Britain a Terrorist Training Camp?

Pretty good stuff from Melanie Phillips here today regarding Britain being a hub of Islamic extremism.

She's right.

We're sooooooooooo PC that we just cannot even start to get to grips with this huge potentially catastrophic problem.

I'm sure that our liberal masters would be quite happy for us to become an Islamic republic but -shhhh - they must do it quietly, don't want to wake up the plebs who may then turn nasty.

Unfettered immigration (plenty of white, right wing, working class, Christian, Polish amongst these though - a bit of a fly in the ointment for the liberals), the marginalisation and subtle ridiculing of the Christian faith, political correctness and the God of multiculturalism rammed down our throats at EVERY turn (particularly on children's TV it seems) are the weapons of choice of the liberal elite.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, but if Britain is - as Iraq and Afghanistan are/were - hotbeds of radical Islamist terrorist training camps should the USA now perhaps be looking at invading us?

The Egging of Baroness Warsi

Quite big in the news this week was the 'egging' (by fellow Muslims) of Baroness Warsi, the Tory peer.

She was accused by the 'eggers' of not being a proper Muslim. One of them (Sayful Islam, a well known hardliner) said that just by looking at her you could tell that she was not a proper Muslim and that she was not a practising Muslim. He also said that he was against everything that she stands for and criticised her for supporting the war in Afghanistan.

The Baroness said afterwards that the 'eggers' were extremists who did not represent their community or faith - just like Nick Griffin. Quite how she can bring Nick Griffin into this I really don't know!!! (Still hurting after Question Time?)

But anyhow, who out of Sayful Islam - who is a man of conviction whatever you may think of his views - or Baroness Warsi - a career politician - best represents the word of Mohammed?

Game set and match to Sayful Islam I think.

British Afghan Wars.

I keep reading and hearing that the Afghan's have never lost a war on home soil and in the past have defeated the British.

A little Internet research showed me that there have been three British Afghan wars (1839, 1878 and 1919) - and Britain won them all.

We never took the country over but withdrew each time having inflicted military defeat on them and having achieved our objectives.

So what's all this talk of defeat about then?

More trendy anti British re-writing of history perhaps?

PS - I don't think we should be there now though - but that's another matter.

Afghanistan Smokescreen

Foreign Secretary David Miliband has said today that Britain's military battle in Afghanistan 'is about the future of Britain'.

Mmm...... so we send an army half way around the world to fight a war against Islamist extremists but back home in GB we are actually letting the country flood with Muslims and bending over backwards to pander to their every whim.

I can't help thinking that Afghanistan is a distraction, created while the British hating Labour government quickly usher the radical Islamists in through the back door.

When the dust settles and the troops return home it will be too late.

The Islamists will be here.

Racist Prince Harry and Princess Tony

Prince Harry makes a so called racist remark (PLEASE no-one be surprised by this) and a British Royal Marine is killed in Afghanistan (the thirteenth Royal Marine to die in action in the last two months).
No prizes for guessing which of these two stories the media is most interested in.

Harry in my opinion is a dick, but is he a racist? I couldn't give a shit really.

The real story and the real scandal is that our troops are dying in Iraq and Afghanistan every day, and, to boot, the man who sent them there (Princess Tony) is on his multi million dollar tour of the USA without a care in the world.

Note: Blair's wife was always Cherie BOOTH in this country (a right on feminist) but in the USA she uses the name Cherie BLAIR in order to cash in on her husband's name. What a principled woman.

Done and Dusted in Iraq

It has been announced today by a 'senior defence source' that British troops will begin pulling out of Iraq probably by next March.

Well that's okay then.

Glad to hear that it's all fine and sorted over there now.

So what now? Next stop Zimbabwe, or North Korea, or China maybe, or even Iran?

Or perhaps give a hand to finish off in Afghanistan?

Lions led by donkeys.