Monday, 2 November 2009

UK Terrorism Fuelled By Mass Immigration

As if we aren't all too aware of this fact (although the PC brigade find it an inconvenient truth) there are huge links between the Pakistanis in Britain, and those in living in Pakistan and Afghanistan who are attacking British soldiers, as well as bombing Pakistan itself.

I have little sympathy for Pakistan who nurtured these barbarians to attack Hindu's, Infidels and 'Non Believers', and now found that they themselves are now the victims. But for the rest of their victims I am sorry, and a new US report has highlighted what a lifeline our welfare system offers Pakistan's Taliban (money, intelligence, recruits and R&R) by confirming once again that "a physical and ideological terrorism pipeline" exists between the two countries.

Not exactly a new conclusion as even Gordon "blinkers" Brown agreed with the idea last year.

The centre-right think tank The Heritage Foundation, argues that "Pakistan is central" to terrorist plots in Britain, and that more than a quarter of those convicted of terrorism in the UK trained or tried to train in Pakistan or Afghanistan. The data, the authors stated, shows that out of the 87 individuals convicted of terrorism in Britain, 21 had entered Britain illegally or under false pretences.

Our borders remain as open as ever and this is because a deliberate policy of forced 'multiculturalism' was practiced by the Labour Government, according to Andrew Neather, a former adviser to Tony Blair, Jack Straw and David Blunkett.

He said Labour's relaxation of controls was a deliberate plan to "open up the UK to mass migration", but that ministers were nervous and reluctant to discuss such a move publicly for fear it would alienate its "core working class vote"...... a bit late for that, as they are increasingly voting BNP now. What future social damage this will result in, no one knows, but its likely to involve violence at some stage.

2 comments:

  1. There will be more terrorist attacksd in the future .... many will originate in Asia.

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  2. I think that's a given mate.

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