UK Fights Back Against Islamization

UK Telegraph: Plan for 'no-notice' school inspections to stamp out Islamic extremism in classrooms 

Schools are to face no-notice inspections after it emerged that those at the centre of the alleged Trojan Horse plot put on "hastily arranged shows of cultural inclusivity" to fool regulators. 

David Cameron will order Ofsted to consider lightning inspections of all schools in the future as part of a “robust response” to allegations that Islamic extremists infiltrated schools in Birmingham. 

The Government believes changes are needed after it was revealed that some schools at the centre of the affair suddenly staged lessons and assemblies on Christianity to give a false impression of religious harmony. 

In further measures, Ofsted will announce that all schools will be forced to promote a “broad and balanced” education to prepare pupils for life as British citizens.

'We can't avoid the threat of Islamism' 

It is not just an argument about how to prevent terrorism inspired by religious fanaticism. It is also about the future of our culture, and how to ensure that it does not fragment into a series of segregated and separate groups united only by their mutual suspicion and distrust. 

That is the nightmare scenario that just about everyone wants to avoid. It is one conjured up as a serious possibility not just by political parties such as Ukip and pressure groups such as Migration Watch, but also by academic researchers who study the impact of immigration.

Girls found hanged after gang-rape 'may have been victims of honour killings' 

Two teenage cousins found hanging from a mango tree after being kidnapped, gang-raped and lynched, may in fact have been murdered in an honour killing by members of their own family, police in India have suggested. 

Photographs of the low caste girls, aged 14 and 15, hanging from the tree, provoked a worldwide outcry over the scale of sexual violence in India and atrocities suffered by its backward castes and "untouchables". 

UN Secretary Ban Ki-moon voiced his horror at the killings. The girls had been walking to a nearby field to go to the toilet one evening last month when they were allegedly seized by five men, gang-raped and hung from a tree. 

Three of the men accused were arrested along with two policemen who had refused to help the victims' families when they first reported their daughters missing. Two more suspects are on the run.

British Tory government shoots at citizens

The Conservative Party prime minister of Britain has threatened to ban opposition to his plan to Islamise the nation. A few days ago his police forces have shot out the tyres of a van carrying a law-abiding citizen because, it seems, some Muslims complained that the driver and his mates were planning to bomb a mosque. Half a dozen people were arrested, then released without charge-- because they were falsely accused. That hardly matters to the British ruling class. There will be more incidents like this because the British ruling class is at war with the British people.

The British ruling class and the Left dhimmi fascist intelligentsia and their followers are determined to destroy the nations of Britain and to turn them into a multi-cultural utopias. Those, such as the English Defence League, are not merely hounded by police, they are shot at and beaten and arrested and generally vilified by the rulership of Britain. Reaction among the alarmed is usually along the lines of, "Someone should do something." The prime minister wants to ban opposition to Islamisation of Britain. That's something.

More at: http://nodhimmitude.blogspot.com/2010/07/british-conservative-party-government.html

Cameron a change for the better?

Nick Clegg has climbed into bed with the Tories, whom most of his supporters hate, for a political price that is more than a pittance, but scarcely worth the price of their souls. More than a few Tories, in their turn, are dismayed that David Cameron has made a deal with a party of hookers. But the consequence is that Britain has a new government.

This coalition will not be the 'strong and stable' government which the economic crisis calls for. It is not the Tory government which the English people overwhelmingly voted for. But it is the least bad one we are going to get, after our disastrously muddled election result.

The best news is that we have got rid of Labour. The writhings of Gordon Brown, aided by Peter Mandelson and Alastair Campbell, two of the most duplicitous men in public life, have failed to save their party from accepting the consequences of defeat at the polls.

As a UK voter that desperately wanted to rid my country of Gordon Brown and his cohorts for many of the reasons that blogs like this exist, i.e. the creeping Islamification of the UK, I voted Tory so this is a limited success.

As I am someone who cares about these things I was up into the early hours on election night jubilant at first, thinking my side were going to trounce Labour and then realising that it would be a close run thing I went to bed. By the morning it was clear that although the Tories had won the majority of the votes and Labour had indeed lost badly it seemed that Labour was not going to resign any time soon. Indeed they were not even acknowledging that they had lost.

For almost a further week the rollercoaster ride continued whilst I, glued to the news channels listened to every pundit discussed the negotiations that were going on between the Tories and the LibDems with the view to creating a coalition government that would command a majority in the house of commons.

It was looking good, Satan's disciple, Peter Mandelson and helpers cooked up a plan to throw a spanner in the works on Monday. So the rollercoaster rolled on. I was in despair on Monday night and through Tuesday as it seemed the LibDems would go with Labour.

Suddenly it all changed and Gordon Brown decided he wanted to get out now and he was on his way to the Queen to resign even before the Cons and Libs had announced a deal. What a turn around. Despair to joy, joy to despair and back again.

I am not sure about some of the things they have agreed on but at least there won't be any scrapping of our Trident submarines. It's better than what we had, just a little, but we will be going through hard times very soon as both the Tories and LibDems are realistic about the national debt and will be imposing some "savage" cuts in public services.

Whatever . . . It’s got to be better than Labour. Only a few reasons at the moment ‘cos it’s not clear how much the Tories have dropped from their manifesto to keep the LibDems in tow.

They have agreed to cap immigration to the tens of thousands as compared with hundreds of thousands under Labour, so that’s a plus.

The Tories did pledge to get out of the EU Human Rights Act – which is the reason the UK has been ridiculed on some blogs because of the resulting absurdities – but whether they can do it now or not is doubtful.

The only other advantage is that the political colour of Britain is now blue/pink instead of red/deeper red.

British Conservative Party's New Campaign Theme Song

David Cameron, leader of Britain's Conservative Party, has officially announced the party's theme song for the up-coming campaign, this designed especially to appeal to our Muslim voters. Said Cameron, "Ours is no longer the party of dinosaurs and reactionary Englishmen; ours is a progressive party; and our new theme song is designed to show all British voters our new and vibrant approach to multi-culturalism and our sensitivity to all British peoples. Because each of us is, in his or her own way, special.

Hear the British Conservative Party campaign theme song here.