I too, sense a shift in public opinion regarding implimentation of the "Human rights act".

People are saying, what a couple of years ago was "unsayable"
They have opened their eyes and just discovered that the Emperor really has nothing on.

How stupidly we can behave, when our emotions start to rule our heads.

We must always debate everything, every issue, every attack on our hard won freedoms, every incursion into our lives by vested interests and most importantly we should never allow ourselves to be bullied into silence.....they always try that one and this thread is no exception.
Those who maintain that there is no cultural element at work in the crimes against the very young girls, or in the treatment of women, homosexuals and "infidels" have offered up not a shred of evidence to support their contention.....they have simply resorted to abuse and name calling

In contrast, Keith has provided the views of people who are in a position to be fully aware of the facts.

The evidence from the courts supports the views held by these people, and the most alarming point, which is made repeatedly, is that protection agencies and even the police are being obstructed by
"Human rights legislation" from fully and openly investigating these crimes.

Orwellian "liberalism" has had its day.....thank fuck! Look to Europe and Scandinavia to see the future, the backlash has begun, the worst stupidities and excesses will be swept away, common sense will prevail......but just as we railed against the stupidity of "liberal fundamentalism", we must guard against the pendulum swinging too far.