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Donna Newman Srspoetdnoh9m0g2at70i1g5lauhih6mt318m6ha72tl1hm53hl54m30mu75 · This Is Not Diversity. This Is Dominance. Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Trafalgar Square on Monday evening to pray and break their Ramadan fast. The Adhan, the call to prayer, rang out across a national memorial built to ... View MoreDonna Newman Srspoetdnoh9m0g2at70i1g5lauhih6mt318m6ha72tl1hm53hl54m30mu75 · This Is Not Diversity. This Is Dominance. Hundreds of Muslims gathered in Trafalgar Square on Monday evening to pray and break their Ramadan fast. The Adhan, the call to prayer, rang out across a national memorial built to commemorate Britain's naval victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, a battle fought to preserve this nation's independence and sovereignty, in the shadow of St Martin-in-the-Fields, one of London's most historic Christian churches. The declaration that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is his messenger echoed across one of the most symbolically loaded public spaces in the country. The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan attended. The Prime Minister Keir Starmer applauded. Nick Timothy said what millions thought but were too polite to say. Mass ritual prayer in public places is an act of domination. The Adhan, when called in a shared civic space, is by definition a declaration of exclusive religious truth in territory that belongs to everyone. That is not Islamophobia. It is theology. Trafalgar Square was not chosen by accident. It is chosen because it is the most symbolically resonant public space in Britain, and because the statement being made is precisely about whose space it is and whose it is becoming. Starmer's response told us everything we need to know about the quality of his argument. He did not engage with Timothy's point. He reached immediately for Tommy Robinson, invoking a convicted criminal as a moral authority to condemn a former senior adviser to a Prime Minister. He compared the Trafalgar Square prayer to Diwali, Chanukah and Easter processions, knowing the equivalence is false. Diwali, Chanukah and the Passion are celebrations. They do not involve a declaration that there is no god but the god of the celebrants. The Adhan does. And Starmer knows it. But Trafalgar Square is only the beginning of the picture. British cathedrals have been hosting iftar. Manchester Cathedral opened its doors for Ramadan prayers. It is technically against canon law to invite members of another religion to pray in front of a cathedral altar. The canon law was not enforced. Nobody was held accountable. Next Ramadan it will happen again, in other cathedrals, with renewed rounds of polite applause from the same bishops whose predecessors built the institutions now being used for the purpose. In our schools, children are taken to mosques as part of RE programmes while nativity plays are cancelled for fear of causing offence. In our public spaces, the Adhan rings out while churches fall silent and close for lack of congregants. In our institutions, canon law is set aside to accommodate a faith tradition that has no reciprocal arrangement. Mosques in Britain are not opened for Christian worship during Easter or Christmas. The gesture runs in one direction only. It always does. This is the slow Islamisation of Britain. Not by conquest. Not by conspiracy. But by incremental accommodation, each step individually defensible, cumulatively transformative. The school that cancels the nativity. The cathedral that hosts iftar. The Prime Minister who demands the sacking of anyone who names what is happening. The institutions that should defend the nation's Christian heritage are the first to abandon it. And the political class that should protect the public space treats those who object as the problem. Timothy was right. The domination of public places is straight from the Islamist playbook. He was not suggesting every Muslim at Trafalgar Square is an Islamist. He was identifying the strategy. Shared civic spaces, national symbols, ancient institutions, they are not being seized. They are being offered, one accommodation at a time, by people who have either not read the Lebanon chapter or have decided not to care how it ends. Starmer did not call for Timothy to be sacked because he was wrong. He called for it because he was right. And that is the most telling detail of all. - Jim Chimirie | @JChimirie66677

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fuck all Muslims and Islam especially that child molester they follow

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