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Hard scrabble Catholic nun, Christine Frost, has been waging her own generational struggle for 45 years. Applauding campaign livened up with fun days like this to help everyone get along. An old bit of wisdom that if I've had a cup of tea with you. Or, we, I've got to know you a little bit, then it's going to be harder for me, to be cruel to you. And, I think, that's probably all [ INAUDIBLE ] The biggest threat, she says, is not extreme Islam, but the extreme gap between rich and poor. Here in the East End, decrepit social housing sits in the shadow of one of the world's premier financial districts. We were sure that there would be trickle down. Well, it's now, 20, 30 years and the trigger is awfully slow. Critics suggest politicians have failed to root out Muslim extremism for fear of appearing racist. But at a bingo game organized by Sister Christine, born and bred East enders speak frankly, unbound by political correctness. They come over here, they get their me, mosques built for them. I think that's all wrong when they talk in their own language. Yeah. Yeah. It makes you feel, like you're an outcast. They're unsettled by unfamiliar customs. A face is a face. I feel sorry for some of them cuz they're really lovely little girls. Not to be covered up like that. And I don't agree with that but what can you do? Close by, time to pray. Worshippers seem concerned all Muslims may be unfairly targeted in the hunt for British jihadis. People are scared of what they don't know most of the time, so if they don't. It's like in movies when alien invasion the first thing people think about is attacking them, that's exactly the same with us. Some citizens suggest radicalism has been fueled by Britain's support for the American war on terror. There's an elephant in the room. If somebody's going abroad whether it's the British army or extremism and, and killing somebody. They've got blood on their hands. But even as warnings of a homegrown terror plot and a government crackdown on radical Islam now risk setting neighbors against each other. Some hold out hope that differences of color and religion are no obstacle to sharing common ground. It's not about rules and regulations and all that nonsense. It's about living together, caring about each other. Kindness and patience and acceptance. That, that what's gonna keep a community together. 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