Enough hypocrisy Immigration
Attack radical chic to British Prime Minister David Cameron who has been allowed to say that multiculturalism in Britain has failed miserably. 
British Prime Minister Mrs. Madeleine Bunting David Cameron was very angry with the British prime minister David Cameron who has been allowed to say that multiculturalism in Britain failed miserably. Angry, the woman attacked him from the columns of The Guardian, the newspaper of the left a bit 'radical chic.
Oh yes, because Mrs. Bunting is an intellectual famous signature of excellence that sort of "sauce Republic in the British" multicultural England that has always boasted proudly progressive. With the lyrical tone lady said her recent experience of multiculturalism which belies Cameron: that her shopping on Saturday morning in Hackney's Ridley Road East London, where "dozens of different nationalities wander in search of the best vegetables, clothes, blankets and cooking utensils. And the air is filled with the fragrance of turkish bread and salted fish of Africa and the stalls are full of yams and chili. "We have dwelt on Mrs. Bunting for two reasons: first to hearten us Italians that the intellectuals British left can be even worse than ours. Second, to demonstrate the abstraction with which a progressive intellectual world continues to face the issues which pose challenges to the survival of the West: multiculturalism and is one of them. L 'accuses David Cameron is thinking about the risks of an allowance is reduced to mere acceptance of forms of identity are often hostile models and the laws of host countries. The British Conservative leader has made an analysis of the ruthless process of radicalization of a part of Islam who lives in Britain. He denounced the failure of multiculturalism that has allowed it would create "isolated communities that behave in ways contrary to our values" and said that we must stop thinking of a model of passive tolerance. Cameron has coined a new definition, "muscular liberalism", in front of which Mrs. Bunting is horrified, writing once that "this is the politics of body-building: mostly aesthetic but with a possible involvement of oppression."
In fact, reflection on the end of multiculturalism began in 2006 with just Tony Blair, following the dramatic attack on the Tube in London that killed over 50 people. For England, the discovery that the suicide bombers were young British Muslim religion, the second and third generation, was a rude awakening from the fable of the colorful and peaceful country. It was in those days that Trevor Philips, an unsuspecting Labour of Afro-Caribbean origin, a close associate of Prime Minister on issues of their own, told the Times that the word multiculturalism "means the wrong things." And shortly after Blair was the same as to say that in a society Democratic there are "boundaries of shared values \u200b\u200bwithin which everyone must be forced to live." If the progressive intellectuals, as well as shopping in ethnic markets, try browsing on YouTube, they would discover different realities multicultural havens. "You Will Pay With Your Blood" is a short amateur video which includes the fundamentalist demonstrations in London in 2006 before the Danish embassy during protests that set fire to Europe for anti-Islamic cartoons. You see young people shouting slogans in perfect English, and bombs are celebrating Jihad against those who offend the Prophet and raise signs with slogans like: "Europe you will pay, your Sept. 11 is near."
in central London. Around a police cordon guarantees their right to demonstrate. These images embody the idea of \u200b\u200bthe failure of multiculturalism more than any concept. The image of a close in the contradiction of having to guarantee freedom of expression to those who would destroy the paradox of multiculturalism is not only British. The "muscular liberalism" that wants Cameron will not prevent Mrs. Bunting to continue to do his shopping in the market, but maybe able to prevent fundamentalism and fanaticism to take foothold in our society .
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