I am seriously worried. To be frank, I’ve always been concerned that the UK’s exploding Muslim population ( four million in the 2021 survey and around five million at the end of the decade) would one day start using that muscle against the wishes of the majority. That day has arrived.
Right now, there are two major examples of Islamic activism where they have triumphed, and we, the silent majority, have just had to suck it up. Through both events, Starmer has literally sat back and effectively said to the protesters: 'Do your worst and you won’t hear a peep from us as come 2029 as we will need your votes.'
I am appalled at the fact that pro-Palestinian campaigners managed to stop a local MP from attending a local state school where he was going to talk to the pupils about democracy, simply because he was Jewish. Wholly unacceptable.
The Muslim handmaidens in this campaign were a handful of teachers at Bristol Brunel Academy. As you would expect, the National Education Union were totally supportive of the ban.
Frankly, were I to be running the academy which controls the school, I would have suspended or fired the teachers who were prepared to stop Labour MP, Damien Egan, from taking up the invite.
A bizarre aspect of the whole affair was that the cancelled visit happened last September, but the Labour hierarchy decided to keep quiet about it being axed. Why was that?
You can only suspect that they didn’t want to fall out with the local Muslim population, who represent 8.9 per cent of Mr Egan’s Bristol North East constituency. How about Labour speaking up for the other 91 per cent in the constituency?
What is equally bizarre is that the ban was disclosed by Steve Reed, the Environment Secretary, who used to be the leader of London’s Lambeth council, which is teetering on bankruptcy and wins almost every prize for inefficiency.
How do you get into the Cabinet with that lot on your CV? The answer is to be a Socialist. Anyway, Mr Reed, having disclosed the ban, thinking enough time had passed before it was no longer a big story (how wrong was he about that?), said the campaigners would be called in and face firm action. Oh yes, against whom and what would that ‘’action’’ actually be? All hot air.
Muslim muscle just defeated the silent majority in Britain. This is a watershed moment - Kelvin MacKenzie
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So, today we have a school that will effectively not allow its local MP to cross the premises because they don’t care for his religion. Imagine if the roles had been reversed.
A Muslim MP was not allowed to enter a local school because of Jewish activism. Starmer would be all over it. Instead, our PM doesn’t say a word.
Is there anybody out there representing us? The Tories are doing their best, but they don’t move the needle. I despair. It’s the same in the scandal over Craig Guilford, the Chief Constable of the West Midlands. It emerges that he was appointed after Kamran Hussein, a local mosque leader, interviewed him for the job on a panel put together by the local crime commissioner.
Only last month, that same mosque had livestreamed a sermon in which an imam had said husbands had the right to impose ‘’ physical discipline’’ on their wives.
Why on earth would you invite the chief executive from a controversial panel onto a panel to decide who will go on to be the most important figure in law enforcement in Birmingham and beyond?
The investment in the appointment process by Mr Hussein paid off. When it came to deciding whether to allow the Macabi fans to come over for the important Aston Villa game, Mr Guilford and his colleagues opted for a ban.
The Muslim activists had got their way. I find it hard to believe that they weren’t influenced by the Muslims with their well-established anti-semitic views.
Once again, the silent majority were ignored. All Starmer said was that the decision to ban the fans was ‘’wrong’’. Is that it? Why didn’t he overrule the police? The obvious answer was that the Muslim vote was more important to him than the wishes of the population.
This, unfortunately, is just the beginning.
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