Apparently it’s National Islamophobia Awareness Month in Britain, yes a whole month dedicated to this ideology. Because the ideology of Islam is going to be rammed down our throats by Britain’s Establishment much more than usual this month this blog will be featuring for this period the sorts of Islam related stories that Britain’s Establishment would rather were not discussed or even highlighted to public.

All ideologies no matter what they are should be the subject of open and fearless debate. There should be no secular nor religious ideology that should not be out of bounds for discussion. A lack of public discussion about ideologies is how some bad and terrible ideologies, such as Communism, Fascism, Jihadism and other ideologies of which these are but examples, become ensconced in nations and societies.

As regards freedom of speech I have to accept the existence of those Muslims who believe that ‘the Jews stole my shoes’ and other such nonsense and the right of such people to speak their braincell. I have to support the free speech of even those I vehemently disagree with otherwise I would be a hypocrite.

Therefore the followers of Islam should accept their ideology being similarly criticised or even mocked and mosques and Islamic organisations linked to extremism claims being similarly treated. The header image above, which is going to go on all or most of the posts on here concerning National Islamophobia Awareness Month, is an example of mockery of entities that have been linked in the past to some quite challenging interpretations of Islam. For the record nothing written in this strand is intended as incitement to hate individual Muslims, the ordinary, decent and integrated ‘Joe Mohammed from the tyre shop’ types are not and never have been part of the problem, but the sort of entities that are trying to establish a de-facto blasphemy law regarding Islam in Britain and the extremists who have warped our society, they are the problem. They are both a problem for Muslims and non-Muslims. To conclude this introduction, the above image is not intended to incite, encourage or otherwise support the acquiring in any way of World War II Lancaster Bombers, legally or illegally and turning them on our more troublesome Islamic entities. We have a battle against the more challenging bits of Islam but this battle must be fought politically and some are doing so.

We’ll start the National Islamophobia Awareness Month’s coverage with what someone said was the ‘most Islamic tweet ever’. It is a response from a Muslim to a poster saying that ‘rape is bad’. The response from a Muslim commentator is gobsmacking and shows the gulf in understanding and in morals between Islamic and Western societies.

Here it is.