Non government

Submitted by Terry (European Union), Nov 29, 2006 at 17:57

In a recent speech Melanie Philips, among other things, claimed that Britain had lost it's identity, that Brits themselves were apologists for Islamist (not Islamic, there is a difference) excesses. None of this is actually true. The so called government is responsible. They have allowed and encouraged unbridled immigration. Their record on deporting failed asylum seekers is a best deplorable, and at worst not even a joke. They are not listening to the people, although among his other cretinous outpourings, Blair claimed to be at the head of a listening government.

The indigenous Briton, and even most settled immigrants want an end to it. Muslims are outbreeding us, and that to my mind is a deliberate policy; part of the intended take over. Can this bunch who call themselves a government really not see the end result of socially and fundamentally changing the very fabric of the country. At risk of being accused of being alarmist, and OTT altogether, a very possible scenario is civil war. Muslims are the main threat, but this crowd are letting all and sundry in. Those they do eventually deport usually manage to get back in. Hindus, sikhs, West Indians, East Europeans, and every conceivable African tribe. All have their own customs, which are said to enrich us. Most of them hate each other.

Even our capital city is now referred to as Londonistan. Race crime (comitted by all parties) is rife already. Periodic race riots, where the police are stretched to the limit, race crime in general, no go areas, ghettoes, are already the order of the day. If the government does not wake up, and wake up soon; Yesterday would be good. The whole thing will literally blow up in our faces. It is only a matter of when.

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