Let the British suffer, they asked for it.
Reader comment on item: Britain's Encounter with Islamic Law
in response to reader comment: Irish-British History

Submitted by john coughlan (United Kingdom), Mar 13, 2008 at 06:40

Mr Riley,Thank you for your somewhat Long but interesting post of excuses for the British Enslavement Of the Irish people and Ireland.

Please also don't take my writings as in someway I hate the current British people as I do not in fact Britain has done so much for me personally.However what annoys me is the fact of British culture being swamped by every or culture that wish,s to setup a tent and preach their way of life in Britain.

We now have so many different ways of life and culture in the UK that it is overpowering the indigenous people of the UK.with every single so called minority having their own slice of the "cultural cake"with not even crumbs left to the indigenous"white people".We now even have a black only TV station which is bordering on the former south African apartheid system in reverse.

Black producers,black engineers,Black cameramen,only black artists,and probably the guy cleaning the toilets is Black!however they might want a "token"white man in there just to make them laugh.

My point is this.If the British people whom are suppose to be in the majority allow this insanity then so be it!after all its the people that vote.Of course people will say,yes but the Blacks are British and the Muslims are British.Thats like calling a dog a horse because he is in a stable!

people need more than a British passport to really call themselves British, that very perception is what is causing the death of the British white Christian culture. Islam is only the vulture feeding upon the bones.

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