Islamists Won the U.K. Elections

Published originally under the title "Hamas Won the U.K. Elections."

The text differs slightly from Arutz Sheva's.

Winfield Myers

George Galloway (L) at a meeting with Saddam Hussein.

“From the river to the sea,” roared Scotsman George “Gaza” Galloway, Saddam Hussein’s friend who swam with Fidel Castro, and who doesn’t mind wearing designer clothes while leading his followers like an Islamic cleric.

“This is for Gaza”, Galloway said. The left-wing populist blowhard took away Labour’s two decades of dominance in Rochdale, the former Manchester-area textile town that was the scene of the infamous child abuse scandal in which Pakistani immigrants committed horrific sex crimes against teenage girls and working class white women for many years.

Labour’s candidate, Azhar Ali, told a party meeting that Israel had “allowed” the October 7 Hamas massacre to take place to give it the “green light” to invade Gaza.

In recent days, the Conservatives ousted the Tory vice-president who had accused the mayor of London of being “controlled by Islamists.”

Meanwhile, a conservative minister has resigned because he says he doesn’t want to end up killed by Islamic extremists who killed a colleague.

The former prime minister, Liz Truss, just said at a conference in America that she fears Islamic parties will take power in various cities.

The issue is also raised by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman (forced to resign because she wanted a crackdown on immigration) in her article in the Telegraph, in which she states: “This is no longer the great country I knew. Islamists are forcing Britain to submit.”

Meanwhile, “no-white theaters” are arriving in London this week: theatrical performances where only black spectators will be admitted to the city. As the producers explained, the goal is to create “an environment where an all-Black audience can experience and discuss an event free from the white gaze.”

Mosques are on the rise in British cities; there are thousands of new buildings with domes and minarets and in the decades to come mosques will mushroom across the country.

Damn you, Mr. Churchill!

All this happens because Europe doesn’t count the immigration’s percentages. Rochdale today has a 30 percent Islamic population. This is certified not by some conspiracy site, but by the New York Times. The city has already had an Islamic mayor.

Just like the mayors of Birmingham, Leeds, Blackburn, Sheffield, Oxford, Oldham and Rochdale.

Delightful multiculturalism!

“Mosques are on the rise in British cities; there are thousands of new buildings with domes and minarets and in the decades to come mosques will mushroom across the country,” writes Ed Husain, one of the U.K.'s leading Muslim intellectuals, advisor to Tony Blair and author of Among the Mosques.

“By the end of this decade, much of East London, Yorkshire, and Lancashire will have Muslim majorities, but the cultural implications of this transformation of British society are not openly discussed. Mini-caliphates across Britain await us.”

“With Islam at 30 percent, what will happen?” wrote Danish novelist Birgithe Kosovic in the Danish daily Politiken.

Here’s what’s going to happen: Rochdale. They will elect Islamic populists, and in its streets they will celebrate Hamas, Muhammad’s birthday, and the end of the West.

Giulio Meotti, cultural editor for Il Foglio, is an Italian journalist and author and a Middle East Forum Writing Fellow.

Giulio Meotti is a Rome-based journalist for Il Foglio national newspaper. He is the author of twenty books, including A New Shoah: The Untold Story of Israel’s Victims of Terrorism, The Last Western Pope (translated into Spanish and Polish), The End of Europe (Prize Capri San Michele), and The Sweet Conquest (with a preface by Algerian novelist Boualem Sansal) about the creeping Islamization of Europe. He writes a weekly column for Arutz Sheva and has contributed to the Wall Street Journal, the Jerusalem Post, Gatestone Institute, and Die Weltwoche.
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