Islamic Extremism in Schools in Birmingham

Some schools in Birmingham are offering an Islamic education. Why?

These areas of the City that are largely Muslim have an extremely rapid birth rate:

Labour's plan to create a multicultural Britain that develops the social tension required for revolutionary change is headed for success in Birmingham. Given that many Midlands and Northern towns such as Bradford have similar demographics the plan looks good for the whole UK.

The coverage by the BBC, and media in general, of the influence of Islam in the Birmingham schools is peculiar. It gives the impression that a large, secular population is being subverted by a handful of extremists. Firstly Islam is an extremist religion by Western standards - just read the Koran and take a look at Islamic countries. Secondly, if a school has >90% Islamic children it is de facto an "Islamic" school. New Labour sowed the seeds of this problem in the nineties and noughties and these are now yielding the expected crop of discontent and confrontation. They could not have achieved this without help from a vast number of middle class racists.

See also:

The Roots of New Labour

The Benefits of Immigration to the UK Economy

Comments

Deepika said…

Established in 1996, Jamea Al Kauthar is one of the UK’s best Islamic Schools for Girls. They have a proud reputation for providing academic excellence, consistently highly ranked in the league tables for secular education

15 September 2014 at 03:01

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