To: grimalkin
At the same time, opinion surveys consistently show that voters in Britain view Islam and the question of Muslim immigration as a top-ranked public concern. The British public, it seems, is increasingly worried about the establishment of a parallel Muslim society there.
They don't seem too worried at election time.
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01/04/2014 8:50:32 AM PST by
Spirochete
(Does the FedGov have the attributes of a legitimate government?)
To: Spirochete
"They don't seem too worried at election time."
It's because there is no party they can vote for that will support their views; as the article states, it's virtually illegal in Britain to speak of Islam as a threat. We are approaching the same situation in the US on illegal immigration - the public opposes it, but both major parties seem determined to allow it to continue with impunity.
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