British ruling elites love Pakistanis----WHY?????

Submitted by Susan (United States), Aug 3, 2010 at 14:24

I will never understand the bizarre affection British politicians seem to have for Pakistanis, people who hail from one of the most radical Muslim nations where illiteracy is rampant; non-Muslims are viciously persecuted; the government is complicit in terrorist training and terror attacks; the military is infested with Taliban sympathizers; and women are chattel----surely one of the most dismal and desolate places on earth by design. Pakistan, land of 'pure' Muslim lunatics, is a corrupt Islamic hellhole yet the U.K. imports its retrograde citizens by the tens of thousands, enrolls them in every entitlement program available, and allows them to march in the streets with signs and banners promising to overthrow the British government and impose Sharia in the U.K. They are worth the expense, threat, and trouble they cause because their presence facilitates 'diversity' and multiculturalism. Speaking for myself, I could easily live without diversity and multiculturalism when it poses a threat to my life and the destruction of my country.

I wouldn't count on any immigration policy changes in the U.K. The importation of millions of radical Muslims has been done deliberately and for every potentially murderous Muslim radical, there is a non-violent facilitator of his agenda. It's just a matter of time before all hell breaks loose in the U.K., compliments of its peaceful Muslim population. They are there to conquer, not to assimilate. As their numbers grow, so will their arrogance and demands. These aggressive malcontents will not be satisfied until they are either crushed or victorious.

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