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My mother is an immigrant.
But she integrated. She came to Britain for a better life and spends every day repaying this country for all it has given her.
She speaks English, works, pays taxes, got her citizenship, and is proud to be British.
She hates the hoards of Islamists and illegal migrants who come to Britain with no intention of contributing to society. She loathes the displays of cultural domination. She abhors the idea of demanding that native society alter its culture and practices for the sake of “inclusivity” while those who demand it refuse to do the same.
It isn’t “inclusive” when 30,000 Muslims take over the streets to hold a public prayer demonstration.
They aren’t including.
They are dominating.
And it is foolish to suggest that their intention is anything besides domination.
If they truly wanted inclusivity, they would not be calling the police on Christian preachers and demanding they be removed from “their communities”.
If they truly wanted to co-exist, their leaders wouldn’t be holding rallies telling their followers that they will take over Britain and enforce the singular rule of Allah.
If they truly wanted peace, they wouldn’t chant “Death to Britain!” and burn our flags while threatening to rape and kill our wives and daughters.
My mother followed the law.
My mother loves Britain.
They don’t.
They don’t want to speak English. They don’t want to get a job. They don’t want to integrate. They don’t want to contribute to our economy. They don’t want to follow British customs and rules.
It isn’t racist to call out the blatant danger of radical Islam. It isn’t far-Right to want to protect our girls from child marriage and grooming gangs. It isn’t wrong to call a spade a spade.
My immigrant mother taught me many things, most importantly:
If you emigrate, you integrate.
Radical Islam has no place in civilised society, and we are allowed to call out the people who seek to destroy and dominate us.
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