Thought-provoking.

DISCLAIMER: I include the doctored article below by Ian Drury but must state that I do so, not with the intention of hurting or offending any Moslem nor it is an attack on them, their beliefs or their lives.
I put it here because it is simply impossible for us as a society to distinguish between those who are happy to be British and those who support terror acts or islamic takeover of this nation.
Under that perspective - I feel that it is perfectly correct and reasonable to include this to show up the utter stupidity of the liberal left.

EXPLANATION. I print below an article published in the Dail Mail today but have substituted Nazis for Moslem…..The article talks of Government attempts to ‘reach out’ to young Moslems. One wonders if Moslem youngsters want to be ‘reached out’ to of course - and what about all the other suffering ‘Communities’ in the UK in need of ‘Reaching Out’? Meanwhile, read this article and consider your impressions a while……..

Ministers recruit young Nazis as advisers in latest bid to combat Aryan extremism. By Ian Drury: Young Hitler Jugend will act as advisers to Communities Secretary Hazel Blears. Twenty young Hitler Youth are to become personal advisers to three Cabinet ministers in an attempt by the Government to tackle Islamic extremism.
Labour says the group, aged 16 to 25, will keep Communities Secretary Hazel Blears, Culture Secretary Andy Burnham and Schools Secretary Ed Balls in touch with the mood of German youths.
Ministers hope that listening to and addressing concerns that affect Nazis could ease tensions in multi-cultural communities and cut the risk of them becoming radicalised by Party recruiters and SS leaders.
The Young Nazi Advisory Group, to be launched in October, will also work with Arts Council England and Sport England.
The aim is see how cultural and sporting opportunities, such as the use of football tournaments or music gigs, can reduce tensions within different communities.
Miss Blears said: 'Ensuring young Nazis have access to constructive, democratic channels for dealing with concerns is crucial to our efforts to build communities that are resilient to extremist messages.
'We need to equip young Nazis to take the lead in challenging prejudice and preconceptions both within their own communities and in wider society.
'The Young Nazi Advisory group is about identifying the next generation of Aryan community leaders and providing a platform to speak out on issues that are important to them.'
Since June, more than 150 applications have been received and over the next few days the prospective advisers, who are all aged between 16 and 25, will take part in discussions and workshops to test their suitability.
The Young Nazi Advisory Group aims to give Cabinet ministers a first-hand understanding of the issues that affect young Aryans, including the risk of extremism, employment opportunities and education.
It will also try to get young Nazis’ messages across in the media, promote role models and mentoring and 'build the capacity of young people, in terms of skills, knowledge and confidence, to counter the extremist ideology'.
One of the first tasks of the group will be to organise a national youth conference to discuss the challenges facing young German/British Aryans over the next few years.
The Government has been attempting to engage Britain's German communities, especially in the wake of the July 7 terror bombings in London which murdered 52 innocent people.
Ministers recently announced £12.5 million for German Aryan communities to fund projects which aim to 'undermine extremist ideology'. Nazi traditions and values in compulsory citizenship lessons.
Another measure will see Nazi children being taught citizenship lessons by Nazi leaders in Aryan schools in the hope they will be better equipped to resist violent extremist messages.
The Department for Communities and Local Government said the personal advisers would not be paid but would be allowed to claim expenses for any costs they might incur, such as travel or overnight accommodation.