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Windsor in UK has been the centre of some small-scale (relatively speaking) rioting centred around a “Muslim-run dairy which has become an unofficial prayer centre for workers”. Nothing wrong with that you would think – but there is obviously more to it than has been reported..
But the strange thing is the extreme reluctance of reporters and newspapers to print the “M-word”.
London Lite (Daily Mail’s publication) e.g. reported (5th Oct ’06) that, “extra police are being drafted into the Windsor area today after three nights of violent clashes between white and Asian youths”…
Who are these “Asian youths” – could they be Chinese, Japanese or from South East Asia, Mongolians?
Not clear…the report goes on to that “Windows of the makeshift mosque and dairy vehicles were smashed. Residents said that Asian youths came from Slough to fight the white gang”.
“Dairy manager Sikander Khan, 50, said his predominantly Asian workers were worried after the fire-bomb attack” OK, I may be dumb but Khan does not sound like a Chinese or a Japanese name to me.
The report continues: “…residents feared a mosque would make things worse…”
Get the point? Could this be linked to British Hindus’ yearning for a separate identity rather than simply being lumped as “Asians”? and what about Indians – are we “Asian”? – the last time I studied geography we were…but somehow I find it hard to believe that any of us (Indians) were involved in these incidents…
can the media gather the courage to stand up and speak the truth clearly and fearlessly?
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Please, no "M-word" here...
Windsor in UK has been the centre of some small-scale (relatively speaking) rioting centred around a “Muslim-run dairy which has become an unofficial prayer centre for workers”. Nothing wrong with that you would think – but there is obviously more to it than has been reported..
But the strange thing is the extreme reluctance of reporters and newspapers to print the “M-word”.
London Lite (Daily Mail’s publication) e.g. reported (5th Oct ’06) that, “extra police are being drafted into the Windsor area today after three nights of violent clashes between white and Asian youths”…
Who are these “Asian youths” – could they be Chinese, Japanese or from South East Asia, Mongolians?
Not clear…the report goes on to that “Windows of the makeshift mosque and dairy vehicles were smashed. Residents said that Asian youths came from Slough to fight the white gang”.
“Dairy manager Sikander Khan, 50, said his predominantly Asian workers were worried after the fire-bomb attack” OK, I may be dumb but Khan does not sound like a Chinese or a Japanese name to me.
The report continues: “…residents feared a mosque would make things worse…”
Get the point? Could this be linked to British Hindus’ yearning for a separate identity rather than simply being lumped as “Asians”? and what about Indians – are we “Asian”? – the last time I studied geography we were…but somehow I find it hard to believe that any of us (Indians) were involved in these incidents…
can the media gather the courage to stand up and speak the truth clearly and fearlessly?
- Racism In The Politically Correct British Media
Asian - Tera Patrick There is a group of people in Britain who have distinguished themselves by setting off bombs in subways, preaching hatred of Infidels in Mosques, and carrying placards in the streets calling for a "real Holocaust" against Jews....
- British Muslims Don't Feel British
Oh? You don't say: Over a third of British Asians do not feel British, a BBC poll suggests. The research for the Asian Network discovered 38% of the UK residents of South Asian origin polled felt only slightly or not at all British. Over a third...
- Come See My Head Explode
Nothing makes my head feel like it's going to explode more than the idiotic British habit of using the catch-all euphemism "Asians" to denote Muslims. (I have ranted about this obnoxious habit here and here and here). Of course, the British media...
- “race” Over
Title for a Jihad Watch post from October 6, 2006: “UK: violent Muslim/non-Muslim clashes”. Thereafter, Robert Spencer follows up with his usual exasperated commentary, shared by all of us who have eyes to see the truth: Or in the deceptive and misleading...
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Oddly, I keep posting that (in fact I just did in the post about attacks on Parisian Garbage Collectors) it is simply inevitable that sooner or later gangs of fed up Europeans are going to start fighting back with the Muslim rioters. You know, the "youths"....