Comments by "mpetersen6" (@mpetersen6) on "The Islamists voted into Britain’s parliament on policies relating to the Middle East…" video.

  1. ​ @EllieMaes-Grandad  Once Islam gains a firm enough foothold that it can dominate elections even though it is not a majority. Then you can expect to see an increase in conversions from people who want to be on the winning side. IMO this is how Islam spread so rapidly in the 1st Millennium. Islam has built in policies that can be used to actively discriminate against non Muslims.
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  2. Invading armies? Hordes more likely. Just wait until Clan and Tribal fueds take hold.
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  3. In any democracy the attitudes of local elected offcials on matters outside the borders of their own constituency. Especially outside their own national borders. Have little or no effect on the polices and practices that actually matter inside their own district, town, city village etc. It has about as much effect as declaring your city a "nuclear free zone" as declaring solidarity with Gaza has on whether or not the potholes get repaired. Or public spaces such as parks are maintained. Or local water systems, sewers and other public services are managed properly. Local elected officials are elected to look after local matters. If your local elected officials do not look after these matters but instead use the position to posture in the local community they should be voted out in the next election. This applies to communities in any nation that has real elections. The practice of some local officials in any democracy to enrich themselves at the expense of the citizenry is another matter. (1) Otherwise you may as well hire professional city managers or revert to officials who find their office through appointment or heriditary means (2). 1) This is another factor of massive immigration into First World (mainly what is refered to as "The West") nations by immigrants from nations where graft and corruption are just the way things are done. Not that these things are not done in the First World. But in the First World everybody knows it is illegal. 2) l am not a fan of hereditary forms of government except for one possible aspect. In such a system it is possible to raise the next generation of rulers, local or national, with a sense of duty to their posisition and responsibilities. Note l said possible. Not that they always would have a sense of duty.
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  4. If a political party forms in the UK or any other Western country that identifies as Muslim IMO odds are that lagally the elected officials of that country will be hands off. But if a political party formed that promoted the interests of a particular Protestant denomination (1), Roman Catholics or any other Christian sect they would come down on them like a ton of bricks. 1) The Southern Baptists in the US come to mind.
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