“British police burn in hell” “UK burn in hell”

I was chilled by this short (4 mins) Facebook video where a gentleman from the Religion of Peace explains that anyone who is not a believer should “burn in hell”. Of course, the presenter may have been deliberately provocative in order to “tell a good story” and get viewers outraged. But her targets were pretty forthcoming about their views of us and our society. I won’t say anything else, viewers should make up their own minds about whether multiculturalism has gone too far and some basic British values of tolerance and respect for others are being lost:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=146985575485401&set=vb.100005218781519&type=2&theatre

Here’s a comment from a Times reader which seems pertinent:

“If these heinous acts were done in the name of Catholicism, or Protestants, or indeed that Scientology rabble, there would be a MASSIVE public demonstration of those from that religion. A “white hands” march saying something like “Not in my name”.

The Muslim community (yes, I know it doesn’t have a hierarchal church type structure blah blah blah) should have made it ABUNDANTLY clear to the rest of their fellow islanders that this is not in their name.

Instead, the only marching we will see tomorrow is the BNP.. there is a Spanish expression

“El que calla, otorga”

It basically translates as “who is silent accepts his guilt” – it sums up perfectly the attitude the Muslim community of Britain needs to understand.”

Here’s a comment from someone who read this blog giving a bit more information about the film clip I link to:

“This is an extract from a programme which Stacey Dooley did a couple of years back… FYI, she is one of BBC3’s “right on” “yoof” presenters……No she is not being provocative, this was but a short extract from the show… http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00pbclq The whole programme “oddly” seems to have disappeared from “iPlayer”. She interviewed the founder of the EDL, also from Luton, and she met up with some of her old school friends who are Muslims, she dressed in the “garb” and went out on the street as well.

In essence, unusually for something BBC, she gave good, even coverage of the situation in her home town…
I reckon that she was genuinely shocked by that “demonstration”, by “peace loving” Muslims.”