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bigverne · Joined: 12 May 2004

Personally, I think extremists should be allowed to march, as long as they do not break any laws.

However, I think this is a distraction from the main issue raised. Namely, Britain's pandering to the most absurd muslim demands, and that muslim organisations and individuals just as extreme as the BNP, if not more so, have the ear of government, and an open platform in the media, where their unpalatable views are only now being challenged.

Can anyone account for this?

dogbert · Joined: 29 Jan 2003 Location: Killbox 90210

There are no churches in Saudi Arabia. Why must there be mosques in England?

Wangja · Joined: 17 May 2004 Location: Seoul, Yongsan

I believe there is one - on the Aramco compound at Dahran. That aside, I guess we have mosques in UK for reasons similar to yours for having them in your country: we are a free, liberal, secular western-style democracies modelled on the original Greek-Roman format - completely unlike the KSA model.

dogbert · Joined: 29 Jan 2003 Location: Killbox 90210

bigverne · Joined: 12 May 2004

I believe it's called having your cake and eating eat.

We wan't access to your economic opportunities but have no intention of integrating, and will in fact, demand that you change to suit us.

Banning pigs and accomodating sexist medieval dress codes is bad enough. What is even worse is that the government, at the behest of muslim organisations, is bringing a law that would make 'Incitement to Religious Hatred' a crime. This sounds inoffensive enough, but the wording of the law is so vague and open to interpretation that it may well be used by over sensitive muslims to bring lawsuits (guess who pays for those!) against anyone who says something nasty about Islam.

So, for example, someone making a connection between Islamic theology and the scourge of Islamic terrorism could be hauled before the courts for inciting religious hatred. What is most hilarious is that the Koran, a book which refers to Jews as 'monkeys and pigs' could itself be charged with this offence.

I can think of no other immigrant group to the UK that makes such demands of the state and causes such problems.

Gwangjuboy · Joined: 08 Jul 2003 Location: England

bigverne · Joined: 12 May 2004

Apparently, even Italians are prone to appeasing muslim colonists:-

Last week, a public elementary school in the northern city of Treviso decided that Little Red Riding Hood would be this year�s Christmas play instead of the Christmas story.

The teachers said the famous tale was a fitting representation of the struggle between good and evil and would not offend Muslim children. The school�s traditional nativity scene was scrapped for the same reason.

http://www.telegraphindia.com/1041210/asp/foreign/story_4109788.asp

Leslie Cheswyck · Joined: 31 May 2003 Location: University of Western Chile

bigverne · Joined: 12 May 2004

Islamic tolerance from Denmark.

Daily newspaper Jyllands-Posten has been forced to hire security guard to protect employees from angry Muslims, after it printed a series of cartoons featuring the prophet Mohammed.

Death threats have forced daily newspaper Jyllands-Posten to hire security guards to protect its employees, after printing twelve cartoons featuring the prophet Mohammed.

http://www.cphpost.dk/get/91408.html

bigverne · Joined: 12 May 2004

The British Police continue with their pathetic kowtowing to the sensitivities of the muslim community.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4487108.stm

Top police officers have criticised plans to allow the shutting down of places of worship such as mosques suspected of inciting extremism.
In their response to proposals to give courts the power to close such premises, police warned there were better ways to deal with the problem.

Assistant Chief Constable Rob Beckley of the Association of Chief Police Officers said it was a "blunt tool".

"This proposal might be seen as an attack on religion," he said.

In response ACC Beckley, who is responsible for Acpo's community relations, said the plan could be seen as specifically targeting Islam.

When the threat we face does not come from a specific religious group, that religious group will no longer be targeted. How many more people have to die before our police put the safety of the public before the narrow interests of muslims, who seem more concerned with 'Islamophobia' than fighting the terrorist threat in their own community. Political Correctness is now so deeply ingrained in the police that I seriously doubt their ability to counter this threat effectively.

c1204887 · Joined: 22 Nov 2005 Location: England

We should stop letting religion and race be an issue, can i request that something is banned because it offends me a white none religious male.
Hell no, I get refused an application form to because a fireman or policeman because they already have enough white males, it's okay that they are understaffed but they must accept any offer from an ethnic minority or female to be representative. It doesn't matter if they are not qualified, we can put them on a poster, that is proper equality.

After all it is meritocracy and equality that we are striving for isn't it?

Oh no it's a corporate diversity Colours of Benneton photo shoot we really want.

I love the diversity and culture that people of other cultures bring to the UK but they come to the UK and I think it's about time we had a bit of backbone and remaind our new countreymen, when in Rome ...