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Originally posted by blueorder
with the growth of Islam comes the growth in extremism- this is something which goes hand in hand, regardless of what the relativists say.
Originally posted by Muckster
Unless of course they are only staying here to destabilise the country with some twisted objective of taking over with Islamic rule... if that the case... then they should be tried for treason!
Ahh yes, you may say and think that they are dangerous nutjobs, out to destabilize the country and usher in Sharia law and turn Great Britain into an Islamic state.
But the problem lies in proving it
Do we ban all political groups that we do not agree with? Or those we have a 'hunch' are out to destabilise us?
Originally posted by Muckster
Personally, I would treat them all the same... BNP, Islam4uk, Nation of Islam or any other idiotic group who thinks that their race, colour or particular brand of religion gives them the right to hate and commit violent acts against those that are different from themselves...
There must be a small deserted freezing cold island off the coast of Scotland where we can dump all these people (BNP, Islam4UK etc...)... Let them take care of each other?
Originally posted by The_ArchangelI think it fair to day that their isnt a growth in Islam, but there is growth in radical extremists who now have their focus aimed towards the US and the European nations instead of just Israel.
Originally posted by unicorn1
Glad you picked that one up!
I'll look for the stats but the demographic trend is for Asian communities - which are primarily Muslim to be growing due to a number of factors. For those of us who live/work in or near such communities, the evidence is there in front of our eyes.
Here is an article about growth in Europe
www.telegraph.co.uk...
[edit on 13-1-2010 by unicorn1]
Originally posted by blueorder
Originally posted by The_ArchangelI think it fair to day that their isnt a growth in Islam, but there is growth in radical extremists who now have their focus aimed towards the US and the European nations instead of just Israel.
not sure what you mean, there is a growth in Islam, just reference the increase in mosques over the last 10 years or check the upcoming census figures (estimates are released each year- this doesn't include illegals either)