British Muslims make it official: `Terrorism? You stoopid dhimmis brought it on yourselves'

Britain has a problem...no doubt about it. Now it's official.

Today British Muslims released an open Letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair which put the blame for terrorist attacks on `British foreign policy' and criticized the British government for domestic legislation designed to reduce Islamic terrorism. In other words, if Britain doesn't behave and do exactly what the Jihadis want, they will be victimized by `justified' violence and Islamic terrorism.

The letter was signed by 3 Muslim MPs, 3 Muslim Peers and 38 Islamic `community groups' including like the the Muslim Council of Britain, the Muslim Association of Britain, the British Muslim Forum, and the Muslim Solidarity Committee.

In other words, a broad consensus of Muslims throughout Britain.

Ajmal Masroor, from the Islamic Society of Britain, which represents second-generation Muslims, thought that the letter was just fine and dandy.

"The letter itself is very well written and very reflective of the sentiment of Muslims," said Mr Masroor.

"Muslims are saying Islam and the Muslim communities did not give rise to extremism, and did not radicalise the young people."

Nah, it couldn't have been those peace loving Muslims...those stoopid dhimmis in Britain brought it on themselves, and the hatred that gets preached daily at Britain's mosques and madrassahs is simply `justifiable' anger.

Or maybe it was the Jooos.

Don't laugh....a staggering 45 per cent of British Muslims, according to a poll by Britain's Channel 4, believe that 9/11 was a conspiracy between the US and Israel!

Various polls also show that over 1/3 of Muslims polled in Britain want it to become an Islamic country under sharia law and 25% said the 7/7 bombings were `justified' ..for pretty much the same reasons given in this letter.

Some commentators in Britain have said that the problem is that these Muslim community leaders are deluding themselves - rather than face up to the fact that large numbers of supposedly assimilated Muslims have been radicalized inthe country's mosques and madrassahs and have no problems comitting jihad against the country that is sheltering them, these Muslim leaders would prefer to delude themselves that the whole thing is a Western plot, brought on by Britain's foreign and domestic policy.

I don't agree at all with that. I think people like Sadiq Khan and the Muslim Council of Britain know exactly what they're doing, and it's silly to be in denial about it. Even though they may practice a bit of taqiyah (falsehood directed at non-Muslims) directed at gullible Leftist and multiculturalists that all will be well if we just give in to their demands and watch ourselves, the message is pretty clear.

I agree with Khalid Mahmood, the Muslim MP for Perry Barr in Birmingham who refused to sign the letter and accused those behind it of `grandstanding'."It is just an attempt to raise their own individual profiles so they can ... appease some of the more radical elements of Islam."

Exactly. They have decided to support the jihadis and Islamic terrorists..not that this is any news to anyone who has been following events in Britain for the past few years.

This is the second time in recent months that Muslim leaders have threatened Britain with violence for not being sufficiently dhimmi-like and for attempting to fight Islamic terrorism domestically.

Many British politicians appear shocked at these sentiments...I can't imagine why. It's time they woke up and took a good look at the viper's nest they've nurtured in Britain for all these years.

These people are not loyal British subjects...their loyalty is to the Muslim ummah.

Home Secretary John Reid said he would not question the motives of those who signed the letter (!!), but said it was a "dreadful misjudgement if they believe that the foreign policy of this country should be shaped in part or in whole under the threat of terrorist activity".

Reid told the BBC: "No government worth its salt would stay in power in my view, and no government worth its salt, would be supported by the British people if our foreign policy or any other aspect of policy was being dictated by terrorists.

That is not the British way, it is antithetical to our very central values. We decide things in this country by democracy, not under the threat of terrorism."

Echoing this stance, former Tory leader Michael Howard said the letter had given "ammunition" to extremists.

He said: "It is, I think, completely misconceived to suggest that we should change our foreign policy because it might cause some people to take up arms against us.

"That's a form of blackmail and I think that letter was completely misconceived."