Who knew that the “negative public attitudes” toward Muslims came from us Christian folk? I mean, really, I woulda thought it came from, oh, maybe Muslims who blow things up and kill innocent people! Shame on me for being so misguided.

The Government ’should take energetic measures to eliminate this phenomenon and ensure that authors of such acts of discrimination on the basis of religion are adequately deterred and sanctioned’.

The committee expressed concern over the Government’s plans to extend pre-trial detention of terrorist suspects from 28 to 42 days. Suspects should be brought to court ‘within a reasonable period of time, or released’.

Those suspected of being involved in terrorism and subject to control orders and curfews limiting their movements should be ‘promptly charged with a criminal offence’ and their lawyers given access to the evidence against them, it added.

The committee also called on the Irish Republic to open up its largely Roman Catholic primary school system to secular-education.

Ah ha, the real crux of the matter. It has nothing to do with protecting the terrorists, it has to do with banning Christianity. The Brits are trying once more to turn Ireland away from Catholicism, and this time they are using the threatening interloper to do it.

Whatever the reason, I doubt very much that the bulk of Britons will be any nicer to the undeserving Muslim population than they already are. I would say Britain has been more than tolerant of an influx of people who come to their shores to wreak havoc and take over. If the politically correct and human rights pimps keep pushing, that backlash the Muzzies are always on about may just come to fruition.

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