Views on Islamophobia: Criticism and Calls for Zero Tolerance

Give it up or give it to your deadliest enemy and

pay for the rope that will choke you.

This is very urgent business, ladies and gentlemen, I beseech you.

Resist it while you still can, and before the right to complain is taken

away from you which will be the next thing.

You will be told you can't complain because you're Islamophobic.

The term has already been introduced

into the culture as if it was an accusation of race hatred, for

example, or, or, or bigotry whereas it's only the objection

to the

preachings of a very extreme and absolutist religion.

Watch out for these symptoms. They are not the symptoms of surrender.

Very often ecumenically offered to you by men of God in other robes,

Christian and Jewish and smarmy Ecumenical.

These are th- these are the ones who will hold open the

gates...

Mm-hmm

...for the barbarians. Barbarians never take a city till someone

holds the gate

open for them.

And it's your own preachers who will do it for you and your own multicultural

authorities who will do it for you.

Resist, resist it while you

can and if you wonder what will happen if you don't, look and

see how a cricket team in Middlesex in England had to change

its name by force last week 'cause it was called, and had been for years, the

Middlesex Crusaders. Look and see how stories about little

pigs can't be taught to children in English schools anymore

lest offense be taken by the region of

peace.

Resist it while you can.

One of the things that is coming up over and over again, um,

is Islamophobia

and well you can see the stats, you can see the numbers rising

particularly since

October the 7th although we shouldn't fall into the trap of thinking that

before October the 7th, uh, this was all heading in the right direction.

It's been far too high for far too long.

Clearly we need to just say over and over again, um,

"Islamophobia is intolerable." Uh, it can never ever be,

uh, justified and we have to continue with a

zero tolerance

approach. And I think there's more we can do in

government.

There's certainly stuff online which I think needs tackling much more

robustly than it is at the moment. What I'm hoping Keir

is your experience as a

prosecutor means you'll be thinking about strategies we can use to make

sure we take action against those who break the law