Silly me. I go to England and specifically to London twice a year for extended trips. Oxford Street, I can definitely say I’ve seen that many times. As for shopping and interacting with Londoners, I do see Muslim women working in shops wearing simple scarves or veils but not the complete outfits.
The Muslim recent historical uptick in the UK cane under the guise of EU ‘immigration’ but in fact is, as it has been throughout history, a colonization.
In France in the 1980s, Algerian Muslims migrated to Paris and to the towns and villages wherever they could settle. Algerians were at first allowed because historically Algeria had been an extension of France in the sense of French Africa or France South, France along its mainland Mediterranean coast is known as ‘Le Midi’ meaning ‘The Middle’. I lived in Paris and in the south along the Mediterranean.
During my time there I met many Muslims, they were pleasant, very agreeable, and seemed to fill a need for workers in cafes and restaurants.
But as time went by, the 1% became 5% became 10% became 15% and with an increasing presence the Muslim way of life became very vocal, aggressive, demanding, and quite apart from France culturally. The French reacted by relocating Algerians to Algeria with offers of money, land, positions. The ethnic tension was palpable but was eventually successful because the relocation was in large part a better deal for most Algerians in France proper. It helped that the French are very nationalistic and proud of their culture and history and knew historically how to deal with Islam at its door so to speak.
France was lucky.
Muslims do not asimilate, They take over. It’s a slow process but as soon as they have the numbers they go for political power to complete the conquest.
Muslims and their sympathizers will say by what I have written that I am Islamophobic. I don’t care what they say. I am not Islamophobic, I am Islamo-suspicious because the truth is not in these people, the light is not inside them.