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This week's star guest is a UK journalist for The Times (the London one). Andrew Norfolk has just finished a nine month
assignment to get to the bottom of just who is running the mosques in Britain. It turns out the answer is that 40% or so may
not be so moderate after all. Andrew speaks to Shire Network News about what he found out, who he interviewed and who wouldn't
speak to him. Its a great interview, even though we do say so ourselves.
You can find much of Andrew Norfolk's work at The Times. The article "Hardline Takeover of British Mosques"
was the front page banner headline that broke the story and is a good place to start.
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In Blog News this week we react with surprise to the "scientific" finding that conservative brains are different from left
wing brains. Knock yourself out at the LA Times. The Slate reaction to this (forgive us) is here.
The UN's report on just how rosy the future is can be found here.
The Brussels Journal report on the put down of a demonstration against the Islamisation of Europe can be found here.
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