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Why does Britain lag behind?

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Submitted by Stuart Fagin (United States), Apr 20, 2011 at 00:08

Britain is conspicuous by its absence in the Der Spiegel map, despite a strong Islamist presence. Probably the regional, FPP, parliamentary system characteristic of the Commonwealth nations (in contrast to the more common national party-list format) inhibits the ability of new parties to germinate. Barring this, does there exist today a backbench cohort of "troublesome young men" within the Tory party that opposes Islamization? Or have we not gotten even this far?

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The quran has more hatred in it than any other religous book. [52 words]johnFeb 26, 2012 01:23193652
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1Why does Britain lag behind? [72 words]Stuart FaginApr 20, 2011 00:08184434
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