Latest Phase In Usurping The Infidel?

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-27020970
Ok I know I'm going to be called a knuckle dragging islamaphobe but is this not the sort of thing that we should be concerned about?

[douglas9401]

Nah, it's mostly market gardening. The religion of peas an' that.

We only need to worry when folk start having secret meetings in religious buildings, cover their entire body in shapeless garments so it's impossible to even tell gender, call for their own system of law, try to make the majority eat meat slaughtered in a particular way even though the majority don't like it, all move round one place in the corner shop world in an attempt to foil the taxman and immigration department.
Stuff like that you know? If any of that and worse was going on, then we should worry.

[baza]

just let them get on with it, no need to worry, they have taken over East London so the police have less to do, the new culture secretary will help.

[Brenden]

I am worrying douglas, all that is happening and more.

[youngmafbog]

Birmingham is pretty much lost. they do what they like. Car Insurance, the law, what is that?

[naomi24]

Yes, we should be concerned.

[ChillDoubt]

I'm amazed they're still actually classed as schools, when in fact some are nothing short of madrassa's.
It's hardly surprising news.

[anotheoldgit]

Pleased to see that 'knuckle dragging islamaphobics' are growing in number on AnswerBank it can become rather painful dragging your knuckles alone.

[emmie]

very, this is a criminal matter, not some small time operation.

[emmie]

as NJ points out, take a walk on the wild side of Tower Hamlets, though its quite a diverse borough, much of it Bengali, Somali, with a Mayor who seems to think its his personal fiefdom.

[ToraToraTora]

some time ago when I dared to mention the islamification of Britain, I was ridiculed. No sign of those people here.

[Bazile]

//Our migrant communities are a fundamental part of who we are and Britain is a far richer and stronger society because of them,//

emmie - stop complaining and embrace your brothers and sisters .
That's what your leader Mr Cameron urges you to do

[emmie]

thank you Baz, i have no problem with embracing my brothers and sisters, but do they want to embrace me, shouldn't that be the point.

[Bazile]

Of course they do - next time your'e out on the street of our wonderful metropolis ; just go up to a person with brown skin and give them a big hug , and see if they dont invite you to lunch

[anotheoldgit]

Bazile

/// Of course they do - next time your'e out on the street of our wonderful metropolis ; just go up to a person with brown skin and give them a big hug , and see if they dont invite you to lunch ///

No, No, this time I am going to fall short of making an amusing comment.

[Bazile]

aog - do you do amusing ?

Go on , show us

[emmie]

i gave my West Indian boyfriend a hug plenty of times, shame he did the same to dozens of other women - long ago, but you don't forget those things.

[Brenden]

I fail to see how the majority of people cannot see the insidiousness of Islam, I say again every muslim wants the same - an Islamic Global world - and they could very well attain this aim - and we (the fools) pay them to populate this country on a large scale.

[emmie]

Brenden, some won't see it, and i sincerely hope you are wrong.
only time will tell

[mushroom25]

as it's been explained on "midlands today", there is some controversy in the way that the school governors have allegedly attempted to introduce Islamic doctrine into their schools - although there's a degree of doubt as to the authenticity of the letter that started it all off - but that aside, if the majority of parents are unhappy about their offspring receiving teaching on orientation or sex education, or of them not being segregated for sports lessons, as long as the school fulfills its curriculum requirements, why shouldn't the school accommodate parents' wishes?