'Have more babies and Muslims can take over the UK' hate fanatic says, as warning comes that 'next 9/11 will be in UK'

Can you find a source for "police not allowed to enter muslim neighbourhoods"? I've just been looking and the only thing I can turn up is some Christian evangelists made to feel unwelcome.

How many of "these particular Muslims" do you suppose there are? Because that's what distinguishes this piece as sensationalism. It's like branding all Christians with the rhetoric of the BNP.

I will do my best. I do realize the importance of backing up what one says but I remember thinking..huh? what? Is this for real?

At the same time I read the piece on the Muslims, I also read that "whites" would no longer be elected to Parliament. They (whoever "they" were) wanted more of an even representation for everyone and so they wanted Asian, Black and so on and so on. Gee, I'd hate to think I had been reading a "gossip" type newspaper. lol What an impression that would make!

I'll get back to Djehuty.

Can you find a source for "police not allowed to enter muslim neighbourhoods"? I've just been looking and the only thing I can turn up is some Christian evangelists made to feel unwelcome.

Don't know if this is accurate or not

slamic extremists have created "no-go" areas across Britain where it is too dangerous for non-Muslims to enter, one of the Church of England's most senior bishops warns today.

The Rt Rev Michael Nazir-Ali, the Bishop of Rochester and the Church's only Asian bishop, says that people of a different race or faith face physical attack if they live or work in communities dominated by a strict Muslim ideology

Bishop Nazir-Ali, who was born in Pakistan, gives warning that attempts are being made to give Britain an increasingly Islamic character by introducing the call to prayer and wider use of sharia law, a legal system based on the Koran.

Echoing Trevor Phillips, the chairman of the Commission for Equalities and Human Rights, who has said that the country is "sleepwalking into segregation", the bishop argues that multiculturalism has led to deep divisions.

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I'm not sure about the situation in the U.K. However, there are definitely "no go areas" in France

They go by the euphemistic term Zones Urbaines Sensibles, or Sensitive Urban Zones, with the even more antiseptic acronym ZUS, and there are 751 of them as of last count. They are convienently listed on one long webpage, complete with street demarcations and map delineations.

What are they? Those places in France that the French state does not control. They range from two zones in the medieval town of Carcassone to twelve in the heavily Muslim town of Marseilles, with hardly a town in France lacking in its ZUS. The ZUS came into existence in late 1996 and according to a 2004 estimate, nearly 5 million people live in them.

Excellent article-- a "must-read". (Also has some iinformation on the situation in the U.K.)

In relation to #3.3, it seems the Bishop isn't actually able to name any of the no-go areas he alleges. The claim has drawn various reactions from "it's a concern" to outright derision. This BBC report gives some more details.

As for the ZUS, it's a perfect example, although I think you're badly overstating the case. One interpretation is that the problems in the French suburbs, as shown in the 2005 riots, are because of multiculturalism - but a more accurate view, I think, is that it's because exactly of a lack of multiculturalism. Immigrants, especially Muslims, have been ghettoised and kept from participation in culture, employment and education, by discrimination in society and policy. That's the result! If you want Britain to go the same way, increase separation, intolerance, and policies designed to enforce a particular idea of culture; it can happen there too.

The Bishop who is behind the "no-go areas" claim in the UK is grumpy because amplified calls to prayer are heard in some suburbs, and because missionaries are discouraged in some neighbourhoods. It's ironic, because church bells ring out every Sunday... but I'm not discounting the problems of crime and economic division and social alienation in the poor areas of London and Manchester. Quite the opposite, I'm saying these are real problems and they will manifest in and exacerbate tribalism. If the media and racists like the BNP succeed in casting the issue as one of a religious and cultural divisions rather than as a social, education, and equity problem, then it will become increasingly difficult to handle.

Does that make sense? There are groups here, like the BNP and to a lesser extent the conservative party (as they're in opposition) who have taken political advantage from playing up racial divisions in society.

I'm not sure about the situation in the U.K. However, there are definitely "no go areas" in France

and that failure of the rule of law and justice system in France. Sensational reporting of misguided Muslims and others is just that, the rules must be clear and everyone should abide by them.