Peter McIlvenna

And because of that, I believe there is hope.

Oh, you can only have one law, and it has to be the law of the land.

In the US, it has to be the US law.

In the UK, it has to be UK law.

Sadly, we let Sharia courts come in through the back door through a Muslim Arbitration Tribunal Act.

These things never come in the front door.

They don't announce themselves to say, we are legally...

taking over your country.

No, no, no.

They come in through the back door and say, we need to work with communities.

We need to work with local groups.

We need to respect the views and understanding of Muslims.

And therefore, we need to do this.

And of course, you don't have enough money to run your police or court.

So, hey, why don't we as a community come together and

build on our community and you don't have to worry.

And that's where you have, as you talked about, the no-go areas that Raheem so brilliantly put in his book.

And those are all across the UK and those have been allowed to grow because a different way of doing things has been presented.

And that way is, actually, you butt out, we will look after our community.

So you have to stand up.