Bad news from the UK

And here is Chief Rabbi's answer to this question:
http://thejc.com/news/uk-news/42585/chief-rabbi-speaks-campus-extremism

Obviously, radical Islam (Islamism) is becoming pervasive in universities, and UK society condones it.

It's been happening for the last 20 years Jose. The public at large are only just beginning to understand how bad the problem is (most people aren't at university!)

Luton is a hot-bed of radical Islam, MI5 and MI6 are well aware of this that is why they have fought to keep "sensitive" material out of the public gaze at the recent 7/7 inquest. They have been overuled by the court and this information will become public for all to see.
Why did the EDL start in Luton? No coincidence.
The now-banned extremist Muslim group Al-Muhajiroun was based there and it is where the July 7 bombers met before they launched their attacks on London's transport network in 2005.
I once took the Luton exit off the M1 in an attempt to beat the traffic; big mistake, it was like driving through Kabul, I turned round and got back on the motorway and sat the traffic out.

Luton like Kaboul, Jon? I know things at the Vauxhall plant are bad, but didn't realise the workers had taken to blowing up cars and things in the streets. I always thought it was more like the moon there -- no atmosphere, especially when they banned away supporters.

Again, lack of reading comprehension, Millis?
Luton can be a centre of radical Islam and not be the target of it. They work for export, so to speak.

Another way of putting it: They don't sh*t where they eat.

And the legislation in UK is so nice to them while it can be abused to arrest their victims.

I get it. This isn't a place of sensible debate, questions and answers. I've just strayed into a Monty Python sketch. A bie gezundt all of you.

This isn't a place of sensible debate, questions and answers.

Yours seems to stem from Abbott and Costello's Who's on First Base?