Posted on 07/09/2015 6:28:01 PM PDT by Olog-hai
London mourned the dead and the mutilated on the tenth anniversary of the massacre of 7 July 2005. Fifty-six victims at the hands of suicide bombers with birth certificates from Luton, Bradford, Manchester. A few days ago, at a beach on the Mediterranean, Jihad returned to kill thirty Englishmen.
But ten years later, they still do not get it.
We did not understand that the terror that struck the British metropolis was a war, not the idea of a few fanatics, but the vocation of choice of the best examples of integration, boys and girls, Muslims who attended the Foremarke Hall of Repton which counts among its alumni writers like Christopher Isherwood and former archbishops of Canterbury. Boys and girls who listened to Coldplay, wanted to change the world and were photographed with ministers (as was Reyaad Khan, a leader of the British cell obeying the orders of the Caliph). …
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Apparently we don’t get it either.
They are way beyond “getting it”, they got it. When they changed their immigration laws in the 1960’s they forever and irrevocably destroyed the reasonable social consensus that had defined England. It is gone forever.
The great liberal hope is to rule over a police state, fully justified by current events.
I think the British people do....their gov doesn’t.
Oh we get it, we have a traitor alleged president who is the evil within.
It’s not like we can afford to judge the British...
I stopped caring when they decided to turn the day into a big social media circle-je*k.
Where are the Stop Jihad Now! signs in the lib ‘hoods?
...because we are both on the same path to oblivion.
That’s ok, the British spy agencies were incompetent and compromised during WWII as well, so there’s no reason to believe they got their head on straight now.
If that’s so, why aren’t there more UKIP MP’s?
I think people are just waking up. They’ve been brainwashed by the media. In comes the internet and Sky News. Not the BBC and headlines on a news stand at corner shop (which is an art form in the UK).
Churchill had read Mein Kampf and fixed on Hitler as a future problem in the twenties. He paid careful attention to everything Hitler did. He was virtually alone in predicting the danger.
Almost everybody else in Britain wished he, Churchill, would go away. The leading pols refused to acknowledge the threat.
However, by the late thirties more people and big names caught on that Churchill was right. But of course it was too late to stop the war.
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