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Originally posted by Souljah
Muaddib,
I see you have a Problem with Islam too - along with others here.
Originally posted by Souljah
You are trying REALLY hard to make everything look like its their fault.
Originally posted by Souljah
They live in France, which has a Motto called:
Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood.
Hmmmm, I FAIL to see any of those THREE in Effect in the Ghettos that the French Society Created.
Originally posted by Souljah
These Suburbs are actually Ethnic Ghettos, much like Jews were confined to a special place in the City and kep there across Europe in the Old Days, remember?
Originally posted by Souljah
EQUALITY?
The "North African" male candidate received five times fewer invitations than his white counterpart. What Equality? Where?
Originally posted by Souljah
Want Jobs? Equal Opportunites? Well, YOU can't get it.
Originally posted by Souljah
It is as if they are NOT livig in the Same Country, in the same Universe, in the Same City. They are Alienated and I am really amazed that these Riots did not happen Sooner then this.
Originally posted by Souljah
..............
Learned ANYTHING?
Originally posted by Souljah
Hmmmmm, what - this Declaration does not APPLY to Muslims?
Originally posted by Souljah
They DO NOT have the same Public Dignites, Employments according to their Capacity?
Why Not, huh?
Originally posted by Souljah
I have to admnit, you sure have collected a nice set of Articles to proove your speech and your anti-muslim agenda, which has been shown a number of times.
Originally posted by Souljah
You failed to MENTION THIS FACTS:
Originally posted by Souljah
Sure NICE WAY to Treat Immgrants, ey?
Originally posted by Souljah
ISLAM is NOT the ROOT of all EVIL, you know...
Denmark Moslem youth riots ignored while Paris is burning
By Judi McLeod
Friday, November 4, 2005
Is there a connection between the Moslem-led youth riots in France, and the ones taking place at the same time in Denmark?
The week of riots in poor neighbourhoods outside Paris, which has spread to 20 towns, has been well covered by the international media.
Not so for Århus, Denmark.
“Nothing of it has penetrated to the English-language sections of Danish media,” laments the Viking Observer.
The Observer took the trouble to translate into English the following from Danish Jyllands-Posten:“Rosenhoj Mall has several nights in a row been the scene of the worst riots in Århus for years. “This area belongs to us,” the youths proclaim. Sunday evening saw a new arson attack.
“Their words sound like a clear declaration of war on the Danish society. Police must stay out. The area belongs to immigrants.
“Four youths sit on a wall in Rosenhoj Mall Sunday afternoon, calling themselves spokesmen for the groups, that three nights in a row have ravaged and tried to burn down the restaurant and other stores.
“Around the parking lot, cars with youngsters from the immigrant community are swarming, and many are walking around, greeting each other with a sense of victory after the worst riots in Århus for years.
“Every night 30-40 youths took part, especially immigrants.
“Only two were arrested, “That was a victory.
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Originally posted by XyZeR
i rest my case, i've tried to make you see that your view of Islam and muslims is FUBAR, but instead of answering some of my valid questions on how you know 100% sure these are "muslim riots", you keep resorting to posting very hatefull and ignorant and plainly rascist statements.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
I hope everyone here watches this video so you can stop the crap about how we don't know for sure if these are muslims.
“We suppose that the French government has carried out the recent discriminatory and anti-human rights acts under the influence of the Zionist lobby in France to limit the social and personal freedoms of the Muslims residing in the country, which is quite unacceptable on the part of a country that claims to be democratic,”
Iranian journalists call for probe into unrest in France
Originally posted by astrocreep
Is this footage from France or Iraq? Its tough to tell. Looks like they used the same party planners.
Originally posted by astrocreep
I personally think those of you whos job it is to make sure no one associates these violent events with Islam have been assigned mission impossible. I hope you're all getting hazard pay.
Originally posted by astrocreep
Is this footage from France or Iraq? Its tough to tell. Looks like they used the same party planners.
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Originally posted by shots
Tough to tell :shk: the interview at the end was clearly done by French Officials.
Originally posted by Muaddib
It is in France. You can hear them speaking in French, except when they say phrases like allah akbhar.
[edit on 8-11-2005 by Muaddib]
Originally posted by blackholebrain
I think we all miss the point if we fixate just on *MUSLIM* and forget to examine the real root of the problem that France is now facing.
...So whether Christian, Muslim, or whatever: living in poverty while being ignored by others who ---though well aware of your plight--- pretend you don't exist, or don't matter, is fuel for more Molotov cocktails for sure.
The war-machinists would love for us all to believe it's a Muslim thing, but it's not... it's really a people thing.
Originally posted by Muaddib
The problem that i have is with Islamic extremism
Originally posted by Riwka
They are rioting in large part because they feel discriminated against, alienated, and cut out of that great French pie:
"liberte, egalite, fraternite"
- which belongs to democracy - and NOT to radical Islam
Originally posted by Riwka
wow. The usual suspects:
Iran’s Association of Muslim Journalists (AMJ) issued a statement on Sunday:
“We suppose that the French government has carried out the recent discriminatory and anti-human rights acts under the influence of the Zionist lobby in France to limit the social and personal freedoms of the Muslims residing in the country, which is quite unacceptable on the part of a country that claims to be democratic,”
Iranian journalists call for probe into unrest in France