This. 💯
The person you are quoting who is quoting me doesn’t seem to understand that Turkey (and the Middle East for that matter) used to be Christian about 2000 years ago. The oldest cities of Christendom were in the Middle East- Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem- and they were quickly conquered by Muslims who converted people by the sword and by seizing the women and selling them as slaves. So, before that, they had their own culture that was totally devoid of Islam.
Wha I loved about the UK was how blissfully unaware you could be about the horrors of Islam because this country was undeniably western and Christian, it had a strong identity… not anymore. British identity is in danger of being eroded.
If people think that what happened in backwards Islamic nations like Turkey, Iran and Afghanistan can’t happen here because their culture is somehow backwards, let me disavow you of that illusion, their culture is backwards because of Islam - a medieval religion that is 100% resistant to change because of blasphemy laws. What makes them think that by importing young men from such countries on an industrial scale is not going to shift the demographics permanently? Does breathing in British air and eating British food automatically make someone British?
On the other hand, I do see where she is coming from. That kind of sh!t won’t happen here…. yet. If we act now, we can slow it down and then stop it massively. We can become defenders of British and Western culture by never being complacent.
It’s getting to a stage where I don’t care what anyone says about i**ophobia because contrary to what people think, it’s lefties who are afraid. They are so afraid that they become cowards and let that religion and culture take over their own because of their fear of confrontation. The only people they feel brave enough to confront are the patriots.
People like us are supposedly playing a dangerous game by showing support for Reform but I would argue that the Far-Right are easier to defeat than Islamofascism.
Hearing about the grooming gangs has been so depressing and has brought back memories of all the wrongs that are done to women in Turkey on a daily basis. It is oddly familiar and it doesn’t surprise me at all that it has taken place but what is devastating in all of this is the way the authorities automatically sided with the perpetrators because of their religion. In other words, showing favouritism to a group that is supposedly vulnerable and therefore a protected group but who are in reality the aggressor.