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Originally posted by CaptGizmo
It is not the every day Muslim that is the problem it is and as always is the radical religious zealots that are stirring the pot and screwing things up for everyone else.
Originally posted by solidshot
Originally posted by CaptGizmo
It is not the every day Muslim that is the problem it is and as always is the radical religious zealots that are stirring the pot and screwing things up for everyone else.
I would disagree, the "every day Muslim" is just as bad as the religious fanatic, the fact that the every day Muslim just buries their heads in the sand when the fanatic starts preaching that his brethren should be killing the white man will surely be seen as a sign by the Muslim youth that the fanatic is in the right, and until these people get their heads out of the sand they should be considered just as bad as the fanatic.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Western civilization does not see it. If that does not change your final choice will be conversion or death.
Originally posted by merkava
Yes there are a few wahabi type mosques but they dont even make 1% of total mosques in UK.
Almost half of Britain’s mosques are under the control of a hardline Islamic sect whose leading preacher loathes Western values and has called on Muslims to “shed blood” for Allah, an investigation by The Times has found.
Riyadh ul Haq, who supports armed jihad and preaches contempt for Jews, Christians and Hindus, is in line to become the spiritual leader of the Deobandi sect in Britain. The ultra-conservative movement, which gave birth to the Taleban in Afghanistan, now runs more than 600 of Britain’s 1,350 mosques, according to a police report seen by The Times.
Seventeen of Britain’s 26 Islamic seminaries are run by Deobandis and they produce 80 per cent of home-trained Muslim clerics. Many had their studies funded by local education authority grants. The sect, which has significant representation on the Muslim Council of Britain, is at its strongest in the towns and cities of the Midlands and northern England.
Figures supplied to The Times by the Lancashire Council of Mosques reveal that 59 of the 75 mosques in five towns – Blackburn, Bolton, Preston, Oldham and Burnley – are Deobandi-run.
A commentator on religious radicalism in Pakistan, where Deobandis wield significant political influence, told The Times that “blind ignorance” on the part of the Government in Britain had allowed the Deobandis to become the dominant voice of Islam in Britain’s mosques.
Khaled Ahmed said: “The UK has been ruined by the puritanism of the Deobandis. You’ve allowed the takeover of the mosques. You can’t run multiculturalism like that, because that’s a way of destroying yourself. In Britain, the Deobandi message has become even more extreme than it is in Pakistan. It’s mind-boggling.”
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Originally posted by DantesLost
It seems to me that Muslims who have moved into the country in the last 10yrs are the ones who are least intergrated.There are many Muslims families that go back several generations and live happily with everyone else.
Originally posted by merkava
Muslims are kinda cool, if it wasnt for them i wouldnt enjoy my curries and doner kebabs on regular bases.
Originally posted by pieman
we have a culture in the west that we say is based on freedom and acceptance, the only way we can possibly keep this is to continue to be accepting of, and to protect the freedoms of, muslim's.
as soon as we try to tell people which religion is acceptable and how many children it is acceptable to have there we have lost the culture we're supposed to be protecting.
Living happily doesn't make you integrated. I know enough Muslims who have been living here for over 40 years and live their lives happily but can only speak 25 words of Dutch. I might have a wrong perception, but often I have the idea that many just came because they see us a social-benefit state where you can live comfortably without having to do much for it.
Originally posted by masonwatcher
reply to post by CaptGizmo
Hi, can you please provide links to newsreports or research material on the topic you posted?
If you cannot or are not willing to provide reasoned commentary to your statement, I will chalk it of to lies and incitement and report it to the moderators as baseless opinions - violations of terms and conditions for starting a thread.
Incidentally, what happens if the Muslim is a white Brit? Does he top himself in the frenzy of fanaticism with the urge to get whitey?
Originally posted by merkava
Ahh man you don't wana go there...Remember how the black muslim youths in France created chaos and havoc across the country when the cops killed one of theirs..
Living happily doesn't make you integrated.
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# Belgium is presented as a half-full box of half-eaten Praline chocolates
# Bulgaria is depicted by a series of connected "Turkish" squat toilets;[8] neon-like lights connect and illuminate them (later hidden with fabric)[9]
# Cyprus is jigsawed (cut) in half
# The Czech Republic's own piece is an LED display, which flashes controversial quotations by Czech President Václav Klaus
# Denmark is built of Lego bricks, and some claim to see in the depiction a face reminiscent of the cartoon controversy,[10] though any resemblance has been denied by the artist[11]
# Estonia is presented with a hammer and sickle-styled power tools, the country has considered a ban on Communist symbols[12]
# Finland is depicted as a wooden floor and a male with a rifle lying down, imagining an elephant and a hippo.[13]
# France is draped in a "GRÈVE!" ("STRIKE!") banner[8]
# Germany is a series of interlocking autobahns, described as "somewhat resembling a swastika",[8][14][15] though that is not universally accepted;[16] some Czech military historians also suggest that the autobahns resemble the number "18", which some Neonazi groups use as code for A.H. initials.[17] Cars move along the roads.
# Greece is depicted as a forest that is entirely burned, possibly representing the 2007 Greek forest fires and the 2008 civil unrest in Greece.[18]
# Hungary features an Atomium made of its common agricultural products melons and Hungarian sausages, based on a floor of peppers
# Ireland is depicted as a brown bog with bagpipes protruding from Northern Ireland; the bagpipes play music every five minutes[citation needed]
# Italy is depicted as a football pitch[8] with several players who appear to be masturbating[15] with the footballs they each hold.
# Latvia is shown as covered with mountains, in contrast to its actual flat landscape
# Lithuania a series of dressed Manneken Pis-style figures urinating; the streams of urine are presented by a yellow lighting glass fibers
# Luxembourg is displayed as a gold nugget with "For Sale" tag[8]
# Malta is a tiny island with its prehistoric dwarf elephant as its only decoration; there's a magnifying glass in front of the elephant
# The Netherlands has disappeared under the sea with only several minarets still visible;[8] the piece is supposed to emit the singing of muezzins
# Poland has a piece with priests erecting the rainbow flag of the Gay rights movement, in the style of the U.S. Marines raising the Stars and Stripes at Iwo Jima.[19]
# Portugal is shown as a wooden cutting board with three pieces of meat in the shape of its former colonies of Brazil, Angola, and Mozambique
# Romania is a Dracula-style theme park,[8] which is set up to blink and emit ghostly sounds at intervals.
# Slovakia is depicted as a Hungarian sausage (or a human body tightened by Hungarian tricolour)
# Slovenia is shown as a rock engraved with the words first tourists came here 1213
# Spain is covered entirely in concrete,[20] with a concrete mixer situated in the northeast
# Sweden does not have an outline, but is represented as a large Ikea-style self-assembly furniture box, containing Gripen fighter planes[21] (as supplied to the Czech Air Force)
# The United Kingdom, known for its Euroscepticism and relative isolation from the Continent, is "included" as missing piece (an empty space) at the top-left of the work