It is quite curious how there is a furor about Boris Johnson’s ‘letterbox’ comment.<\/p>\n
I must say that the fist time that I saw the full covering walking down the street, on the opposite side of the road and in the opposite direction I felt offended and could only assume that it was an old woman.<\/p>\n
The second time that I saw such a sight a pram was being pushed and wondered if it could be a grand child.<\/p>\n
On the third and last time, so far, the black mass was coming towards me and as it approached closer I could see a pair of black glasses peering out and on getting even closer it looked like a young person and had to laugh because she was walking ahead and at the same time looking at the screen of her mobile phone.<\/p>\n
A representative for Muslims called for some punitive punishment for Boris Johnson for being brave enough voice his own feelings on the matter which happens to be contrary to present time political correctness, and this should serve as a timely warning of what may happen to the indigenous population should it one day find itself to be a minority in their own country where they may be forced to wear such garb against their cultural norms and human rights.<\/p>\n
When people visit Muslim Countries they have to abide by their cultural rules with dire consequences if they fail to do so or even unknowingly make a mistake. Likewise if people from Moslem countries chose to come to the UK and settle in order to benefit from our perceived freedoms then they should be prepared to integrate and adopt out cultural norms and not try to change them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It is quite curious how there is a furor about Boris Johnson’s ‘letterbox’ comment. I must say that the fist time that I saw the full covering walking down the street, on the opposite side of the road and in the opposite direction I felt offended and could only assume that it was an old…<\/p>\n