Elections, Islamist Infiltration, and the Politicians’ Blind Eye
Monday, March 8th, 2010
From The Brussels Journal
By A. MILLAR
David Cameron has made it clear that the Conservative party, of which he is the head, has changed. Win or lose the upcoming election, there is no going back. The Tory “dinosaurs” are out. The party is now “progressive,” “bold” and “radical” – a party of “ideas.”
Yet, its ideas were mostly thought up by Tony Blair’s New Labour party. Issues of importance are off the table:
- In his Spring conference speech on Feb. 28, Cameron failed to mention uncontrolled immigration even though the island nation (smaller then the state of Oregon) is on track to hit 70 million by 2030.
- There was no mention of the damage done to society by political correctness.
- No mention of the European Union, which makes 75-80 percent of laws enacted in Britain.
- And the “bold” and “radical” Cameron did not address the issue of political Islam in Britain – an issue that is hardly out of the news these days.

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By PAUL SCHNEE
By ROBERT STARK
