[swarthyguy]

Funny, they've gone from threats to quoting mainstream papers backing what will turn into a backlash against them. The infiltration from within routine could turn against them, even in Britain.

There were lots of Germans and in WW2, Italians interned in Great Britain, some of them citizens even.

Heck, they even nailed their fascists amongst the upper crust, Owsley etc, during WW2.

[brucecw]

Funny, they've gone from threats to quoting mainstream papers backing what will turn into a backlash against them.

I had noticed the same article about the Anglican Church (Church of England) in the UK from an unrelated source. The entire Anglican Communion (which includes the Episcopal Church in the US) has been undergoing a lot of turmoil for the past 10 years or so - many members have been lost, and others have been disillusioned with the Church. So I'm actually not too surprised by this, though it happened somewhat quicker than I think anyone expected.

What the quote glosses over and does not say, is that overall church attendance in the UK is considerably higher than mosque attendance. Just the Roman Catholics alone have nearly as many weekly churchgoers as the Church of England and the Muslims combined. And that doesn't count the many Christian denominations such as the Presbyterians who are neither Catholic nor Church of England.

So his quote of the article is, at best, selective and tendentious; at worst completely biased and misleading.