So embedded is the evil of Islam in Muslims that I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see this young guy in the ranks of al-Qaeda in the next few years. Was it Zarqawi or Zawahiri who trained as a surgeon? One of them anyway.

More slander and prejudice from another useful idiot.

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was accused of beheading Nick Berg, but Berg was dead before he was beheaded. Al-Zarqawi has been reportedly killed four different times.

For al-Zawahiri’s links to Gladio-B, please check James Corbets interviews of Sibel Edmonds

http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/zarqawi-used-in-us-propaganda-blitz/2006/04/10/1144521269057.html
http://www.corbettreport.com/know-your-terrorists-ayman-al-zawahiri-video/

Here’s another perspective on the Muslim immigration problem.

Just about everyone in a Muslim country could claim to have a human rights case to stay in the west. It’s utter madness.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163779/Zareen-Ahmadzai-Taliban-soldier-killed-battle-wins-fight-stay-UK.html

Mind you, he only had to deal with beheadings, beatings and the threat of being hauled out of his bed and shot by religious nutters.

Imagine if he had been born Maori in New Zealand, then he would have faced the insurmountable problem of having to deal with the supposed “injustices” of the past, not only that, he would have faced the crushing power of colonisation.

There is an element of equal opportunity as having lots of dosh is no guarantee of getting in. Daddy needs to be major royalty (or equivalent with influence) or little Johnny needs to be quite smart and one has the cash. There are lots of pissed off public school kids who could not make in to Eton despite being well off. This does mean that the average Etonian is pretty clever despite the various stereotypes. They also tend to be less insecure and less in to the historical British class system crap than upper class twits from the less successful public schools.

I like stories like this. A real triumph over adversity.

Yes it is no guarantee the young lad wont be turned by extremism in the next 10 years while his still developing brain is open to ideologies of any kind. One can hope he makes good friends at Eton and (probably Oxford, or Cambridge) University, feels a connected and welcome part of the British community he is part of, and does not become disillusioned and embittered and vulnerable to exploitation. This is certainly a good start.

So embedded is the evil of Islam in Muslims that I wouldn’t be at all surprised to see this young guy in the ranks of al-Qaeda in the next few years. Was it Zarqawi or Zawahiri who trained as a surgeon? One of them anyway.

So yes – on the surface of it, this seems like a “nice story”, but the real world has a way of ensuring that stories like this have bad endings.

Generally speaking money gets you in more reliably than brains.

Of course, but then money also helps buy a care more reliably than winning one as a prize for winning, say, the Coast to Coast (do they still give a car as a prize for that?), but the fact is that the opportunity is there with the requisite talent, desire and hard work.

Equality of opportunity does not mean that everybody gets to do or own whatever they want regardless of cost or effort.  But if it does, then I want a Ferrari…

It so reminds of many others from Africa and the middle east who have been educated and trained in England – only to return back home and terrorize and subjugate their peoples, and – of course – empty the national treasury.
Mugabe comes to mind. And then there are quite a few from saudi Arabia.
Such nice people…….

Such a heart warming story…….

The story isn’t really clear about how they got to settle in the UK – seems they weren’t ‘legitimate’ refugees or immigrants based on the description of the journey. Is the Daily Mail praising a family of dodgy asylum seekers that it would usually rail against?

Generally speaking money gets you in more reliably than brains.

Today, it is only around 54,000NZD.

How far the brits have fallen!!!

Good story though.

it says that you don’t need to be rich to get into Eton. Being smart and/or good at sport can also get you there. That is what equality of opportunity is all about. That is why the son of a van driver is now attending Eton.