Winston Churchill on the 'curses' of Islam

'How dreadful are the curses which Mohammedanism lays on its votaries! Besides the fanatical frenzy, which is as dangerous in a man as hydrophobia in a dog, there is this fearful fatalistic apathy. The effects are apparent in many countries, improvident habits, slovenly systems of agriculture, sluggish methods of commerce, and insecurity of property exist wherever the followers of the Prophet rule or live. A degraded sensualism deprives this life of its grace and refinement, the next of its dignity and sanctity.

'The fact that in Mohammedan law every woman must belong to some man as his absolute property, either as a child, a wife, or a concubine, must delay the final extinction of slavery until the faith of Islam has ceased to be a great power among men. Individual Muslims may show splendid qualities, but the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it. No stronger retrograde force exists in the world.

Far from being moribund, Mohammedanism is a militant and proselytizing faith. It has already spread throughout Central Africa, raising fearless warriors at every step; and were it not that Christianity is sheltered in the strong arms of science, the science against which it had vainly struggled, the civilization of modern Europe might fall, as fell the civilization of ancient Rome.'

Sir Winston Churchill; (Source: The River War, first edition, Vol. II, pages 248-50 London).

Holly Willoughby and her impressive breasts

Am feeling a bit shaken up.

Just returning home on the bus, minding my own business, when I overheard two youngish men talking.

Man 1: 'That Holly Willoughby. She'd be a good tit f*ck.'

Man 2: 'Too right. Massive pair of hangers on her.'

It wasn't even very late. Shocking effort.

Then I thought. 'Who the hell is Holly Willoughby?'

Operation Bullfinch and the Oxford sex ring

The trial in the Oxford paedophillia case (aka Operation Bullfinch) began today.

I have to confess I had only vaguely followed it until now. Clearly some aspects of the media (that means you, The Daily Mail) are whipping themselves into a frenzy about it.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2262723/Gang-men-groomed-young-girls-sex-drove-terrified-victim-14-woods-night-threatened-cut-head-off.html

I find it rather off-putting – siding with the Mail, but on this occasion I can feel it happening. And that is despite the fact that the paper features a video with a BNP protest.

Nine defendants – all God-fearing Muslims who’d want to chop off hands and heads if they thought you'd looked at their sister in a lecherous manner – brutally abusing young girls in Oxford.

As has been shown in recent years, this is by no means an isolated episode and is evidence of the howling double standards of Islam.

The accused are listed as Kamar Jamil, 27, Akthtar Dogar, 32, Anjum Dogar, 30, Assad Hussain, 32, Mohammed Karrar, 38, Bassam Karrar, 26, Mohammed Hussain, 24, Zeeshan Ahmed, 27, and Bilal Ahmed, 26.

But who are they and where do they come from? Are they all British born or are there some asylum seekers in there? No doubt all will be revealed.

Either way, this is another disgraceful episode and one that again shows how the pussy-footing politicians seem to be missing the point.

If this was the other way round – and it was Muslim girls being abused – the offenders would not have had chance to come to court.

They would have no doubt been dragged around the back-streets of Oxford, Bradford, Oldham or wherever tied to the back bumper of a car with their genitals stuffed in their mouths.

Islam is nothing if not medieval (OK, put the car to one side for now and imagine it's a horse or a cow or something) and its adherents like nothing more than a good old bit of genitals-in-your-mouth vengeance.

Max Clifford knows where the bodies are buried

One wonders how many celebs have confided in Max Clifford about their goings-on.

He seems to have given more than one interview in recent weeks on the subject of anxious celebs.

And then he’s being questioned himself.

In the wake of Stuart Hall and DLT you wonder who will be next.

Who else was big in TV and radio in the 1970s and 1980s?

Could be the whole lot of them.

Autumn Budget Statement: what it means for you

London, December 1876.

From our parliamentary reporter

Sir Gideon Osborne today revealed his latest financial plans to a packed House of Commons.

‘These workshy paupers need to take their medicine,’ he said – to widespread applause from the government benches.

‘For too long, the unworthy poor have been too eager to shirk their responsibilities.

‘All they do is moan on about rickets, drink Porter, grub about on the banks of the Thames looking for scraps of coal and get disemboweled by serial killers.

‘Frankly, it’s just not good enough.’

Sir Gideon went on to say: ‘When I was at Eton I didn’t get to be a member of Pop by hiding in the toilets and playing with my Old Chap. I knuckled down, got myself down to double Greek and learned how to play the cover drive – even when De Lancy (Major) was coming in off his full run-up.

There were general murmurs of agreement at this point and several members nodded approvingly at the mention of Bernard De Lancy (Sussex and England) and showed off scars gained while playing cricket against him at Eton.

Warming to his theme Sir Gideon added: ‘Let’s stop beating about the bush. The poor smell, they’re covered in pus-filled sores, their teeth are revolting and they couldn’t tell Theseus from Perseus in a million years.’

To rapturous applause he climaxed: ‘Of course, though, we’re all in this together.’

Duchess Kate is pregnant. Rejoice, people of Britain

So Princess Katie is pregnant.

The tabloid press (and the Daily Telegraph) has its lead story and all is well with the world.

Or not.

While congratulations are no doubt in order on a personal basis, should we really care about Katie being up the royal duff?

No. Absolutely not. This isn’t 1335. If the monarch to be doesn't have an heir it isn't going to throw the nation into civil war. And this grovelling fixation with the royals is, frankly, grotesque.

Britain needs to start looking forward a bit more. The last thing it needs is to have another class-system-confirming obsession with Princess Katie’s morning vomiting.

Let's have a bit more focusing on schools, opportunities and competing in the modern world and a bit less medieval claptrap about the activities of the royal pizzle.

David Cameron fed up by Qatada release

Prime Minister David Cameron says he is ‘completely fed up’ about the release on bail of Abu Qatada after the Muslim cleric won his deportation appeal, reports the BBC.

Abu Qatada was freed from prison after a UK court ruled he might not get a fair trial if deported to Jordan to face bomb plot charges.

Mr Cameron said ministers had ‘moved heaven and earth’ to try to deport him.

He said: ‘I am completely fed up with the fact this man is still at large in our country, he has no right to be there, we believe he’s a threat to our country.

‘It’s extremely frustrating and I share the British people's frustration at the situation we find ourselves in.’

He said that, as well an appeal, the government would ‘do everything we can to make sure that we do have the power to expel and deport people from our country who have no right to be there and mean us harm’.

Judges say there is a real risk that the preacher's retrial in Jordan would be unfair because it would include incriminating statements made by men who were tortured by the secret police.

As the toothless judiciary shows its spinelessness, it comes as no surprise to know Qatada’s release will come at a price tag of around £100,000 per week. That’ll be picked up by the good old taxpayer, of course.