How many would be dead?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6289581.stm

How many people who are alive right now would be dead if we weren't constantly breaking up Islamic murder cells? What would the politics of Britain be like if we didn't have very effective secret services?

There is a very vocal section of our population who believe that Islamic terrorism is a myth perpetrated on the lovely, peaceable Muslims by the great Satan Bush and the boy satan Blair. In a strange way, they are enabled in this view by the highly effective identification and destruction of Islamic murder cells by the British Secret Service. So far, only two groups have managed to take to full fruition their murderous intentions; the 21/7 ones only failing due to faulty chemistry. But week after week, we hear of these cells being rounded up, any one of which could have potentially killed hundreds, if not thousands of people.

The British are not a particularly peaceable nation. One of our national pastimes is the throwing-out-time pub fight. I'd say there would only need to be a couple more successful bombings within Britain before there is a visceral and violent reaction against the Islamic population. Throughout English history, groups who bring unwanted ideologies or violence to Britain have been subject to robust resistance from the natives, especially if they are non-natives.

What is more, when I listen to Muslims, especially young ones, talking about the current situation, they seem to be willing exactly this kind of violent reaction upon themselves. Only people who have never lived through a situation like that, which I have, would be so blase about bringing the sword of Damocles down upon their own heads. My every day experience walking the streets of London is that ordinary English people are sick to death of being put upon. Put upon by the Politically Correct legions, put upon by all the different minorities clamoring to have their interests put before everyone elses, put upon by the political class who have no idea what is going on in British towns and cities, put upon by the Police who consider white people to always in the wrong.

This situation does not have a long shelf life.