And British authorities are eagerly aiding and abetting the Sharia supremacists, to the dismay of those who came to Britain for actual refuge from Sharia.
“‘I came here to escape radical Islam’: the asylum seekers who understand the rioters’ fears,” by Charlotte Eagar, Spectator, August 17, 2024:
Sousou is a 24-year-old Syrian-Palestinian woman who arrived in Britain a few weeks ago in a rubber dinghy from Calais. Her husband was also on the boat, along with 70 other men and women. Sousou was (and is) pregnant and the passengers all nearly drowned – as her aunt had done on a previous crossing attempt. There were too many people on board and the overloaded dinghy began to take in water. Sousou and her husband were rescued by the British coastguard and for a while they felt safe – until the riots began. Now, after things seem to have quietened down, she talks to me from a hotel in south London. ‘I was scared. I was watching it all on the news,’ she says.
‘Following the laws and values of a country should define citizenship’
Rioting men hurled chairs through the windows of asylum-seeker hotels and the people inside feared arson. I spoke to Sheyda too, a 20-year-old Iranian student and former uprising leader who claimed asylum in the UK after being shot by police in Iran. ‘Everyone in my hotel is still terrified. We’re mainly women and children.’
Unexpectedly though, Sheyda has some sympathy with the rioters. She was moved to London by the Home Office from her previous hotel in Somerset and was shocked by the amount of violent Islamism she discovered in the city. ‘You’ve got too many people here from the Middle East,’ she said. ‘I came here to escape radical Islam. My Generation Z grew up in Iran with social media and western values. Those are the values we want to live by. But you’ve got some people here who want to spread Sharia law.’ Somerset, she said, felt very different: much safer, much more the sort of Britain she’d hoped for when she fled. ‘Most of the people there were born in Britain.’…
Beneath the Veil of Consciousness says
“There were too many people on board and the overloaded dinghy (U.K.) began to take in water.” This begs the question, is the U.K. now a refugee camp or a nation?
Paul Burns says
It’s one thing to want to help oppressed people in other countries but another thing entirely to destroy your own country’s civilization in a misguided attempt at “helping.” You’ll fix nothing and destroy the few outposts of freedom remaining in the world.
Jayell1 says
I’m not sure that ‘refugee camp’ is appropriate, more ‘5* international doss house’ for every
human parasite around the planet who wants the kind of ‘good life’ to which they’ve never been entitled at astronomical expense to a nation that owes them absolutely nothing, aided and abetted by a transparently bent WEF-puppet-Government that seems hell bent on destroying the very people it’s supposed to represent whilst doing an increasingly convincing imitation of a Soviet administration at its very worst.
BTeboe says
Import Islam, become Islamic. Everywhere they go this is what they do.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
Sousou & family should go back to Syria. It’s far less radical than Britain is, since the Assad regime keeps a tight grip on the sunnis. Syria pretty much is what Iraq & Libya were under Saddam & Gadaffi, as far as radicalism & women’s rights went
somehistory says
It’s kind of like going on vacation…one goes to get away from how things are at home…which turns into a nightmare of time where one gets nothing they expect and pays a high price for it.
I can feel sympathy for these people who really do want to escape islam and find that islam is everywhere.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
I actually found out, after I read the whole article, that it wasn’t the Syrian muslimah but Sheyda, the Iranian refugee from Islam, who was the one trying to escape islam (dunno why she included the qualifier “radical”.)
England Invaded says
Hope the traitor authorities are looking forward to the inevitable blood bath they have caused.
࿗Infidel࿘ says
More importantly, I hope that they’re some of the first, rather than the last, to be devoured
Hudders. says
Agree with your comment @England Invaded.
The UK muslim ‘migrant’ is correct about jihad & sharia.
It is crystal clear that Britain today is a pernicious petrie dish, a terror test tube of sorts, whereby the modern day caliphate in all its new mosterous manifestations can be encouraged to grow, before being unleashed to spread virulently, infesteting, inhabiting & infecting all parts & peoples of this once great free country.
Thus once that poisonous political plague has taken root, then can the jihadist blood letting can begin in earnest & greatly stimulated by such sick satanic success, the evil experiment birthed in the deepest bowels of hell shall be realeased with all its well known historical horrors in attendance, across wider Europe also.
Who can doubt these things? Only the blind, ignorant or the cowardly complicit.
For there are existing today in the UK, large occupied foreign enclaves where standard British policing is ignored & of little & no effect & sharia is the preemminent power over all that is seen thought & spoken.
The miserable rot has set in, the nightmare has taken shape.
Across the country there are well preparedpockets where pro caliphate & jihad hungry soldiers exist, eagerly awaiting the call to war, slaughter & brutalty, until ‘all is for Allah’ & Britain as it one was is lost for ever.
To place heads in the sand & deny the rely of the situation in the UK today, only presents necks nicely for the swift sharpened sword of sharia.
That terrible day may be an awful lot closer now than we are willing to believe.
Ian says
Some of us in Britain have been fighting this for years, 20 years I’ve been lobbying my MP, who has just ignored me. We now have our government about to bring in Islamophobia laws which will be the end for us British. We will then see utter chaos in our country and it will only be a short time before we become an Islamic nation. I will have to leave. It happens everywhere Islam is allowed to do this.
Peacelover says
Islam is Islam
Felix Quigley says
What such refugees are finding is they cannot escape jihad. So fight it at home, fight it where they are now. And aim to return home to fight it. Big test is their position on defence of Israel.
St Croix says
Felix, I am also finding that Israel is the test point, the dividing line. Look at how many on every side are lining up against Israel! Peace activists, Christian grandmas who believe the Palestinian propaganda industry, flat-earthers, leftists of every stripe, politicians, globalists, environmentalists…it’s ridiculous how they all AGREE. Agree with Islam.
Sometimes it’s just ignorance. However, there is a brick wall against the truth on Israel in most hearts who hold this opinion, such is what I am finding amongst friends and acquaintances.
It is THE dividing line. Kind of like the Bible says it will be. The tribe the Lord Jesus came from, hated and despised. And contrary to what many assume, that still matters to God. They are the chosen people to produce the messiah, and that brought and will still bring hatred and affliction from most of the nations. Because people hate God. Period.
Don Davenport says
That photo sums up the Islamic conquest of and surrender of Britain.
abu taleb says
Muslims are opportunists, when they see the benefit of becoming radicals, then they switch to becoming radical in a second, and vice versa.
tgusa says
‘Following the laws and values of a country should define citizenship’
“She was moved to London by the Home Office from her previous hotel in Somerset and was shocked by the amount of violent Islamism she discovered in the city. ‘You’ve got too many people here from the Middle East,’ she said. ‘I came here to escape radical Islam. My Generation Z grew up in Iran with social media and western values. Those are the values we want to live by. But you’ve got some people here who want to spread Sharia law.’ Somerset, she said, felt very different: much safer, much more the sort of Britain she’d hoped for when she fled. ‘Most of the people there were born in Britain.’…”
I have wrote about this type long ago here. Yes, they are more scared than anyone else. They have my sympathy.
tgusa says
It is a fact that music does influence everything, Old music, new music. I like all venues of music no matter how old or new. But lets face it, I was brought up on rock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGKNaIXtBZQ
Her plight does sound a lot like that song.
Mike says
I’m a big B.O.C. fan, and “Mirrors” is one of my top-twenty favorite albums, but I wasn’t familiar with that particular song. Thanks for posting it.
(On that album, I was only familiar with the song “Burnin’ For You”, which is another great song off of it.)
Alex Lund says
She says: ‘I came here to escape radical Islam. My Generation Z grew up in Iran with social media and western values. Those are the values we want to live by.
So, why didnt they fight for those rights?
I remember a story about an iranian lesbian who came to Germany and told a sobbing story about how she and the other students were living in fear of islamic authorities. (Yes, her asylum application was NOT rejected – sigh)
But they were free enough to make moonshine alcohol (chemistry) and build disco lightmachines (electricity).
When the 3.Reich was occupying other countries those people there used their skills in chemistry and electricity to build bombs and other things to kill Nazis.
Why dont the “free thinking” muslims use their skills to fight for freedom?