When people come together for a "common purpose," so to speak, it can make a big difference to community cohesion. And recently, in several English towns, we've seen particular cohesion - if we can call it that - between members of the Pakistani Muslim adult male community and the white female child community, thanks largely to the cooperation of the police and social services, and especially the Labour party, who've been very pro-active in helping to facilitate this cultural connection. Safe to say that without their vital contribution, it simply couldn't have happened. I guess that's what comes from having a clearly-focused, common purpose.
But people keep saying that this epidemic of child rape by Pakistani Muslim gangs has nothing to do with religion, and that it's actually cultural problem. And that's partly true.
It has everything to do with Islamic misogyny, of course, without which it wouldn't be happening, but also it does at least originate in a cultural problem, specifically a self-hating, reletivist, anti-western, anti-British culture of politically-correct denial, progressive double standards, eviscerated language, and sanitized lies.
A culture of stubbornly ignoring the truth when it's screaming into your face, because if the truth reflects badly on the religion of peace - and sad to say, invariably it does - then the truth is incorrect, and it must be hygenically replaced with a more inclusive truth. A prejudice-free, artificial truth that everyone's comfortable with and then nobody's feelings will be hurt. Well, nobody important, anyway.
That's the cultural problem we have. It's a culture of being paralyzed by Islam. We censor ourselves, and others, over Islam in a way we would never do with any other religion, any other culture, or any other political ideology, when on all three of those counts, Islam is uglier and more dangerous than all of them.
We're terrified of saying anything judgemental about the most judgemental ideology on the planet, yet we're more than happy to judge anyone who does say anything about it in the harshest possible terms, falsely, as a racist, as far-right, like Mussolini's blackshirts. Happy to deal in falsehood and slander, just to shut these people up, so terrified are we of offending Muslims. Now that is what you call a phobia.
If you desecrate a copy of the Koran in Britian, you'll be prosecuted as a criminal, you might even go to prison. Not because you've done any real damage, but because you've offended certain people - certain privledged people - who must never be offended. Had you done the same thing with a Bible, you'd be fined. You could put it in an art gallery for people to admire. But in Britain today, some people's feelings are more important than others; the law says so. Or rather it does so, which amounts to the same thing.
It hasn't always been this way, of course. We used to have a very healthy culture of free speech, until Islam came along and put a stop to it, with the enthusiastic help of the police, I can't help but notice.
Just a few weeks ago, a Christian street preacher publically and accurately contrasted Jesus with Muhammed, and he was charged as a criminal, because some passerby chose to be offended by the inevitably unflattering comparison, so it became a police matter.
Now, it's well-known that Muhammad married a nine-year-old child, which is why so many Muslims in the world today regard child marriage as perfectly acceptable. But if you say this, publically, on the streets of Britain, you're liable to be arrested.
The police and prosecution service, who for years conspired to ignore organized gangs of Muslim child rapists will be all over you like mustard on a hot dog. They can't wait for you to say the wrong thing about Islam. They're hovering over your birthright like the "witch-finder general" while a gang rape is going on right behind them.
That is the cultural problem we have in Britian. We've been hypnotized and paralyzed by Islam.
Earlier this year, a political candidate was arrested for publically quoting Churchill's critical opinion of Islam because again, a passerby chose to be offended. A whole van load of police arrived because they had nothing better to do, and took him into custody for quoting Winston Churchill, which is no longer allowed on the streets of Britian because it might offend... guess who?
Meanwhile, Islamic hatemonger and professional parasite Andy (Anjem) Choudary is free to speak his mind anytime he likes - through a loudspeaker - and it wouldn't matter if a hundred passersby complained to the police. He could keep on talking, even enjoying police protection.
That's the cultural problem we have. And our public institutions are so riddled with this double standard it has seriously shaken our confidence that we can trust them to deliver justice. Who now trusts the police to do their job impartially when dealing with what's euphimistically known as "other cultures," meaning Muslims. Nobody.
And who can be surprised, in Rotherham in particular, they appear to have gone out of their way to destroy that trust.
As with social services, it wasn't just a one-off lapse of judgement, but a clear, deliberate long-term policy that might have been purposely designed to cause division in society, and it was pursued with such blind determination that evidence against it was deliberately suppressed. So 1400 children were repeatedly raped and abused by Muslims, and nothing was done about it to avoid offending Muslims. That is the cultural problem we have in Britain.
And it's more than a problem, it's a sickness. It's a whole different kind of progressive disease. And what the police and social services and labour politicians need to do is not to apolgize yet again, and to say that "lessons will be learned," but to re-acquaint themselves with the people and the values they are supposed to be serving. To take their racist PC "common purpose" and shove it right back up the orifice they pulled it from, and to start engaging in some badly needed remedial cultural awareness training.
WOw how did you get that?? Awesome!