MULTICULTURAL BRITAIN

[Michael Grove]

The reason that the people of Britain are voting UKIP is that they no longer

trust any of the major political parties in Britain, to actually protect and

evolve the multicultural values which have made Britain what IT IS and has

been since our neolithic ancestors first settled these island 5000 years ago.

When asked "why did you vote UKIP?" one voter from Strood said, after the

election ... "I’m frankly fed up with being treated like a 4th rate citizen"

Presumably this is, in some respects, not dissimilar to the way that the people

of Dortmund feel vis a vi those of Dresden. 

I AM JUST listening to the ongoing SKY channel news, concerning … Ofsted

inspectors that found that pupils at a private London Muslim school were

not able to tell the difference between Sharia law and English law - and

concluded that young people at Mazahirul Uloom School in Tower Hamlets

were being taught a narrow curriculum regularly focusing only on the

Islamic faith and culture - and many pupils told Ofsted that learning about

other religions was wrong - and some pupils told the watchdog that it

was a woman’s job to “stay at home and clean and look after the children”,

while others, when talking about Sharia law and English law, were unable to

say which laws they should follow and which were more important.

In concert with the fact that Emily Thornberry, now the former shadow

attorney general, managed in one tweet just hours before the polls closed

to yesterday’s by-election in Rochester and Strood, which returned UKIP’s

second MP to parliament, to ensure one the greatest self-inflicted wounds

an opposition has managed in recent years. The tweet itself really didn't say

much. But to many it didn't need to. It spoke loud and clear. The terraced

house, the white van, the St George's flag - this was Rochester, well it was

actually Strood - but these are the people who vote UKIP.

What comes to mind in the context of all of this is that the underlying truth

of Buddha’s message, took several centuries to flourish as an understanding,

in Japan - that it needed Constantine to establish Christianity as the religion

of the Roman Empire, for it to spread afar, and that following the flourishing

of the Caliphates of Islam and the magnificent beauty of its offerings in the

past, the truth of the message of Muhammad in Britain, and presumably in other

nations of the world, is seemingly withering on the vine.

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