The Voice of Experience
From The Art and Popular Culture Encyclopedia
“…the only thing the Islamists like about modernity is modern weapons. And they’re going to get better and better at that. They’re also gaining on us demographically at a huge rate. A quarter of humanity now and by 2025 they’ll be a third. … What can we do to raise the price of them doing this? There’s a definite urge – don’t you have it? – to say, ‘The Muslim community will have to suffer until it gets its house in order.’ What sort of suffering? Not letting them travel. Deportation – further down the road. Curtailing of freedoms. Strip-searching people who look like they’re from the Middle East or from Pakistan… Discriminatory stuff, until it hurts the whole community and they start getting tough with their children. … They hate us for letting our children have sex and take drugs – well, they’ve got to stop their children killing people. It’s a huge dereliction on their part.” |
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The Voice of Experience[1][2] (September 9, 2006) is an interview with Martin Amis controversial for Amis’s remarks on Islamists. The interview was conducted by Ginny Dougary.
As a reaction, Terry Eagleton called him a “British National Party thug”.
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