Janh - of course one of the wonderful things about living in Britain is that generally people can talk about their political views without getting arrested and shot. Indeed, that is one of the things which makes me a happy Brit !!
You are entitled to your opinion on Boris. He is a controversial figure, so hope you don't mind those of us who think his opinions on multiculturalism in Britain belong in the gutter of trashy journalism !
Just to clarify something that may have made it sound that I was downgrading any man or woman who fought in WWII. The fight against Hitler was a just cause and if ever there was a "Just WAr", it was the war to deafeat Fascism. Any one who has a relative or friend who fought in that war, no matter what their ethnic origion, should be very proud indeed.
As I said in an earlier post, and as Chandra pointed out, history can be misinterpreted and misrepresented to suit one's own political bias.
When boris talked about the Khan's and Ali's who fought in WWII, he omitted to mention those Indians who fought against Britain and opposed the British colonisation of the Subcontinent. That is a very serious omission of fact.
I hope that I did not offend anyone who lost a loved-one in WWII, I was just trying to make the debate more balanced .
Hope to meet you all on another thread !