Britons fed up

Britons are growing increasingly uneasy, even despondent, about life in their country. A poll conducted by the respected YouGov organization and published in the December 30 London Times found that more than half of all men and four in 10 women said they would rather live abroad if given the choice.The main reasons are antisocial behavior among a growing underclass and immigration. The “state of the nation” poll of more than 1,500 people found that concerns about immigration topped the list of issues of six out of 10 of those questioned.

Three British cities already have high Muslim populations, thanks to immigration, high birth rates and conversions (but don’t try converting any of them to another faith, which is one reason they are creating “no-go” zones). London’s population is 17 percent Muslim (1.3 million out of 7.5 million). In Luton, it’s 14.6 percent. Birmingham has 14.3 percent.

People are also generally gloomy about the state of the country, with the majority believing that Britain is getting worse and will not improve in the next five years.

The “state of the nation” poll suggests that politicians are failing to tackle antisocial behaviour problems such as graffiti and vandalism. This was the biggest day-to-day worry among those surveyed and the sharpest rise: up from 44% last year to 59% this year.

Concerns about immigration were expressed by almost six out of 10 of those questioned. This is a key issue with Conservative voters, with three-quarters listing migrants as one of their main worries.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has expressed concern about the loss of “Britishness” and the failure to learn English and embrace the national heritage. But unless he does something to slow, even reverse Muslim immigration, Britain, as we’ve known it, will be lost and radical Islam will remake Britain in its own image.