Tag: religion

Indeed, when I visited Leicester recently – the street my family once lived on (including my grandfather who landed in the first-wave on D-Day) – I was surprised to find it is now entirely Islamic with a Mosque having been built on the street corner (Barclay Street). We arrived on a Friday – the Islamic Sabbath – and were not welcome at all. I then woke up today to read a message stating that two British NHS workers – Rehiana Ali and Rahmeh Aladwan – had appeared on the Neo-Nazi “Unity News Network” podcast, chatting away quite happily with the renowned racist David Clews (he posts Islamo-phobic posts every minute of every hour, of everyday)! These two women are intelligent – both being doctors (with one a Consultant), so why on earth would they do this? Well, I was once told by a Muslim that those who follow the Islamic faith are told by their Imams that they should learn from the “kaffir” (that is you and me) when living in their land – but never befriend, or associate with a “kaffir” to any great degree – as if they were a Muslim. Kaffirs are “unclean” – learn what is to be learned from them – and then cut them off in every way.