Man in a Shed: The more I look

Thursday, August 17, 2006

The more I look - the worse it is

The more I look the less secure I feel about Islam. First we had Michael Nazir-Ali, the Bishop of Rochester, warning about the dangers of Multiculturalism ( my post on this here ). Now I read about a priest in Belgium being prosecuted for warning about how Christians will be treated if Europe becomes Islamic.

What do these two men have in common - well actual experience of living as a minority in a muslim country. We should listen to their words carefully whilst we still can hear them. Soon MPAC and the like will try to prevent us hearing the warnings.

See also the Right to Justice campaign.

Update: Also worth a look is the juxapositioned edited interview by Dan Sytman, co-host of “Sytman & Boze” on Seattle'’s KTTH radio of Azzam Tamimi's radio interview here thanks to LGF - first spotted on DFH.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: Yes, but have you visited Père Samuel's website?

He is hardly subtle about it and from what I can make out, more Barking than Dagenham.

The Belgians are sensitive about two things: the fact that there are not many famous Belgians, and all references to Hitler and the Nazis. This Priest, by all accounts a mischief maker, qualifies on the second count at least.; 2:58 am

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