You need to move somewhere nicer, there are plenty of places were the mothers are well above their 20s, and wearing normal day wear.
Oh and "Multiculturalism has failed" is double-speak for "Muslims are scary". Utter crap.
I actually heard the speech word for word from start to finish, at no point did it come across as "Muslims are scary". If anything it was about trying to close the gap between muslims in our country by removing intolerance and inequality unilaterally.
The 'timing' of the speech is owing to the Security Meeting I dare say has been scheduled for some time. I would expect the events in Egypt have made both Merkle and DC think differently, and rightly so. There has been a seachange out there and it's definitely making a lot of people think very differently to how they thought about things even a few weeks ago. These events could be a turning point for the world potentially, we ought not to let this opportunity go to waste.
To be oppressed, either by others or self-imposed makes one think very differently, you rage against faceless things that you CAN rage against. Once that oppression lifts, the individual will feel lighter and will start to see that the object of their anger is not as deserving of that bile as they originally thought.
Egypt has shown that now that the fear of the oppressive regime has gone, the citizens are experiencing feelings they never had before, inclusion, patriotism, community and society. There is no reason why we can't foster the same in our society.
By punishing one section of the community for saying/doing things that are perceived as intolerant to other, but allowing other sections of society to continue with practises totally at odds with a free, open society without any reproach at all is nonsensical. To turn a blind eye to practices such as forced marriage or honour crime for fear of offending a non-native culture is only ever going to be destined for failure.
As in everything, a little common sense goes a long way.