Apparently, the father of the Muslim who chopped Samuel Paty's head off is very proud of his son, so maybe its the parents
They have a book, the Qur'an and the interpretation of that book The Hadith, the central tenets of both are overriding to every muslim. Perhaps considering the question as to whether this book (or its interpretation) regard those that take these actions to be extremists or radicals might shed some light on the apparent reluctance by large swathes of its followers to engage with removing them and their poison from their own societies.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/29/world/europe/france-terror-attack-muslims.html This is exactly what I'm on about. I searched "Muslim condemnation France attacks" At the very bottom of the article: "But in the shock following the teacher’s beheading and now the terror attacks, several prominent imams and representatives say they have grown aware of their responsibility to make sure a peaceful version of Islam is promoted in mosques and to call on Muslims to publicly support Mr. Macron’s fight against “Islamist separatism.” Progress hopefully
A concerned Dublin citizen has posted a picture of three muslim ****ers online who were seen trying get young kids into their cars. Its bad enough we have our own peados here without importing them.
Oh dear, I thought Stephen was staying in Spain as he feared for his & his family's life. Does this mean that Mr Yaxley-Lennon's heading back to prison, or has the suspended part of his previous sentence(s) run its course? Not to worry, though, apparently his defence is the old chestnut "I haven't done anything!". That's worked well before https://metro.co.uk/2020/11/01/tomm...e-anything-as-hes-arrested-at-rally-13517329/
I see reported on our news that Greg Norman, ex-golfer and disciple of Donald Trump, is moving back to Australia after, how many? years in the US. Could it be that Mr Norman can see the writing on the wall and is fearful of some serious civil disturbance breaking out if his friend doesn't win the election? Like wise Paul Hogan, though, to be fair, he says he is only staying there because he has a son at Uni. Yea?
From what I've been reading, Eric, and I do not subscribe to the veracity of the reports, that the US IS expecting trouble after the election regardless of who wins. The words "civil war' have been reported by different agencies and by American people being interviewed on TV. Friends of ours in New Jersey have mentioned to us that they are fearful of such an outcome. Doesn't look good.
