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'Four Corners' blames non-Muslims for extremism : Comments
By Leon Bertrand, published 14/3/2008To deny or ignore the anti-social behaviours which have caused hostility towards Muslims will not help anyone.
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What concerns me most of all is the number of soft-lefters who point to Europe and Britain as examples of how multiculturalism should work. I have not bothered to check whether you are a proponent, although I have a feeling you are. I will of course apologize if you are not.
I’ve just finished reading the Islamist by Ed (Mohammed) Hussein. His descriptions bring into sharper focus the failure of the multi culti brigade in Britain, where they are more fanatical than in Australia. There can be little doubt that in Britain Islamist (as opposed to muslim) values are being forcefully pushed into the mainstream.
I accept that maligning all Muslims in BD’s manner is doing the Islamists work for them. I also believe that the soft-left’s behaviour has been extremely helpful to those Islamist organizations, allowing them to flourish. To argue however, that the Islamist organizations are somehow our fault is patently false and self-defeating.
Tolerance of organizations like Jamaat-e-Islami and Hizb ut-Tahrir and their front organizations posing as lobby groups, allowed the subversion of large traditional Muslim communities, through a mixture of lies, bullying and soft left support. When I say soft-left support, I don’t necessarily mean that the soft left accepted the ideas of radical Islamo-Fascists but they were always ready to support the cry of racism and religious intolerance which was obscenely ironic, given the hatred of the west and non muslims that is a hallmark of these groups.
It is rather a little late after events like 9/11 and 7/7 to say “ … we have laws against people harming each other.” And if you were even thinking of blaming the west for these acts you should note that these organizations were spewing their hate filled messages in Britain since the start of the Bosnian War in the early 90’s, before there was a War on Terror.
To this day Jamaat-e-Islami and Hizb ut-Tahrir are not banned groups in the UK, yet its members advocate violence against non muslims and support the introduction of sharia law in Britain. Seemingly Britains anti-vilification laws don’t work.