The Quiet Islamification of Britain with David Atherton, Nuriyah Khan & Robin Tilbrook.

The Quiet Islamification of Britain.

Does the UK or Britain have a problem with Islam? On the face of it - it does but is the problem with the people - Muslims and Non Muslims - or it is with the Government?

Aside from the statutes introduced targeting hate speech and criminalisation of online abuses including religious or racial abuse, a new definition of Islamophobia is being considered with the government launch of a working group to "define unacceptable treatment, prejudice, discrimination and hate targeting Muslims or anyone who is perceived to be Muslim."

We have witnessed two tier justice and policing favouring the Muslim community and and frequent cow towing of major political parties to this growing constituency.

Is social unrest and anti muslim sentiment only now boiling over - after decades of fundamental change to society. Perhaps Britains are highly tolerant people who have been denied the the opportunity - or been fearful about voicing a natural opposition to social upheaval stemming from unresponsive governments and uncontrolled immigration?

Before we go to our panel - let's look at the latest available statistics from the 2021 Census.

The Muslim population in the UK grew to approximately 3.9 million in 2021, a rise of over a million since the previous census. This makes Muslims 6.0% of the total UK population. In England, the Muslim population was 3.8 million (6.7%) in 2021, with a significant growth rate reported for the nation's children.
Islam is the second-largest religion in the United Kingdom,

London has the largest population and greatest proportion (15%) of Muslims in the country.

Our panel are commentators and astute observers of social change. They are people unafraid of speaking out about their concerns and we hope to learn from them about what they see are problems and solutions that must be taken up by UK lawmakers and communities themselves. Or is this a pipe dream?

Mike Ryan HOST

GUESTS

David Atherton, Political Commentator, Journalist & Broadcaster.

David Atherton is a political commentator, Journalist, broadcaster, libertarian, and an advocate for free markets & free speech finally he's a self proclaimed "Selfish smoker".

Nuriyah Khan, Host Of Beyond Belief With Nuriyah Khan, Commentator & Critic of Islam & Woke Ideology

Nuriyah Khan is a British ex-Muslim commentator and host of Beyond Belief, where she examines the impact of Islam in Britain and its historical consequences for women's and minority rights. Having escaped Sharia in Dubai, she brings a rare lived perspective and her analysis is known for its clarity, courage and intellectual honesty.

Robin Tilbrook, Solicitor, Leader & Chairman of the English Democrats & Chairman of the Workers of England Union.

Robin Tilbrook is the Leader & Chairman of the English Democrats and Chairman of the Workers of England Union. He is an English Solicitor and runs his own law firm The English Democrats launched in 2002 and are the only campaigning English nationalist Party and campaigns for a referendum for Independence for England; for St George's Day to be England's National holiday; for Jerusalem to be England's National Anthem; to leave properly and fully the EU; for an end to mass immigration; for the Cross of St George to be flown on all public buildings in England; and his party supported a YES vote for Scottish Independence.

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