Character change I didn't quite get

Here's the thing with the UK, IMHO. There was never any need to admit so many Pakistanis in the first place. The industries they were encouraged to work in were on their last legs before they even arrived. Since then, over two or three generations, their lives have become less and less productive on the whole. Although there are a good number of professional, middle class families, there are entire 'sink' housing estates throughout the country peopled by Pakistanis/other muslims on welfare, where the opportunities for advancement are rare, and youngsters are pretty much left to their own devices. Everything is paid for for them - cradle to grave welfare society, high birth rates, self-imposed isolation from the host population. They feel out of place, they are sometimes bitter and resentful at having been born in a country where the main population does, in fact, its best to ignore their existence. This, together with the importation of radical imams, is causing a tremendous surge in fundamentalism.

At the same time highly placed muslim spokesman have the ear of influential PC proponents in the UK government, demanding equality which in fact often turns out in fact to be advantage for a lucky few. This results in the host population feeling resentful of what they perceive to be powerful anti-British foreign influences adversely affecting their quality of life. The insistence by the PC powers that be, e.g. on renaming Christmas 'Winterval', and banning nativity scenes in public, despite the fact that non-christians, inc muslims, have never objected to the public celebration of Christmas or other Christian festivals.

And so what to do about it all. I cannot see how things can continue as they are. Any solution which does not 100% favor muslims and other minorities is roundly condemned immediately as racist, and is thrown out, together with anyone who suggests it.

While people can be dismissed from their employment for any slight incident (say the use of one word) which could be considered racist - a personal friend of mine, a very highly qualified public servant, was dismissed after thirty years in the public sector for racism, having innocently and unthinkingly uttered a word during a meeting which could only vaguely be construed as having anything to do with racial matters at all - there have been enacted by Nulab draconian laws which would not be out of place in the old E. Germany, and which are employed daily against muslims.

IMHO the entire nation is suffering from schizophrenia, and is circling the drain as we speak.

One thing I will say - if young radical muslims start to believe in any numbers that they can impose their will by a campaign of suicide bombing, laying the blame for it at the door of the native British people, (as with Nasima) that will spell the end for the UK multi=cultural society. I don't know how it will be achieved, but I cannot see the native British population meekly accepting such a fate.

I didn't quite understand the change in character either, but I got the feeling that she knew what she was doing when she told her father about her boyfriend. It seems to me that she had already set up a contact with the terrorist training camp before leaving for Pakistan and she knew exactly what her father would do when she told him about the boyfriend. He would send her to Pakistan which is where she needed to be. However, her contact got arrested at the airport in Pakistan and she had to find another. But to me, I truly didn't understand why she felt the need to resort to this. Because her best friend committed suicide? I'm just not seeing it.