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The other day, as I sat in a train carriage taking me from Birmingham to London, I decided to tilt my head against the window and try to get some sleep. It had been a long, difficult, boring day and the opiate lure of sleep seemed to offer a warm bath for my aching senses.
I didn’t get any though, for no sooner had I shut my eyes than a burly Somali woman crashed down on the seat across the gangway and began to graze like a cow.
Fidgeting around in a small grey trolley bag she removed box after box, flipping off the lids each time with an echoing pop. She prepared what must have been the apperitif – a cold soup, green in colour, similar in appearance to a badly made guacamole.
I remember thinking “Now she is not going to drink that out of the tub….She can’t do.”
Well, she did, and with a noise more distressing than the whoosh of an approaching bullet. An English (or any rate European) woman ( long legs, short dress) stationed in front of the Somali began to wince in time to every slurp. At one point (to my pleasure) she consulted me with a wry, sympathetic smile.
This went on through five courses. After each one, the woman wiped her mouth gracelessly on her flowing black cloak (by the end it looked like the bed-sheets of a mental patient).
When the train docked at Milton Keynes, the Somali woman picked up her bag and departed the carriage, leaving the boxes, wrappers, and copius stains for the poor train crew to deal with.
The train peeled away towards the smoke, and as I took the postponed chance to rest my head, I thought lazily about the differences in moral priotities between a Muslim woman and her equivalent in the West. No doubt for that Somali woman, bedecked in her Hijab and modest cloak, the lady in front who winced at her behaviour was a barbarian. No doubt her short skirt, social independence and unmutilated labia marked her out as someone awaiting civilisation. My thoughts of the Somali – of course – were of the same kind.
And that’s a good (if slightly ludicrous) analogy for the Muslim-Kaffir quarrel itself. As Christopher Hitchens wrote, it is not a ‘clash of civilisations’, but a clash about what constitutes civilisation that most separates East from West.
Or of course, I could be reading too much into a woman with no table manners.
D, LDN.
If you had said any thing to her the thought police not only would be after you but the police it self . Have seen that too and it really annoys me but because they are another ethnic group and Muslims . They can do what ever they wont .
Indeed. I suppose different cultures value different things. Some cultures lack manners entirely.
It’s not merely a lack of manners but a question of intent. She meant to possess the public space as her own. It was a very conscious decision on the part of this Somali bitch to make it known that she was in charge—almost daring anyone to challenge her. This is how muslims operate: they are supreme and will make no effort whatsoever to accommodate the standards of “unbelievers”. Any challenge will be met with a plea of victimhood with the sickening complicity of those who supposedly serve to protect us. Fish out of water indeed. Time to drain the pond.
Indeed. They live in a bubble of their own kind. The comfort or opinion of others is not relevant to them.
During my six months in Birmingham I saw this kind of thing very often, too. Sometimes it was breathtaking, the sheer amount of Muslims in that city. I would at times be part of a crowd (for example, at the train station) and look around see dozens of hijabs, niqabs and Somali ethnic costumes. These are *not just clothes*, of course: they are symbols of backward, primitive thinking and of cultures which are, or should be, alien to the United Kingdom – the country of Shakespeare, Darwin and Churchill. That is not our “heritage” – and it never should be.
There was no communication between the Muslims and the English in that city – none unless there really had to be. It seemed to me divided. Driving through the outskirts was much worse: I went through areas where I saw no-one but Muslims for several miles: the elderly dressed in their tribal outfits, the younger ones usually looking menacing, in gangs.
It must be said I also encountered a good many underclass, both native and Eastern European and, it seemed, from everywhere else in the world. Birmingham seemed to me a city very far gone. It felt dangerous and as if it might break at any point. I feel sorry for our older generation there but I was relieved to leave.
I’ve never really liked Birmingham. As you say, it is divided between a swelling Muslim occupation and a native underclass that is just as unpleasant. I’ve often thought that Manchester or Bristol should be our second city. I feel embarrassed when I think of Americans going there thinking it will be like London.
Talking of manners I was working with some eastern European that had come in the factory that I had worked in . But while some people tried to enter great most did not. It was all in there own language and only a couple wonted to learn English . Some even though they had been hear with years could not speak basic English. But what really got my goat was when they went to the toilet non of them or rather a small percentage would bother to flush if after they had relived them self’s. But noting was every said . While one dose not know if the cleaning women said any thing but one thinks she did . But noting was ever done. So all the rest of the factory had the suffer such a site . One would say it was down to political correct mess that noting was said .
Well, that is pretty disgusting. .
There is only one solution in reality. I would be imprisoned for stating it.
But most would be too politically correct to even consider it anyway, preferring suicide instead.
In time, we who hold these views will be looked back upon in the same light as Orwell and Churchill. I firmly believe the public will come around.
This actually a very well written article: factual, easy to read and funny. Keep up the good work !