Inside the Movement

We should have been reading this stuff years ago, but better late than never. The London Times
sends an
undercover reporter
into a group in the Islamicist terror network in Britain and finds—well,
an ordinary mass movement driven by rage and hate.

So now we know what we are dealing with, now
we can get cracking to solve it. It seems that the number one thing we can do is stop the welfare.
These noble terrorists and their leaders make a virtue out of living off welfare, able-bodied, adult
men as they are. The undercover Times reporter

discovered that the core of the group consisted of about 40 young men guided by
a handful of spiritual mentors. Many are of Bangladeshi origin, jobless and living in council flats
[i.e., public housing] in east London. They use aliases, taking the names of the prophet Muhammad’s
companions.

At their meetings — which often included school-age teenagers — they were fed a constant
diet of propaganda warning that the kuffar [non-Muslims] are out to destroy them.

Integration with British society is scorned, as is any form of democratic process.
Followers are encouraged to exploit the benefits system. They avoid jobs which could
bring them into contact with western women or might lead them to contribute to the economy
of a nation they are taught to despise.

This shouldn’t be too hard. If these chaps had to go to work they would have a lot less time
to plan bloody revolution. They would have to get with the program, and they would have to learn
how to make it in the economy, earning a living and serving the consumer.

Your move, Prime Minister Blair.