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November 19, 2005
UK: Muslim Students Boss Blair Around
Ah Tony. I don't think you will ever learn: UK Muslim Youth Give Blair a Piece of Their Mind
Seeking a hands-on experience on challenges facing the Muslim minority in Britain, Prime Minister Tony Blair has met with a group of young British Muslims to discuss their views on extremism, Britishness and the role of religion."We're losing confidence and trust in you," Hayder Khan, a young British Muslim, told Blair during a meeting Thursday at a Leeds community center, The Independent said Friday, November 18.
Bright, entrepreneurial, sports-loving and a university student, Khan said that the British foreign policy and the Iraq war have been a main cause in fueling extremism among the Muslim minority.
"With this foreign policy Muslims feel you are attacking them. We all used to vote Labour but not any more. You need to row back and take us with you."
Yes, reverse your policies you infidel you! But that's not the best part. The best part is here (emphasis mine):
During the meeting with Blair, young Muslims put forward a number of proposals for the government to help give a better knowledge of Islam and improve the image of Muslims in the country."Making Eid a public holiday for all would delight the non-Muslims and make them examine what the festival means", an optimistic young woman told Blair.
Her male colleague added that a compulsory course on comparative religion would also have the same effect, according to the daily.
Aneela Mather, one of the few white faces in the room, said divorcing the concepts of terrorism and Islam would also be a step forward.
So, to recap, the students want to:
1. Improve the image, not the reality of Islam.
2. Make Eid a Holiday in order to help Islamic proselytisation.
3. Having a compulsory course in "comparative religion", with the understanding that any comparision will be favorable to Islam.
4. Divorcing the concepts of Islam and terrorism: not a question is asked about how the marriage came to be in the first place.
Those young Muslim people want to end Britain's civilization, and replace it with Islam. As much as it pains us, we must recognize them for what they are: the enemy.
Posted by Ruy Diaz at November 19, 2005 7:02 PM
Comments
It doesn't pain me to say it Ruy. I live in Britain, and though Muslims have a right to practice their religion, the supporters and activists of Islam are the enemies of my culture and my country.
Posted by: Giraldus Cambrensis at November 19, 2005 7:30 PM
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