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- Thread starter Dorty Dogbreath
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I think you are right. I have never heard any hate preaching in a mosque but havent been to Friday prayers in Uk and I understand that it is a problem in a few.
You are right that the reaction to try and ignore it and hope it will go away is the easiest way. You see this in all areas of society - its not just a problem for Muslims.
So its extremely important that the moderate Muslims, particularly those with responsibility in the mosques deal with this problem with any assistance they can get from the government.
If you strip down any person to their core you find their true self
That true self likes nothing more than Eating baby sheep, having a good crap and going around spitting on and having their own genitals spat upon
That's life ladies and gentlemen
That true self likes nothing more than Eating baby sheep, having a good crap and going around spitting on and having their own genitals spat upon
That's life ladies and gentlemen
Why should I even consider for one moment to tolerate the intolerant? That is an anathema to me. Your just seeing the early flexing of the muscles. As the Islamic population rises in the West, which it will - rest assured - can you honestly say things will get better? I don't fancy total and utter dhimmitude in my twilight years thanks very much.
Also, General Lee - I have a different opinion to you. I'm very well versed in history and politics - don't dismiss me as some paranoid filled with delusions. I could call you a a complete and utter imbecile for labelling me a racist just for calling out a religion and its stone age, primitive mentality in our conversation a few days ago - but I'll be kind and say you didn't know what you what were talkng about.
You'll have to forgive me if I have not recalled it correctly but I was going off my memory of the Brexit thread last year where (I think) you were referring to Birmingham as Birminghamistan or something like that and how Asians were the root cause of the problems in that area. I apologise if I've got that wrong as it was a long time ago and I didn't check back as to what you said but that was the impression I got from the conversation at the time. I could probably go back and have a look for it but I've wasted enough time arguing with strangers on the internet already.
Guys on refelection I shouldn't have made my feeling known and I'd like to again repeat that it's a terrible thing to have happened.
If only it were so simple, in a survey 4% of Muslims said they agreed with the terrorists , this represents approx 100,000 people in the UK , only 30% said they would be willing to report suspicions to the authorities, it has always been the situation that innocent people are judged by minorities and if this is the only way to save the lives of men women and children so be it , I think these lives are very important , there needs to be action taken
The only time I have had any dealings with police is when they hand me speeding tickets on a regular basis, it has not once in my life crossed my mind they would shoot or imprison me, and the police here carry guns, you must have given them a dirty look one time Freddd
A pity we cannot get the views of people killed by terrorists to see if they agree with your comments
My thoughts are with all the victims.
Police should be allowed to protect themselves in these dark times. Most civilised countries allow police to carry a sidearm so why not us?
These Islamic terrorists must be laughing at how soft our country is with respect to matters of state security.
Police should be allowed to protect themselves in these dark times. Most civilised countries allow police to carry a sidearm so why not us?
These Islamic terrorists must be laughing at how soft our country is with respect to matters of state security.
I don't agree that our security is soft.
If our security was soft then i would suggest we would have been attacked more often. France is probably a good example of a country who'se security is soft and why more attacks and larger scale attacks have occurred there.
I would venture to suggest we haven't been attacked so much or on a similar scale to France is because our security is amongst the best in the world.
The sooner religion is demonised, made illegal and ultimately destroyed the better. Just get rid of the whole fcking lot.
Demonised might not sound good to these lunatics mind
Just made illegal would probably fool them
Police carrying guns did not stop the attacks in France, Belgium or Germany, we pay for our freedoms by the opportunity that terrorists have, we however are not subject to the suicide bombs and attacks seen elsewhere with such frequency because we do have more effective controls on certain aspects of our security.
The biggest problem we have in this country and in Europe is the complete and utter misguided idea that there is any integration into our Western cultures or values by the various ethnic groups that have come to our countries in the last 50 or so years, even the Chinese and East European communities are not integrated into our society, this has been the biggest political lie throughout the last 30 years and the attendant method of stifling debate over the years by invoking racism as a response to any concerns has been just as devious as Blair's use of immigration to re-engineer British society.
I remember in the late 70's our concerns were with the IRA, Bader Meinhoff in Germany and the Basque ETA movement, nobody talked about Islamic Terrorism at that time, this is a modern movement fuelled by certain religious intolerances and sadly fostered within a community in the heart of our own people that is as separate from our Western culture as any in the heartlands of Pakistan or Afghanistan, the vast majority will not involve themselves with an act such as yesterday but they stand apart from us in their feelings and response to it. Even now the authorities mutter platitudes and twist themselves out of shape to avoid the use of those fatal words Islamic Terrorist, I watched a video of an obviously pro British Front man speaking about the incident yesterday and the first journalist to shove a microphone into his face repudiated him for linking the attack to the Islamic community, yes he was offensive by our media standards but the constant suppression of opposing views has to stop and we have to have the real debate and dialogue that we need along with what are we going to do, that could end up being nothing in the end just business as usual.
Religion is not the problem it's the people that use it as a shield for their hatred.