CHEERS, CHEERS, AND MORE CHEERS – AT 10:51 A.M. ET:  At least a few Western leaders do get it, unlike our clueless president.  First it was Angela Merkel of Germany speaking out.  Now British Prime Minister David Cameron is taking on the corrupt forces of blind multiculturalism.  This report, ironically, is from the Independent, one of the U.K's most left-leaning papers:

David Cameron launched a devastating attack today on 30 years of multiculturalism in Britain, warning it is fostering extremist ideology and directly contributing to home-grown Islamic terrorism.

Signalling a radical departure from the strategies of previous governments, Mr Cameron said that Britain must adopt a policy of "muscular liberalism" to enforce the values of equality, law and freedom of speech across all parts of society.

He warned Muslim groups that if they fail to endorse women's rights or promote integration, they will lose all government funding. All immigrants to Britain must speak English and schools will be expected to teach the country's common culture.

The new policy was outlined today in a speech to an international security conference in Munich and will form the basis of the Government's new anti-terrorism strategy to be published later this year.

Isn't it incredible that the Brits and Germans are ahead of us on this?  We're still crying "racism" toward people who objected to a mosque at Ground Zero.  And our own Defense Department whitewashed the radical Islamic beliefs of the Fort Hood killer, who murdered American soldiers on our own soil.

I have no doubt that Cameron's speech was prompted, at least in part, from recent warnings by British intelligence services of the threats posed by radical Muslims inside Britain.

Of course, it's only a speech.  Already, Muslim groups are crying "victim," and you may be sure that the multiculturalist left will swing into action to prevent Britain from being British.  Cameron has got to show a Churchillian backbone.  Like Churchill, his enemies are both within and without.

February 5, 2011