UK Statistics

Poll: Almost 25% of British Muslims say the July 7 attacks can be justified[1]

Almost a quarter of British Muslims say the July 7 attacks, the atrocity which claimed 52 innocent lives can be justified because of the Government’s support for the ‘war on terror’.

Poll: 33% of Muslims said they disapprove of the freedoms allowed in this country (the UK) they would rather live under Sharia law[2].

Poll: 33% of Muslims said they also dream Britain will one day become an Islamic state[1].

Poll: Some 40% say Britain is a country of bad moral behaviour, while 66 per cent say British parents allow their children too much freedom. A total of 44 per cent would rather send their children to a state funded Muslim school[1].

- 86% of UK muslims consider ”my religion to be the most important thing in my life [3].

- 37% of muslims aged 16-24 say: we would prefer to live in the UK under Shariah law [3].

- 74% of muslims aged 16-24 say: we would prefer muslim women in the UK to wear the hijab [3].

- 13% of muslims aged 16-24 say: we admire Al Qaeda and understand the motives of the London bombers [3].

In a British poll from January 2007, a massive 82% disagreed (57% strongly) as to whether the government was in control of immigration. When asked if the government was " open and honest" about the scale of immigration into Britain, 80% disagreed[4].

80% of the Muslim children in Bradford, UK attends Quran school after regular school hours [5].

50% of Muslim individuals in Bradford, UK fetches a husband/wife from the country of origin via family re-unification arrangements. This has a “reversing” effect on integration. [6].

- 2009 [7]: 81% of the public are worried about the prospect of the population reaching 70million in 2028, as predicted by Whitehall statisticians. It is currently 61million.

- 78% say Alan Johnson is out of touch with people like them.

- 76% want to see net immigration - the number of migrants entering the country minus the number leaving - cut from its present level of 237, 000 a year to 50, 000 or less.

- Of that 76%, 32% want to see a policy of 'one in, one out' while 22% want to see no immigration at all.

- 64% of adults believe 'laws on immigration should be much tougher'.

- 9% said immigration should be halted completely.

- 7% favoured more relaxed immigration policies.

- 69% described immigration as either a 'big problem' or a 'very big problem'.

In a British poll from February 2010, a massive 70% shows their discontent with multiculturalism and Islamisation:

3 out of 5 Brits believe that the UK has become a broken country due to multiculturalism.

Voters are deeply pessimistic about the state of Britain today, believing that society is broken and heading in the wrong direction, a Populus poll for The Times has found.

Nearly three fifths of voters say that they hardly recognise the country they are living in, while 42 per cent say they would emigrate if they could.

It suggests that 70 per cent believe that society is now broken, echoing a Conservative campaign theme of the past two years, while 68 per cent say people who play by the rules get a raw deal and 82 per cent think it is time for a change.[8]

Sources:

1. https://www.religionnewsblog.com/15540/almost-a-quarter-of-muslims-believe-77-was-justified

2. https://www.apologeticsindex.org/s40.html

3. Policy Exchange Poll

4. https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/pressreleases/pressreleases.asp? dt=30-January-2007

5. https://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/uriks/article3131587.ece#chNum=1

6. Aftenposten, Oslo, Printed Edition, June 21^st 2008

7. The Migrationwatch poll, conducted by ORB - Read more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1201471/Four-Britons-want-immigration-capped-poll-shows.html#ixzz0M4N1wyOO

8. https://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article7020009.ece? & EMC-Bltn=CDNGQ2F