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| Times of London paper edition: The Hate |
| 2005-07-12 |
| Early last year, as Tony Blair struggled through the long and bitter political aftermath of the Iraq war, yet another bit of disturbing news turned up in his red boxes. A discussion paper prepared by senior civil servants, it raised a subject that last week came back to haunt him. "The home secretary and the foreign secretary," he read, "have commissioned [this] paper for the prime minister on how to prevent British Muslims, especially young Muslims, from becoming attracted to extremist movements and terrorist activity." |
| Posted by:3dc |
| #3 Muslims Out, now. They go to England, but dont want to be English. They come to America, but wont be Americans, they are still muslims, like it is a nationality or something. The day of the reconquista is upon them, one more good terrorist attack on U.S. soil and I think we will be ready to take some real action against anyone who is not a loyal american. |
| Posted by: Gleretch Glumble9876 2005-07-12 06:40 |
| #2 The word to the younger generation needs to be, "Get a job or get out." If they didn't have Mummy and Daddy and the dole to support them, they wouldn't have the time or energy to seethe and plot like the spoiled brats that they are. |
| Posted by: trailing wife 2005-07-12 06:22 |
| #1 Simple answer: Muslims out now, including those born in Britain. They won't assimilate and their quick recourse to violence makes them unacceptable to the host country. Britain, as will probably most of the West, is going to have to run the lot of them back to the hellholes they seem to be so fond of. It will put a hell of a dent in civil liberties but it beats the idea of mass extermination. As Thomas Sowell said, for some problems there are no solutions, only trade-offs. |
| Posted by: mac 2005-07-12 05:58 |