reply to post by quackers
First you tried to link this to current events in M.E.
Wrong.
Now this.
Yes, Muslims are a minority who have a say and influence that far outstrips their numbers.
People speak of extremist and moderate Muslims, but their is little difference.
The so called moderates do little or nothing to stop the spread of extreme interpretationa of Islam and the activities of it's believers.
The demographics of birth rates of Muslims has been discussed to the nth degree here on ATS and I have no intention to get involved in another debate
on the subject but I think that it it is generally accepted that with current birth rates and the current immigration policy then the Muslim
population is going to increase massively over the next few decades.
Just how much influence will they have then?
I am not scaremongering.
This needs to be addressed now before it is too late.
The upsurge in support for the BNP had long been predicted by myself and several others here on ATS.
It is a protest vote.
The major political parties point blankly refuse to accept that we have a problem or to acknowledge the concerns of a large proportion of British
society.
Very few people genuinely want the BNP to get elected but they expect drastic action to be taken over the activities of these Muslim 'extremists',
they are sick of PC do-gooders, they are even more fed up of carear politicians whose only concern is adhering to the party line and personal
advancement and gratification and they want a full review of our immigration policy.