FIREMEN'S UNIFORMS DO THE HIJAB - BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE THE WEST BUILT

Remember the Steve McQueen movie, The Blob? The more life the blob ate, the bigger it got, until it snuffed out its host.

Well, Islamic supremacism is like that. The more the West accommodates, the more it takes over.

Here's the latest, from the fire department in the UK. And we're supposed to feel good about this. As a woman, I do not.

Her face is uncovered; isn't that .................. softcore porn? Check out the dhimmispeak: the new uniforms "will be smarter and better fitting for every firefighter - even the men".

Now fire service introduces hijab headscarves for Muslim workers hat tip Rut

But, with the fire service anxious to attract recruits of all sexes and backgrounds, it was decided that something had to be done.

So yesterday the results were uneveiled, including full-length skirts, hijab headscarfs and long- sleeved shirts for Muslim women recruits.

The hope is that the uniforms, designed for wearing round the station and for outings such as school trips, will be smarter and better fitting for every firefighter - even the men.

For the first time also, women will get their own mustard yellow fire-fighting suit designed to protect their breasts and upper body.

This outfit was tried on yesterday by Lincolnshire firefighter Julie Smith.

'It is right that male firefighters and female firefighters to need protection in different areas,' she said. 'It is very comfortable, very new and very yellow.'

Very yellow indeed.

Her boss Mike Thomas, Chief Fire Officer for Lincolnshire, declared the uniforms would help 'bust' the ' traditional image of the hunky, British, white, male, firefighter' - even though a great many of his staff probably fit this description.

'There are no better positive role models than women and ethnic recruits in these uniforms, and hopefully they will encourage people to join,' he added.

Covered up from head to toe is a good role model for women? Submitting to sharia law is a good role model for women?

Firemen in Lincolnshire will be the first to try out the new national uniform which also includes sports and maternity wear.

Fire minister Sadiq Khan added: 'We want the widest range of applicants to apply to join the fire and rescue service.

'To achieve this, it is important that all applicants - men and women - know that the uniform and clothing they will be issued with will not only protect them but will also fit properly and be comfortable.

'The introduction of more appropriately fitted clothing is just one initiative to help to both retain female firefighters and encourage others to consider a fire service career.'

'The uniform now available shows that cultural beliefs are being recognised...

Yeah, right, that's what is shows.