Cameron: I'll curb Muslim fanatics

Sunday, 28 September 2008 10:00

The Sunday Express leads with the speech given by Dame Pauline Neville Jones, the Shadow Security Minister at the Tory party conference in Birmingham with a front page that proclaims: 'Cameron: I'll curb Muslim fanatics'.

Dame Neville Jones, referring to the recent disclosure of functioning Shari'a courts in the UK said, "We are not going to have any status for sharia courts. Absolutely not."

"We are not going to have any legal recognition of sharia judgments that would withstand appeal to a secular court", she said.

She went to state that the Conservatives would insist on integration and reverse the Labour Government's policy of of multiculturalism, which she claimed had 'deliberately gone down the road of separation for its own sake.'

"We want unity and opportunity, despite difference, through integration", she said.

She went on claim that a Conservative government would also introduce bans on extremist organisations, said to refer to Hizb ut Tahrir which avoided proscription in 2006.

With the likes of Anthony Browne, author of The Retreat of Reason, taking up office as Policy Director to the new Conservative Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, Muslim communities in London might just experience a prelude to full blown Conservative ideas on 'integration'.

Anthony Browne claims in The Retreat of Reason that political correctness in Britain through promoting multiculturalism had fostered the creation of 'Muslim-only ghettoes' which produced 'young men who commit mass murder against their fellow citizens.'

International terrorism and the challenges posed by the economies of India and China would end reason's retreat as 'The West will no longer feel inclined to indulge in self-loathing, but will seek to reaffirm its sense of identity', he wrote. An indication of things to come?

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