I quite agree, let's not have non-muslim countries, let's all carry on the way we are tolerating Muslim intolerance and ignoring it till the (at the moment) minority of Muslims who call for Sharia law get their own way. The problem is that it's the voice of the radical and extremist that makes itself heard over the voice of the moderate Muslim.
Recently a channel 4 documentary 'Undercover Mosques' (anyone can see this on YouTube) was shown where statements were made in a Muslim mosque that advertised itself as moderate that gay men should be thrown from the top of a mountain, children should be beaten if they didn't pray, and Muslims were told to 'live like a state within a state until they were strong enough to take over.' If this had been any Anglican minister making these statements there would have been uproar and he would have been called to book, but what happened to the guys who did make these statements, ummm well nothing because we have to tolerate their rantings in the name of respecting their culture. Despite what people like to believe the UK is a Christian country, one of the queen's titles is Defender of the Faith, being multi cultural doesn't mean that the cultures within Britain are entirely equally spread, and while not being a country where people regularly go to church if asked the majority of Brits would profess to be Christian.
We have laws against the spreading of racist/religious hate which we're forced to uphold yet regularly we see in our papers photos of Muslims parading around with placards inciting the death of anyone who 'blasphemes,' tolerance should come from both sides and the problem we have in this country is tolerating intolerance.
