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It takes a nation to protect the nation

From the BBC's website.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6309983.stm

What is significant is that on a whole range of key issues (sharia law, terrorism), the younger generation are almost 3x more supportive of these issues than the older generation.  This shows the stupidity and self-delusion of the assumption that "those who are born here will integrate and moderate".



British Muslims poll: Key points

Key findings from a survey by the centre-right think tank, Policy Exchange, of more than 1,000 Muslims living across the UK.
RELIGION
  • 86% of Muslims feel that religion is the most important thing in their life
  • 36% of 16 to 24-year-olds believe if a Muslim converts to another religion they should be punished by death, compared with 19% of over-55s
  • 62% of 16 to 24-year-olds feel they have as much in common with non-Muslims as Muslims, compared with 71% of over-55s


EDUCATION
  • 60% of Muslims would prefer to send their children to a mixed state school, compared with 35% who would prefer to send their child to an Islamic school
  • 37% of 16 to 24-year-olds would prefer to send their children to Islamic state schools, compared with 19% of over-55s
SHARIA LAW
  • 59% of Muslims would prefer to live under British law, compared with 28% who would prefer to live under Sharia law

  • 37% of 16 to 24-year-olds prefer Sharia compared with 17% of over-55s
LIFESTYLE
  • 74% of 16 to 24-year-olds would prefer Muslim women to choose to wear the veil, compared with only 28% of over-55s

  • 21% of Muslims have consumed alcohol
  • 65% have paid interest on a normal mortgage
  • 19% have gambled
  • 9% have admitted to taking drugs
FOREIGN POLICY
  • 7% "admire organisations like al-Qaeda that are prepared to fight the West". 13% of 16 to 24-year-olds agreed with this statement compared with 3% of over-55s
  • 41% named foreign policy as an important issue to Muslims but they were not necessarily more informed or engaged than the wider population
  • 58% believe that "many of the problems in the world today are a result of arrogant Western attitudes"

CAUSING OFFENCE
  • 37% believe that "one of the benefits of modern society is the freedom to criticise other people's religious or political views, even when it causes offence"
  • 28% of Muslims believe that authorities in Britain go over the top in trying not to offend Muslims
  • 75% believe it was wrong for a council to ban an advertisement for a Christmas carol service in 2003 for fear of causing tension
  • 64% believe it was wrong for a council to ban all images of pigs from its offices, for example on calendars and toys in 2005, for fear of offending Muslims

SUGGESTIONS MADE IN REPORT
  • Stop emphasising difference and engage with Muslims as citizens, not through their religious identity
  • Recognise that the Muslim "community" is not homogenous, and attempts to give group rights or representation will only alienate sections of the population further
  • Stop treating Muslims as a vulnerable group. The exaggeration of Islamophobia does not make Muslims feel protected but instead reinforces feelings of victimisation and alienation
  • Encourage a broader intellectual debate in order to challenge the crude anti-Western, anti-British ideas that dominate cultural and intellectual life. This means allowing free speech and debate, even when it causes offence to some minority groups
  • Keep a sense of perspective. The obsession of politicians and the media with scrutinising the wider Muslim population, either as victims or potential terrorists, means that Muslims are regarded as outsiders, rather than as members of society like everyone else
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Under the Suggestions section it says that the muslim community is not "homogenous".  But this is a dishonest remark.  Whatever differences exist between muslims, there is clearly a unifying feature.  How else were they able to find a target "demographic" in order to survey their opinions?  They were not stopping random people in the street.  They were asking muslims; not atheists, not ex-muslims, not sikhs.

Tags: policy-exchange, radicalisation, sharia, survey

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Comment from Joe 

The best refutation of the Leftist dogma that "the next generation will integrate and become atheists" is this survey:

http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/mpapps/pagetools/print/news.bbc.co.uk/1/h...

The survey wasn't conducted by "far right islamophobies" but by "moderate muslims", blessed with the approval of Peter Tatchell.  And the survey demonstrates that the younger generation, who benefited from a state PC-MC education in Britain, are 3x more fascistic than their parents.

The full survey reveals something even more shocking to me.  60% to 70% want to see gay people "punished" and homosexuality made a crime.  And again, the younger people surveyed were more enthusiastic for this.  The punishment in the survey is not revealed, but since almost 40% want sharia law, we can conclude that 40% of muslims want to see gay people exterminated.

Of course, the media have buried this survey, and it has received virtually no publicity in the past 7 years.

Imagine the furore if 70% of EDL said they wanted to have islam made illegal, possibly wanting them killed for being born muslims.

36% of 16 to 24-year-olds believe if a Muslim converts to another religion they should be punished by death, compared with 19% of over-55s

So, the number of Muslims who believe in killing apostates has doubled with the new generation, to reach 1/3rd.  And our leaders and media liars tell us not to worry, that all will be ok.

But of course, the Muslims are right.  Anyone who leaves the gang has to be killed, to preserve gang integrity.  That's how all gang's work, they can't work on a democratic basis with free entry and exit.

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