And me!
Look at what has happened in communities like Bradford and Birmingham where large communities of muslims settled and have been allowed to establish religious academies purporting to be mainstream, local, schools. OfSTED uncovered extremism being taught, girls being separated from boys and repressed, female white teachers being discriminated against, British customs being ignored and criticised and challenged (some white British children attend these schools), bullying by male muslim leaders who are governors. Not in one or two but in whole chains of these schools run by extremist muslim academy chains.
They have now discovered there are illegal schools being run which are teaching extremism to the pont if teaching terrorism, encouraging martyrism, anti-British propaganda and hatred.
My PIL live in Bradford until 3 years ago and are recently retired teachers. They have experienced some shocking things at the hands of local muslim leaders who have established themselves and their cronies as majority parties on governing bodies and then taken control. My MIL - who is a tough woman not easily shaken- was an Assistant Head and found herself dealing daily with the verbal and sexual bullying of female staff and girls by large groups of muslim boys- who the governors refused to sanction in any serious way.
My SIL moved up to the north east near us last year because she loves it up here. She had got to the point where the house she lived in was the only house in her street lived in by someone not an immigrant. The area became scarey. Gangs of young muslim men on the streets day and night standing with their faces hidden, smoking, shouting abuse as she passed , throwing things, making sexual gestures. Many of the older men were the same. All of these men found the fact that she and her girlfriend were lesbians something they felt they could say what they liked about. They were threatened with gang rape. She moved out of her house and lost money on the sale and into a rented flat and then up here.
Not all of Bradford is like that. Lots of it is much more mixed. But there are areas of it which are awful. My PIL and SIL are tolerant, warm, kind people. They have not made up what happened to them. They actually are very subdued by it and worry about what the future holds in Bradford, especially for young people- of all backgrounds. If it was not for DH's very elderly grandma, PIL would probably move too- although they now live in a village outside of Bradford.