ISLAMIC BIRMINGHAM: Converting the infidels?

Yesterday we reported on the case of a young British solider being harangued by a group of Muslim woman at a Birmingham hospital. Today we report on another significant story to emerge about the spread of Islam in Brum which should be of concern to all of Birmingham‘s none Islamic communities. However this particular story relates to members of the Sikh faith. According to the Birmingham Mail the story began last month when a teenage student was reported missing by her Sikh family in West Bromwich. The family claimed that the girl had been forcibly converted to Islam, possibly whilst studying at Sutton Coldfield College. She was later found at an address in Birmingham and is now under the protection of West Midlands Police, although who she is being protected from has not been made clear. (Read article Here)

The story was highlighted further at the weekend when Ceefax reported that up to a hundred Sikhs had marched from Handsworth to the city centre in a protest to police about ‘forced conversions to Islam’. Such tactics have been reported as being employed by Islamists throughout the world in order to spread their religion and it now appears to be becoming increasingly common in Britain.

In 2005 a story was run in the press about inmates of the Young Offenders Institution at Feltham in Middlesex being forcibly converted to Islam (read article Here). In another story from the same year a young Afro-Caribbean man in London was repeatedly shot causing his death after allegedly refusing to embrace “the religion of Peace” (Read article Here). The controversy stirred by the Pope recently was due to him quoting a Medieval Greek Emperor on the subject of forced conversions to Islam. Some scholars argue that forced conversion is allowed under Islamic (Sharia) law and that Mohammed himself practiced it. Historians have also suggested that the practice of forced conversion was one of the key factors in the rapid expansion of Islam after its inception in seventh century Arabia. Although some Muslims insist that forced conversion is forbidden by the Koran.

It appears that Muslims may now be deploying this tactic on a greater level in some Birmingham communities. The problem could also be linked to the growing number of indigenous British converts seen on city streets, although given their fiercely loyal (or fearful you might say) commitment it would be virtually impossible to ascertain whether these have been coerced or voluntary conversions.

Whichever it may be, one thing is for sure – the non-Muslim population of our city continues to shrink. The day that the green flag of Islam flies over the Council House draws ever nearer and only we, the so-called ‘infidels’, can stop it. Large BNP votes are the only message our political elites understand when it comes to expressing opposition to the Islamification of Birmingham. The choice is clear and it is yours.