ISLAM is an aggressively proselytising religion. It seeks to expand with a view to ultimate dominance in the form of a global caliphate.
When it is strong, it expands by waging open war on ‘the infidel’. When it is weak, it wages its war of expansion by stealth. As Muhammad said: ‘War is deceit’.
Another saying interpreted by the Muslim scholar, Ibn al-Munayyr, renowned for his meticulous analysis of the Hadith, is as follows: ‘The good war, which attains its complete objective, is the one involving deception, not confrontation, for confrontation involves danger, while deception achieves victory without risk.’
It seems that such a ‘good war’ is at present being waged against this country, with considerable success, by an expansive Islam; and as the confidence increases of the Muslim Brotherhood, with its placemen and myriad seeding groups, this is resulting in ever more obvious and offensive displays of supremacy to the dismay of the vast majority of the population. This includes both long-term immigrants who respect our way of life and came here to share it, and those Muslims who simply wish to conduct their religion in what they understand to be the orthodox way: in the mosque, or in decent privacy.
It is par for the course that people who believe their religion to be the final word of God should feel that they are doing the rest of us a favour by attempting to force-feed us with its precepts. What is extraordinary is that we should permit them to do so. At least, it would be extraordinary, if those wielding the levers of power in our institutions had not been industriously degrading our culture and chipping away at our confidence and self-respect as a nation for the past half century and more.