Muslim group in the UK march against democracy and voting.

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If anyone is unaware of the facial expression known as a ‘wry smile’ have a look in the mirror as you hear the parade leader say: “We are not here to provoke” as they tear up symbols and otherwise show contempt at the British electoral system.

If that doesn’t over modulate your decency circuits then here is the same group explaining why muslims must not integrate with those who do not follow the pirate Redbeard and his imaginary friend, ‘Allah’

Thank you EDL Buck and M

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2 Replies to “Muslim group in the UK march against democracy and voting.”

  1. Libya sets Benghazi no-fly zone after clashes (BBC, May 18, 2014)
    http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-27459182

    “A no-fly zone has been imposed over Libya’s second city of Benghazi, the army has announced. The move follows clashes between a paramilitary force and Islamist militants which resulted in 43 deaths and more than 100 injuries.

    There have also been regular clashes in Benghazi between the army and militants blamed for killing security personnel. Libya’s leaders have struggled to bring stability to the country since Muammar Gaddafi was removed from power in 2011.

    A planned new constitution remains unwritten and the country has had three prime ministers since March.

    The eastern city of Benghazi was at the heart of the anti-Gaddafi uprising.

    The BBC’s Rana Jawad in the capital, Tripoli, says that the no-fly zone declared by the army chief is an attempt to prevent the new paramilitary force from using air power against Islamist militias in Benghazi…”

  2. Not the casual hit-piece one would generally expect from the bolshevik b. service.

    French National Front’s black and Arab supporters (BBC, May 17, 2014)
    http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-27446261

    “Black and brown faces are not a rarity at events of France’s National Front (FN) these days. Their presence may seem odd amid chants of “On est chez NOUS” (“This is OUR place”). Why would these people support a right-wing, anti-immigration group like the FN?

    To hear them, it is the most natural thing in the world. “You can be French by birth or French at heart,” said a man marching with his Taiwanese wife at the front’s May Day rally, their young mixed-raced daughter waving a tricolour on his shoulders.

    The defence of national identity, one black FN supporter shrugs, has nothing to do with race….”