the edge and see what is happening. We are slowly losing our identity and culture. Yes new immigrants add life, foods, art and colour to our western countries. However with the islamists they do not add but rather they take. Yes there are some good muslims who have been thankful for being here and a great neighbours. Sadly this is not all of the muslims who come to our shores.

Yes it is nice of us to try to make everyone feel good. That will not happen with the islamists, they don't want to "fit in" . They have told us this many times. It is the stated goal of the islamists to take over each non-muslim country and change it to be muslim. They will not stop until the entire world submits to islam

I WILL NOT SUBMIT ! ! !.

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