Sunday, March 25, 2007
From England, Radical Islam Continues to Creep into Every Fabric of Society
Read this story and be frightened, as radical Islam, or, as we call it, Islam, continues its move into societies like Nazism and Communism did at one time. Only these psychopaths will not stop until they take over the world - or destroy it.
Islamic extremists 'infiltrate Oxbridge'
The British people and the Blair government have been blind to the threat growing in their midst. It is the same when a cancer grows inside of someone and they live in denial of it and refuse to treat it. One day it will be too late to fight the cancer. One day it will be too late to fight Islam.
Read this story and be frightened, as radical Islam, or, as we call it, Islam, continues its move into societies like Nazism and Communism did at one time. Only these psychopaths will not stop until they take over the world - or destroy it.
Islamic extremists 'infiltrate Oxbridge'
Leading universities including Oxford and Cambridge have been targeted by Islamic extremists who remain widely active on campuses, a prominent academic is warning.
Up to 48 British universities have been infiltrated by fundamentalists and the threat posed by radical groups must be "urgently addressed", according to Prof Anthony Glees.
The claim calls into question the Government's attempted crackdown on Islamic extremism in universities and casts doubt on claims by Bill Rammell, the Higher Education Minister, that the problem is not widespread.
Prof Glees will warn the Association of University Chief Security Officers (Aucso) next month that the disbanded extremist group, al-Muhajiroun, claims to have infiltrated "the main campuses such as Cambridge, Oxford, the London School of Economics and Imperial College".
His speech on "radicalism in universities" also states that at its peak before the July 7 bombings in 2005, al-Muhajiroun had a presence at "more than 48 universities and faculties", and that Omar Bakri Mohammed, the group's founder, claims it is "still operational" in several campuses.
Prof Glees, the director of Brunel University's Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies, said: "We must accept this problem is widespread and underestimated. Unless clear and decisive action against campus extremism is taken, the security situation in the UK can only deteriorate."
The British people and the Blair government have been blind to the threat growing in their midst. It is the same when a cancer grows inside of someone and they live in denial of it and refuse to treat it. One day it will be too late to fight the cancer. One day it will be too late to fight Islam.
