Many Muslims in Britain have left Labor after Keir Starmer declared his support for Israel. In October 2023, after Hamas committed its horrific terrorist attack, the Muslim Census carried out a poll which showed that Muslims will vote for neither the Conservatives nor Labour:
Muslim voters in the West do not follow the usual pattern of the rest of the population when it comes to politics. For the vast majority of them, Islam comes first. And in this case it is Gaza and not Israel that makes the decision for the party election. It is the most liberal British parties that become the choice for Muslims, such as the Greens or the Liberal Democrats. In addition, party-independent candidates (Allah’s party?) are elected. For the independents, the proportion went from 1.2% in 2019 to 21% at the measurement in October 2023.
Labor is losing its Muslim voters, although it has won the local elections in May. The exception is Sadiq Khan in London, who has had no real opposition. The Guardian writes:
The 53-year-old (Sadiq Khan, ed.mrk) won a third term as the capital’s mayor on Saturday, without losing the support of a large number of Muslim voters – unlike Labor candidates elsewhere in England last week.
But Labor candidates elsewhere in England last week experienced a significant loss of Muslim voters.
Muslim voters in the West have not established their own parties to any great extent. They are still too few to gain political influence. Thus, they choose parties that are closest to their own interests and where they can more easily take power from within. The Greens appear as an ideologically weak party with a lack of backbone. They are easy prey for Muslims with a completely different agenda than local politics.
Dozens of Gaza and Hamas supporters were elected to local councils in the local elections in England a few days ago. They are well organized. A Muslim press group called “The Muslim vote” ensures that Muslim issues are prioritized. On the website they themselves say:
This election signals a shift for Muslims – no more political apathy. We will no longer tolerate being taken for granted. We are a powerful, collective force of 4 million acting in unison.
We are focused on seats where the Muslim vote can influence the outcome. We are here for the long term. In 2024, we will lay the foundations for society’s political future.
“A mighty combined force of 4 million”. So then we know that the number of Muslims has reached 4 million in Britain. This coincides with the census in 2021 and is up from 2.7 million in 2011.
One of the winners in Leeds municipality, Mothin Ali (The Greens), shouted Allahu Akbar without hesitation after his victory in the local elections:
“We want to raise the voice of Palestine. Allahu Akbar!’
What the municipal council in Leeds has to do with Gaza was unknown before this election.
Mothin Ali is the typical “pleasant greengrocer” as was long and naively imagined in Norway. The Daily Mail writes in an editorial:
Mothin Ali appears from his profile on the Green Party website to be a very pleasant soul. An accountant by profession, he volunteers for charity, loves horticulture and is passionate about ‘community well-being’.
When he was elected to Leeds City Council, however, he presented an angrier and far more sinister face. As supporters unfurled a Palestinian flag behind him, he launched into a tirade about Labour’s failure to support a ceasefire in Gaza.
It is the first time that Muslims in Great Britain have come together as one pressure group. And this is bad news for democracy and individual choices. The UK has recently introduced new rules for submitting ballots by post.
People submitting postal votes will now be limited to submitting no more than five postal votes for other voters, plus their own postal vote per election. A postal vote return form, which contains some personal information (name and address), must be completed. This form also requires the completion of a declaration.
In the past, it was not unusual for mosques to collect postal votes. This also explains why the new pressure group The muslim vote has been established right now. In Norway, we have a similar group: Muslim votes.
The fact that the Muslims are leaving Labor is causing headaches for leader Keir Starmer. After all, it was precisely these immigrant votes that were supposed to help Labor retain power forever. But how far will he go to win back the trust of the “pro-Palestine supporters”? It was former Prime Minister and Labor leader Tony Blair who opened the floodgates for mass immigration to Great Britain. In 2014 we wrote:
Shameless from Tony Blair
“I’ve always said you have to have proper controls in place on immigration”, says Tony Blair. The BBC let this pass, unimpeded! Immigration to Britain under New Labor and Tony Blair increased the total population by 3 million. In 2009 it was revealed that it was a deliberate and planned policy on the part of Labor to import voters.
Family reunification and “higher fertility” as well as a lower age for mothers of first-borns have contributed to the Muslim population today numbering 4 million.
Leeds, where Mothin Ali was elected, does not even have as large a preponderance of Muslims as the other cities in the north of England:
(From ONS – corresponding to SSB in Norway)
Segregation is strong and there are more and more Muslims in the northern cities:
In the UK’s second largest city, Birmingham, one must be able to say that Muslims have taken over large parts of the city as one approaches 100 percent who identify themselves as Muslims in the 2021 census.
There are no good ways to even out this segregation. These boroughs are lost to white Britons who will not submit to Allah. It cannot be reversed now that life is concentrated on the nearest mosque and not the city centre, the shopping centers or the parks.
Norway lags behind Great Britain, but SSB will never make any graphics about this demographic like its British counterpart ONS does. At the same time, it was announced that the census, which is done every 10 years, will no longer be done because they can now collect all information from other databases.
Apart, of course, from “what religion do you belong to”?
Also read our article from 2020: English cities aren’t even what they used to be and this one from 2015: Only 48 white Brits left
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