Their is no possibility to change Britain from Christianity to Islam. They

Comment on Islamification of Britain by David.

Their is no possibility to change Britain from Christianity to Islam. They are so few in numbers and even with voting apathy that exists, there is still not enough for Islamic voters to take over the country. The media makes things bigger than they are.

As for Raymond’s respect of Religion. The human condition of Fight or Flight have people jumpy trying to decide what to do and who to in order that their way of life is un-coloured by cultural influence. The last thing people will do is embrace it with honour. The fact is that those Muslims who make the news in a bad way (we like bad news as it feeds our desire to know more about how to protect ourselves using the experiences of others) are taking over the pulpit on your behalf, whether you like it or not.

They are telling your story in their words. People are believing them because you stand up and say silly things like… you say it’s us, we don’t. (or there abouts)

The scary thing about islam for most people is that it crosses borders and is seen as more important than civil law. So a war in one country is a war against Islam. That’s a problem. Most people think in terms of your obligation to the country where you are born or are a citizen of. That is most people’s belief. Islam doesn’t see it that way and so the people in our midst are the people who are no longer our fellow Brits but the enemy. There is only one way to solve this. Speak for yourselves and don’t let the extreme elements of your religion (this goes for everyone) speak for all of you. Reassert yourselves as British… Muslims, but British with commitments to such ideology as the State we live in. Not the religion, the state that allows you to practice your religion. Otherwise I think there will be persecution and that won’t be good either.

For all of your information and to make clear my devils advocate position. I am a British Born Irish/Malaysian who is proud of my place and my right to be British and of our History. I am also proud of my father’s land… A Muslim country in Asia, democratic but so corrupt it’s unreal. I am not Muslim although I have a lot of family and friends who are. I am not a Christian although I am also born of a Catholic parent and raised as Catholic. I believe that religion seperates us and is it is the Human condition that in fact drives us to seek out differences in order to elevate ourselves above our fellow man. It’s bad for us. The morals are generally good but like everything, it should be taken in small doses. Please think about the comments you have all made and try not to resent each other your differences. We all want an end to the troubles and two million people marching on the streets against war tells us a lot about what we should never have done.

I have my fingers crossed for our countrymen, Muslim and Christian and everyone in between.