British Government Bribing Islamic Extremists Not to Blow Themselves Up

TMO ^ | 5-25-2013 | N Walayat

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British Government Bribing Islamic Extremists Not to Blow Themselves Up

Politics / UK Politics May 25, 2013 - 02:33 AM GMT
By: N_Walayat

The recent events out of Woolwich reinforce my view that multiculturalism is an extremist policy that promotes inter communal conflict rather than integration and is as a consequence of successive government objectives for the fragmenting of society into creating pools of vested interest voters.

Whatever the Government of the day, there has always ever only been one solution for EVERY problem that confronts it and that is one of printing money to bribe the recipients so as to create vested interests. With regards to Islamic extremism news topic of the day, it amounts to effectively bribing extremists to not blow themselves up, i.e. for extremists to go onto the Home Office, Communities Department and even the MI5's payroll, the estimated amount that Britain spends per year to bribe extremists to not blow themselves totals approx £700million, which given the ongoing news story out of Woolwich is likely to increase further.

We have been witnessing the bribed former extremists manifest themselves in the mainstream press and broadcast news channels where the 'former' extremists are presented to explain what is happening and why and what needs to be done, whilst conveniently not mentioning that they are on the payroll of government funded agencies. Furthermore the solutions put forward invariably involve more tax payer funding towards anti-extremism projects as the various groups seek to personally capitalist on the Woolwich murder.

This illustrates the government policy of bribing everyone and everything with printed money be it called QE or Government debt that will never be repaid but is rolled over in perpetuity. This is why Scotland is unlikely to go independant because the Government of the

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[Joe 6-pack]

It's a simple rule of economics that when you tax something you get less of it; when you invest in something you get more.

The British government is investing in islamic radicalism.

[TADSLOS]

They tan well. Lol.

[Bulwyf]

Ask Chamberlain how that worked out.

[bgill]

I’ll donate a match.

[Carriage Hill]

I’ll kick-in $5 if they blow themselves-up in a remote, empty field.