UKs propaganda peddlers

November 17, 2006 – 10:04 am

“When billions of television viewers see aerial shots of the London Olympics, they won’t see St. Paul’s Cathedral or any other traditional British landmark, they will see a mosque,” says Alan Craig, a representative of the Christian Peoples Alliance on Newham Council in London. The proposed London mosque is to be larger then a stadium that will fit 60,000 worshippers and it represents English failure “to integrate a growing Muslim population amid concerns about homegrown terrorists”.

Once mighty Albion welcomed the Muslims that came not to be integrated into London but to integrate London into Islam.

Contemporary England comes across as the victim of its own denial: it’s media has been peddling self-aggrandizing moral elevation over those victimized by Islam elsewhere in Europe, so much so that once, oh so! rational Margaret Thatcher comes across as a senile witch that has turned from iron into rust. Her last book, Statecraft, laced with quotes from the contemporary English propagandeur, Noel Malcolm, represents the vintage-best that, once incisive English, can come up with now.

On page 300, for example, Thatcher calls Malcolm “the soundest and wisest” in analyzing an alleged Bosnian “genocide” during which al-Qaeda got its European footing, that got Kosovo Albanians to sell Semtex to London bombers that killed the English…

So, congratulations Noel Malcolm!

Back in, say, 1860, when reason and not denial, dominated England, London’s consuls sent dispatches much similar about the victimized Christians against whom the contemporaries gloat at their victimization.

Sale of a Christian Family to a Muslim buyer in conquered Constantinople, painted by Ellendigh in 1663.

Says Consul J.E. Blunt to Sir Henry Bulwer from Pristina, then known as province of Uscub (Skopje) on July 14, 1860: “For the long time, the province [of Uscub] has been a prey to brigandage: this evil originating from a mountain population unsubdued, and eminently warlike and mercenary, has more sway in the plains. But it may be said that the development has been rather arrested than promoted; Christian churches and monasteries, towns and inhabitants, are not now pillaged, massacred, and burnt by Albanian hordes as used to be done ten years ago.”

On July 12, 1860, English Consul Charles J. Calvert sent a response to Sir Henry Bulwer’s Query 12 that asked “When cases of oppression against the Christians take place, is this generally owing to the acts of the Government or the fanaticism of the population?”

Calvert: “They are attributable chiefly to the innate hatred which Mussulmans bear towards Christians.”

“The Mussulman always considers himself the Christian’s superior, and whenever he acts with kindness towards the Christian it is with a species of condescension and forbearance which converts a right into a favour,” wrote Calvert.

76 years later, in 1936, English recruited servile Islamic Qadiani agents to infiltrate Albania and Kosovo in order to quell Muslim Albanian call to Jihad, roused by Hitler’s call to kill Jews. Muhammad Din was sent to Albania and Kosovo to propagate against Jihad.

“In accordance with the political needs of the time, Muhammad Din prepared and disseminated anti-Jehad literature and sang the songs in praise of British Imperialism. The Muslim leaders in Albania were alarmed at his activities. He was suspected a British spy and expelled from Albania,” writes Qadiani chronicler Tarikh.

Jubilant Muslim Turkish mob after pogrom of Christian Greeks in Constantinople.

Since 1999, Kosovo’s Muslim Albanians have engaged in religious cleansing of Christian Serbs and the English, like Noel Malcolm who has spent an enormous amount of ink syllogizing that such cleansing is a result of Christian behavior, do not deserve the same fate just because the seniles of the contemporary England are duping their own into destruction.