London, England is even worse than I thought

Submitted by Mr.Shawarma (Canada), Apr 28, 2007 at 12:59

After reading much of the website you directed me to: www.actioninengland.gb.com

Things are even worse than I could imagine.

The millions in England who celebrate the daily journalistic gibberish of hatred towards the Jews, Israel and the US and anyone who says no to muslims seems to have become a fixture in modern ( 2001 AD plus) british culture.

Combined with the allowance of british people, govt and media, to permit these fiery eyed muslim males to hoist placards at muslim rallies saying awful things and praising hitler, I cannot think of a location more worthy than London, England for the next 9/11.

What sickens me is how fast the british media has forgotten 7/7/05 and prefers to discuss Beckham, english gardens and any inane topic the media elites can think of.

Of course even Israel is not what Israel used to be.

I have urged my family and business asociates to avoid going to Britain and I boycott anything british as best I can.

Only until something really really bad happens there; i.e., Big Ben becoming Big Burnt will things change. But I have a feeling that the british are so lost that they enjoy being anti-Israel, anti-jewish, anti-US, anti-Denmark and may may always have an unexplained polite fancy for things Muslim. I have witnessed this where I live while engaging with british tourists.

Sadly, the West still needs this to happen to awaken them from their deep sleep. Many people in London (or Tel Aviv ) will have to be sacrificed.

Best tell your girl friends to be like you and drop the pointy shoes else they will only be allowed to wear a pink burka, if the local imam allows it. Fortunately I live in Montreal, Canada so I have a good seat to watch when the action begins. Before we turn into Canadistan - at least 5-10 years from now.

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