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So has anyone really been ‘Islamified’ against their will? — The insanity of British conservatism. Some remarkable parallels to USAnia here. (Via @zootcadillac.)
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Teen birth rates highest in most religious states — Mmmm, family values.
?otD: Is Friday really one of the Happy Days?
9/18/2009
Body movement: n/a (up late)
Hours slept: 6.5
This morning’s weigh-in: 232.4
Currently reading: The Real Wizard of Oz by Rebecca Loncraine
Posted: 5:11 am Fri September 18 2009 |
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Cora
September 18th, 2009 at 4:55 pmThe article about the non-existent islamification of Britain talks about the BNP a.k.a. British National Party. The BNP is not a conservative party but an ultra-rightwing quasi-fascist fringe party. Whatever one may think about the actual conservative party of Britain a.k.a. the Tories, they do not deserve to be lumped in with fascist nutters like the BNP.
Otherwise I agree that all the talk about a supposed islamification of Europe is very annoying not to mention very wrong. The US has a higher chance of turning into a (Christian) theocracy in the next 50 years than any country in western Europe.