no one  absolutely no one is likely to be interested in debating this - particularly in mainstream politics where they already have a small but very important position   Imagine if say -  jess phillips pointed this out - not that she would - she would be told to resign

YOU CANNOT QUESTION the inevitable

This could be interesting after the ten o'clock news on Radio 4 (1015 - 11pm)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000bncc

Sima Kotecha chairs a special debate in Coventry exploring the values of diverse groups of young people, living, working and studying in the city. Can the participants come to a consensus about what it means to live a good life? At the end of the programme they are invited to come up with nine ‘truths’ – moral maxims to live by.
#NineTruths

I started to listen to the programme however it was childish and fell asleep half way through.

This community is arrogant, full-of-themselves and more demanding and ambitious than any other in The UK; they'd readily cry wolf to gain an advantage over others, if necessary. However, would plead ignorance or beg for forgiveness to escape a penalty if caught committing a misdemeanour.

I think if Islamophobia is over-used and regularly it could soon be ignored (and rightly so) by other minority groups and locals given their prominence in presence in some cities and towns, and politics.

Remember those who cried wolf....

But it's true. Other minority groups will not stand aside and allow them hegemony in some towns and political arenas when terrorist activities are repeated in our cities.

Hegemony is gradual but surely, and as you rightly said through demographic shift; terrorist attacks could only instil hatred and further distrust of the community.

I hate to see the day when The UK is divided (not just North and South) but is coming like some troubled areas eg Iraq, Syria, Kurdistan and Afghanistan where different faiths take over and rule.

Aye, I wonder how much they paid them graduates to get butchered. 

Them graduates were rather irresponsible inviting such people to the centre of London,what about security for themselves,other participants or the general public they may have met on their way ? Difficult questions to ask but when will their own behaviour be challenged ?

Has any politician and/or media commentator stepped forward yet to dare to suggest that Friday's terrorism might have had "something to do with Islam" ?   


Do we know whether the Muslim Council of Britain are more concerned about (non-existent) "Islamophobia", or the London murders on Friday carried by by an Islamist Terrorist ?

Deeee port

We expert our Government to protect us not to let this madman who hates us out early to start killing innocent people.Might as well let the Yorkshire Ripper out.

Has the Corbra meeting that inevitably follow these Islamic terrorist attacks to protect us from the "right-wing backlash" been held yet?

I'm so looking forward to pictures of our great and good, celebrities, Royalties, journalists, pop idols and sage looking clerics standing shoulder to shoulder with Muslim leaders, some women of them even donning head scarfs, in support of our beleaguered community.

At times like these we as a nation should stand together against the bigots who throw ham sandwiches at mosques or the racist Islamophobes who call to shut down madrassas.

What we clearly need now is an education program for the wider public on the peaceful message of all faiths. Let us forgive and send the few who have totally misunderstood this peaceful message and have somehow mistook the word peace for kill on an evening course, once a week.

Please do not worry. Our politicians, media, academia, security agencies, celebrities etc have got it covered. They're doing everything they can to protect us from the right-wing Islamophobe bigots.