From
the 1/6/13 BBC Any Answers’ moderator's question on the
imposition of multiculturalism in the UK, “What is it you fear about
multiculturalism?”, the caller could not
define the problem in a way that satisfied the moderator for the obvious reason
of having an unrehearsed answer to an unexpected question. He initially made a comment about his concern
for the host country's cultural solidarity under the Muslim onslaught. A succinct and prepared statement needs to be made to counter this line of questioning. A response might be worded
thus:
It’s not possible to answer what might be called a “naïve world-view”
question in a tweet. What the
multicultural trend has wrought since the 1970s is being seen by increasing
numbers of people as nothing less than the Muslim conquest of Europe. Mark my words. By the mid-21st
century this will form part of Islam’s historical narrative. If this isn’t thought of as a problem, name
one part of the Islamic world which can be seen as an improvement on Western
Europe. Ask yourself why Muslims head in
unending numbers into Europe. Then ask
why they bring with them the cause of their problems, Islam, instead of
adopting the more successful culture.
