Wednesday, July 05, 2006
Britain Under Full Fledged Muslim Attack
A reporter for The Times of London - a Muslim himself - went to the city of Beeson, undercover, and discovered that his fellow Muslims are fucking psychotic and are making plans for wrecking England.
The reporter was shocked. We, however, are not.
Focus: Undercover on planet Beeston
As we like to say, "Read it all."
A reporter for The Times of London - a Muslim himself - went to the city of Beeson, undercover, and discovered that his fellow Muslims are fucking psychotic and are making plans for wrecking England.
The reporter was shocked. We, however, are not.
Focus: Undercover on planet Beeston
Sunday Times reporter Ali Hussain spent six weeks in Beeston, where three of the 7/7 bombers came from. He found an enclosed community, rife with conspiracy theories
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The rich smell of Indian spices wafted along the road. Voices babbled in Urdu and Sylheti, a Bangladeshi dialect that my own family speak. Thick-bearded men in robes strolled the streets and youngsters wore their jeans rolled above the ankle after leaving the mosque, as Muslim custom requires.
I felt both at home and in a foreign land. This could almost be an Asian city, I thought, rather than Beeston, the suburb of Leeds where two of the July 7 bombers had lived.
I had come to gauge the mood of the community after the 7/7 attacks, which struck London a year ago this week. The world I knew as a British Muslim sprang from cosmopolitan roots, and I wanted to discover what the people of this more insular community really felt about the bombers and western culture.
I found myself both drawn to the warm embrace of the Muslim community that dominates Beeston, and shocked by the views it espoused in private.
As we like to say, "Read it all."
