^ maybe irrelevant to the thread but worth pointing out the Muslims don't have a monopoly on terrorist groups.

Woof you put a 'problem with a minority community'. That is the issue... you've chucked everyone in together. That was my point. The people I know, am friends with, work with and have lived with. Are not 'those' people they are part of a group of people associated by a religion that have a completely different view or way of going about their lives than the continual portrayal we see in the media. They see the issues too, but is it their responsibility?  Is it my responsibility to quell the action of any white Christian in this country?

As long as we see Muslims as just a group of people then the worse it will get. Because the over simplification does not do justice to normal people who are Muslim.

^ None of the abusers in the North Wales care-home scandal were identified by their ethnicity or religion in the press.
They were all white and active members of the Church of England, but that doesn't make the story 'pop' off the page.

There is a tangible, existential threat to the West from Islamofascism/Salafism/Wahabism/Sunni and Shia muslim sects, as the ongoing process of genocide in the ME continues with the establishment of the demonic caliphate and the barbarism in our Northern towns.

The ambience is like the 1930's, with the appeasers burying their heads in the sand, and the rest of us seeing very clearly beyond the shrill multi-culturalist, anti-patriotic, cod-fake globalista agenda, whilst all the media and liberals look on as if we are drug fuelled, neurotic misfits. I love the old Blighty, its basic integrity, formed over hundreds of years by indigenous humour, courage, stoic self-sacrifice, invention and love of country.

War is in the offing, and we need to decide now, is the West worth fighting and preserving, or shall we succumb to the darkness of the desert and Arab supremicism? There is no escape from this, the low grade civil wars have already begun, the intensity will only increase.

Not only "yes" but also "duh".  But the exact fact that it's news to so many people is what is so troubling.

I'm regretting I posted the article. I keep forgetting what a trigger issue some of these things are over there.

In general multiculturalism seems to mean something different in UK to what it does here. Whilst theres some disagreement around the edges basically multiculturalism has worked well here in Australia.

You've missed the boat for down under. My colleagues who went over there in the early 90s, tell me it was a working man's paradise: 3x the salary of the UK, house prices a quarter of the price compared to the UK, goods and food cheaper than the UK. Now, it is a lot more expensive and house prices have gone through the roof. So the problem of affordable housing exists in Aus now too.

It is not only Britain that is sick, Europe too is experiencing a rise of anti-semitism that is reminiscent of the 30's, particularly in France were the remaining jews are leaving knowing full well what awaits in a country where 16% of the population support the IS.

And this time, it will not stop at the jews, will it?