by WorldTribune Staff, May 5, 2025 Real World News

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar, a native of Pakistan, holds nothing back when discussing his plans for Scotland.

“We will only truly get real power, not if we just have more Pakistanis sitting in council chambers and parliaments, but actually having more Pakistanis and South Asians sitting in the corridors of power making the decisions,” Sarwar says in a 2022 video clip that has resurfaced.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar / Video Image

Sarwar’s goal: Scotland, and eventually all of the UK, being run by Muslims.

Sarwar goes on in the video clip (see below) to say the days where “our South Asian community are viewed as a vote bank or a curry bank are well and truly gone. The days where South Asian communities get to lead political parties and get to lead countries is now upon us. The days when South Asian communities get to decide not just at which school our children go to but what they are taught in those schools, is also coming.”

Writing for The Federalist on April 30, John Daniel Davidson noted: “For example, when someone like Sarwar talks about the ‘South Asian community’ getting to decide what’s taught in Scottish schools, what he means is that Muslim immigrants from Pakistan will soon get to decide the curriculum — not just for their children but for all schoolchildren in Scotland.

“Once they have that power, does anyone seriously think they will refrain from imposing an Islamist agenda, not just in schools but in society at large? Of course they won’t. Sarwar’s own father, Mohammed Sarwar, the first Muslim MP elected in the United Kingdom, gave up his UK citizenship in 2013 to go back to Pakistan and become governor of Punjab. He later called for Islamic blasphemy laws to be promulgated through the United Nations and the European Union.”

The main takeaway, Davidson continued, “is that multiculturalism has produced a particularly toxic form of ethno-religious factionalism in Britain that will eventually tear the country apart. Sarwar and his people intend to take over Scotland, and if they can, all of Britain. They are being forthright about it. The vision they have for Britain is shaped primarily by the Islamic religion and Pakistani culture. It is incompatible with and essentially hostile towards British civilization, and Sarwar knows it.”

For the United States, what’s happening in Scotland and England “should serve as a cautionary tale,” Davidson wrote. “Despite what the Left claims, multiculturalism doesn’t produce ‘strength through diversity,’ or a common civic culture of shared interests, or any other such platitudes. It produces what we see in Britain and much of Europe: an aggressive species of identity politics which, under conditions of mass immigration from non-western societies, ends up importing entire communities whose customs and way of life are inimical to that of the host country.”

Much of the same is currently taking place in the U.S., just on a smaller scale.

Parts of Michigan, Davidson pointed out, “now have such concentrations of unassimilated Muslim immigrants that scenes like this have become a commonplace — mass demonstrations of Muslim identity that are fundamentally alien to our American way of life. We saw plenty of that in the pro-Hamas demonstrations that arose immediately after the Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel, and we will keep seeing it as these unassimilated immigrant communities grow and ethno-religious sectarianism becomes a normal part of political life in America.”

Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar “clearly puts her Somali ethnicity first and sees her job in Congress as representing the interests of Somalia and its people, whether in Minnesota or East Africa,” Davidson wrote.

Democrat Rep. Joaquin Castro of Texas issued a statement on April 28 in response to a simple executive order from the Trump White House that all truck drivers must speak English. This, said Castro, was a “targeted attack on the Spanish-speaking community,” and would “lead to more racial profiling and prevent hard-working Americans from participating in our economy and transportation industry.”

Davidson concluded: “We have to reject this with all our strength and insist on what the Scots and English have not insisted on: a national identity that immigrants are obliged to adopt if they want to become part of our country. If we fail to do that, we’ll wake up and find ourselves in the position of Scotland, where the leader of a major political party feels free to push ethno-religious sectarianism while the liberal mainstream nods along, oblivious to their own impending destruction.”

Scottish Labour Leader, Anas Sarwar calling for Pakistanis to enter British politics and take power, to push for ethnic and Muslim sectarian interests.

Immigration and multiculturalism have made Britain a battlefield for Indian and Pakistani ethno-lobbies.pic.twitter.com/SdDoleGWOS

— Connor Tomlinson (@Con_Tomlinson) April 28, 2025

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