There is an interesting and scary video regarding Islam in England at
It is by the Queen's former chaplain Gavin Ashenden
At 23:17, he makes the comments:
It goes on and is quite scary. Everyone ought to listen to this.
It is by the Queen's former chaplain Gavin Ashenden
At 23:17, he makes the comments:
Quote:
I was being driven through Egypt in about the year 2000 and my taxi driver was a Copt and I'd been at a retreat at a Coptic Orthodox monastery,
Taxi driver [said] I'm Cpptic Orthodox, too. He said, "You know, you've got to watch out in England because you know what happened to us, don't you?"
I said, "Well, I think I do, but tell me what happened to you."
"Well, we were Christian in Egypt. There weren't any Arabs here. We're not an Arabic country. The main character of the population was Coptic Orthodox. And the Arabs came in and they outbred us and to begin with, they were nice neighbors and then the moment they gained the upper hand, they began to persecute us, and now they blow us up, close down our churches, persecute us, and kill us and force us to be Islam is Muslims at the edge of the sword. You don't want that. That's how they work. You don't want that in England."
And I thought, "That's really quite interesting." And then over the last 25 years, I've seen the numbers of Islamic immigration multiply enormously. And you know 1% turns to 2 turns to 4 turns to 6 turns to 7 and suddenly the 7% have got 15 or 20 Muslim mayors throughout the country, ...
And then my brain said that during the Syrian crisis when we took in Syrian refugees I know the demographics in Syria and they're bout 90% Muslim 10% Christian. Then you would expect that if we took in Syrian refugees that 10% would be Christian. There weren't any Christians brought in.So the people running the home office during the Syrian crisis refused to let Christian refugees in and only let Muslim refugees in. Who's in charge of the Home Office that's doing that?
So it's not just King Charles talking about halal. ... Actually it comes to discovering that the home office deals with prioritizes Islamic immigration then the political ambitions of this particular group of people become less than statistical. They become actually quite threatening.
So you go from Sadiq Khan to all the other mayors and you say :What are you doing" and I happen to know what they were doing because I had a fairly liberal stage and I worked with a number of Islamic academic colleagues and they told me what they were going to do and the bottom almost dropped out of my world when I discovered.
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One thing I did as an academic was I organized interreligious colloquia and basically these are rather posh events when people who are very good at what they do get together and share their ideas and you get kind of brownie points if you can bring together Muslims, Christians, Jews, maybe a few Buddhists, perhaps a Bahai or two, you know, and some Seikhs will be good. ...
I worked with a ver eminent Islamic scholar in his 70s. He had a PhD. He was intellectually very reputable and known throught Europe. We got along very well. ... I organized this humdinger of a colloquium and some really high quality speakers international reputation and it lasted a day, but the university I taught at had a traffic problem at 5:00. The campus got really clogged and everyone tried to get off campus either by half past 3 or 4 if you could slip out in time or you were stuck till 7. ... We were approaching quater past 4 and my friend was the last person to speak. ... And then he kind of became evuncular (kind of like an uncle) and intimate ... .
"I don't mean like that. It's not about me. It's about the Islamic Republic of Great Britain."
I said, "Excuse me."
He said, "I haven't come here for me. I'd be happier in the old country." No, he said, "I';ve come here for the Islamic Republic of Great Britain. It's now clear it's going to happen in the lives of my grandchilldren. It's going so well it could happen in the lives of my children."
"I don't understand. Can you explain."
"Well yes. It's very simple. It's all about democracy and demography. And so democracy follows demography. There comes a point when we are here in such numbers that we get democratic weight and using our Democratric weight, we ask for Islamic culture. There are about 10 to 12 northern connivations (what's this?) over 50% of the population under 15 are Muslim. In 15 years time they'll have the vote and then over 50% of the voting population will be Muslim and at that point we will ask for Sharia law because it's democracy. We have the vote. We can ask for what we want. We can vote for what we want. We'll have Muslim politicians who will be our leaders and we'll vote for them and they'll give us what we want."
"You probably don't know, but Tony Blair received a delegation of our Islamic leaders a couple of years ago and the said to him we've got the North of England. It's now going to become Islamic. Why don't you cede it to us now and gain an enormous number of political kudos as being the politician who saw the future and made it happen in a kind of easy transitional way. We were very disappointed when he said no to us, but we said to him well, it'll happen anyway."
It goes on and is quite scary. Everyone ought to listen to this.