Cameron - Muslim Imam or Prime Minister?

The piece below, where I put how long before Cameron says the words I had thought were just to outrageous to be true - WERE TRUE! A NF comrade has sent me the original piece from of course that pinko rage - the Guardian, I am reprinting it so you can read it in all it's multi-racial liberal glory.

What goes through the mind of a man like Cameron to do this? What goes through the minds of the tens of thousands of other Cameron's who run our country at all levels.

I have taken to calling them the Liberal-Oligarchs, but I no longer feel that is an apt enough description.

Cameron and all his like, at all levels of government, the Civil Service, the Education System and the Police Force who think on these lines are pseudo-Marxists!

Marxism is against Nationalism

Marxism says there is no difference between races

Marxism says that we must move through Globalism towards a One World State

Cameron is all of these, as are his clones infesting our nation.
These pseudo-Marxists are mentally ill in my opinion, for no normal healthy person would think and act and base their lives and our Nation's life on the things these pseudo-Marxists believe and do - and enshrine in laws - laws designed to beat down the White people of Britain.

If a British Prime Minister had done this 100 years or so ago, he would not only lose office but quite possibly be taken to a mental institution!

The liberalism that has given rise to these crypto-Marxists is a type of sickness brought on by an educational system steeped in anti-British ideas which it passes on, like an infectious disease to our children. It passes it on to, in their domination of our media at all levels.

Cameron - this is what mass non-White immigration has brought us - and of course, just by coincidence - the killers were Muslims!

Read this and decide why YOU should join Britain's last hope - the National Front

"What I learnt from my stay with a Muslim family

Last week, Tory leader David Cameron spent two days in Birmingham with the Rehmans

The challenges of cohesion and integration are among the greatest we face. I wrote in these pages in January that we cannot bully people into feeling British: we have to inspire them. Last week, I spent two days staying with Abdullah and Shahida Rehman and their family in Birmingham. The experience has strengthened my conviction about the right way to build a more cohesive Britain.

First, a concerted attack on racism and soft bigotry. You can't even start to talk about a truly integrated society while people are suffering racist insults and abuse, as many still are in our country on a daily basis. We must also be careful about the language we use. No Muslim I've ever met is offended by Christmas, or supports its replacement with 'Winterval'. But many Muslims I've talked to about these issues are deeply offended by the use of the word 'Islamic' or 'Islamist' to describe the terrorist threat we face today.

We do need greater understanding of the true nature of the terrorist threat. There's too much complacency about it among non-Muslims, and too much denial of it in the Muslim community. But our efforts are not helped by lazy use of language. Indeed, by using the word 'Islamist' to describe the threat, we actually help do the terrorist ideologues' work for them, confirming to many impressionable young Muslim men that to be a 'good Muslim', you have to support their evil campaign.

There's no easy answer. I don't think this is something that can or should be addressed through a government edict, but the BBC, as our national broadcaster, has both the responsibility and the opportunity to give a lead.

The second priority for building cohesion in our country is more integration: people from different backgrounds sharing public services, neighbourhoods, social networks. As I found in Birmingham, this is something they naturally want to do, and local institutions - including religious ones - provide the opportunity

For example, those who say that faith-based schools hinder integration are wrong. The three Muslim children in the household I stayed with go to a local faith school - a Jewish faith school, which is massively oversubscribed, has a mixed roll with some 60 per cent of pupils from Muslim families, around a third from Birmingham's Jewish community and the rest a mixture of Christians and Sikhs. My obvious question to Abdullah - why do you, a practising Muslim, send your kids to a Jewish school? - does not get just the obvious answer: good discipline and good results. On top of that, the very fact that the school has a faith and a strong ethos is seen, at least by Abdullah and his family, as a positive advantage.

And the third step in promoting integration is to ensure there's something worth integrating into. 'To make men love their country,' said Edmund Burke, 'their country ought to be lovable.' Integration has to be about more than immigrant communities, 'their' responsibilities and 'their' duties. It has to be about 'us' too - the quality of life that we offer, our society and our values.

Here the picture is bleak: family breakdown, drugs, crime and incivility are part of the normal experience of modern Britain. Many British Asians see a society that hardly inspires them to integrate. Indeed, they see aspects of modern Britain which are a threat to the values they hold dear - values which we should all hold dear. Asian families and communities are incredibly strong and cohesive, and have a sense of civic responsibility which puts the rest of us to shame. Not for the first time, I found myself thinking that it is mainstream Britain which needs to integrate more with the British Asian way of life, not the other way around.

Saying goodbye to Abdullah I was given gifts of T-shirts, shoes and a traditional robe which he said would be perfect for any visit to Pakistan. It's another reminder that integration is a two-way street. If we want to remind ourselves of British values - hospitality, tolerance and generosity to name just three - there are plenty of British Muslims ready to show us what those things really mean."

Cameron - tell that to the parents and family of Gunner Lee Rigby!