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How This Country Is Slowly But Surely Being Destroyed
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Naomi....When Khan starts getting to grips with the housing crisis in London, gets the Tube sorted out, moves the debate along a bit over the new Heathrow runway, and loads of other things, I can't see what he does on a Friday is of any concern to anybody else.
Does Dave go to church every Sunday ? That is a rhetorical question, as its entirely irrelevant if he does or not.
Let us judge Khan for what he does in the next 4-8 years.....handsome is as handsome does as far as I am concerned !
Does Dave go to church every Sunday ? That is a rhetorical question, as its entirely irrelevant if he does or not.
Let us judge Khan for what he does in the next 4-8 years.....handsome is as handsome does as far as I am concerned !
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character"
You keep on harping on about race, Mikey. This is not about race but religion. Many Muslims are white Europeans, born and bred (Cherie Blair's sister, singer Cat Stevens, for example). They are white Muslims and I view them in the same way as I view Asian Muslims - followers of what I consider to be a pernicious, inflexible, intolerant and invasive faith.
I forgot to add in my earlier post that the election of Mr Khan is not a driver of the potential decline of the UK it is a symptom. There is already talk of a Muslim PM. This will happen because the number of Muslims in the UK is set to rise at a far faster rate than the number of non-Muslims. There is no doubt in my mind that Mr Khan was chosen by many Londoners because he is a Muslim. Not because he is a Labour member or because he is a jolly good egg. There are huge numbers of Muslims in London and their propensity to choose a Muslim regardless of any other consideration undoubtedly swung the vote. If you think this is not a phenomenon to be considered take a look at the judgement of the election court which investigated the malpractices of Lutfur Rahman, the former Mayor of Tower Hamlets. Mr Rahman was thrown out and barred from office for a series of offences in the run up to the 2014 Mayoral election in that wretched borough. There is a link to the full judgement a short way into this BBC article:
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It’s a long but very eye-opening read. I’m not for one moment suggesting there was any malpractice in the London Mayoral election, but it will give you an insight into the psyche of Muslims when “one of their own” is available for election.
You keep on harping on about race, Mikey. This is not about race but religion. Many Muslims are white Europeans, born and bred (Cherie Blair's sister, singer Cat Stevens, for example). They are white Muslims and I view them in the same way as I view Asian Muslims - followers of what I consider to be a pernicious, inflexible, intolerant and invasive faith.
I forgot to add in my earlier post that the election of Mr Khan is not a driver of the potential decline of the UK it is a symptom. There is already talk of a Muslim PM. This will happen because the number of Muslims in the UK is set to rise at a far faster rate than the number of non-Muslims. There is no doubt in my mind that Mr Khan was chosen by many Londoners because he is a Muslim. Not because he is a Labour member or because he is a jolly good egg. There are huge numbers of Muslims in London and their propensity to choose a Muslim regardless of any other consideration undoubtedly swung the vote. If you think this is not a phenomenon to be considered take a look at the judgement of the election court which investigated the malpractices of Lutfur Rahman, the former Mayor of Tower Hamlets. Mr Rahman was thrown out and barred from office for a series of offences in the run up to the 2014 Mayoral election in that wretched borough. There is a link to the full judgement a short way into this BBC article:
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It’s a long but very eye-opening read. I’m not for one moment suggesting there was any malpractice in the London Mayoral election, but it will give you an insight into the psyche of Muslims when “one of their own” is available for election.
"I'm seeing lots of comments on the net from people unhappy at SK's election and citing it as symptomatic of a UK decline, but I'm genuinely interested in hearing why people think this is. Anyone? Thanks. "
I think I've done that but to make it clear, I see MR Khan's election as a symptom of the increasing influence Muslims are having in the UK. I see this influence will increase to a point where Muslims will determine the direction the UK takes. And for those in any doubt about whether that will be benficial for the UK or not, take a look at any Muslim state.
I think I've done that but to make it clear, I see MR Khan's election as a symptom of the increasing influence Muslims are having in the UK. I see this influence will increase to a point where Muslims will determine the direction the UK takes. And for those in any doubt about whether that will be benficial for the UK or not, take a look at any Muslim state.
NJ...the majority of Londoners able to vote are not Muslim, and yet a Labour candidate won, who also happens to be a Muslim.
I have been saying this all day.....if it was so horrific to have a Muslim Mayor, then all those millions of adults could have voted for Goldsmith, but they didn't.
The people have spoken.
I have been saying this all day.....if it was so horrific to have a Muslim Mayor, then all those millions of adults could have voted for Goldsmith, but they didn't.
The people have spoken.
"Does Dave go to church every Sunday ? That is a rhetorical question, as its entirely irrelevant if he does or not. "
You're making the mistake of comparing Islam with other religions, Mikey. A non-starter I'm afraid for the reasons I've already cited.
Furthermore I doubt anybody voted for Mr Cameron for his religious persuasions (if anybody knows whatthey are). There is no doubt whatsoever that a sizeable number of people voted for Mt Khan because he is a Muslim.
You're making the mistake of comparing Islam with other religions, Mikey. A non-starter I'm afraid for the reasons I've already cited.
Furthermore I doubt anybody voted for Mr Cameron for his religious persuasions (if anybody knows whatthey are). There is no doubt whatsoever that a sizeable number of people voted for Mt Khan because he is a Muslim.
