The issue of our times:

Coercion in the Muslim communities of Europe is so commonplace that duly-constituted governments there no longer wield a monopoly of violence. Behind the law there stands the right of the state to inflict violence, and the legitimacy of states rests on what German political economist and sociologist Max Weber once called “the monopoly of violence”. Once this right is conceded to private groups, the legitimacy of government crumbles.

It gets worse:

Dr Michael Nazir-Ali, the bishop of Rochester, warned on January 7 of the spread of “no-go” zones in England that non-Muslims dare not enter. As a result, Nazir-Ali has received death threats against himself and his family and requires protection.

The wages of multiculturalism.

UPDATE: It gets much worse:

Dutch Catholics have re-branded the Lent fast as the “Christian Ramadan” in an attempt to appeal to young people who are more likely to know about Islam than Christianity.