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Can Athens Afford To Build A Mosque?
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To all those interested this is yet another newspaper I read, and it is amazing that even Greece seem to have a Mosque problem.
/// The Pakistani, named Muhammed Zafeer says:
/// “Greece has to decide if it will be democratic or if it will go back to the Middle Ages” as he shrugs. ///
/// This quote is ridiculous on so many levels because first, if Greece was operating democratically, the decision to build a mosque would be voted on by Greeks, Greeks would overwhelmingly vote NO. Secondly, Greeks spent a good portion of the Middle Ages defending themselves against genocide by Muslims and after that had to deal with 400 years of Occupation under
them. ///
/// The situation of the Middle Ages has already returned! ///
To all those interested this is yet another newspaper I read, and it is amazing that even Greece seem to have a Mosque problem.
/// The Pakistani, named Muhammed Zafeer says:
/// “Greece has to decide if it will be democratic or if it will go back to the Middle Ages” as he shrugs. ///
/// This quote is ridiculous on so many levels because first, if Greece was operating democratically, the decision to build a mosque would be voted on by Greeks, Greeks would overwhelmingly vote NO. Secondly, Greeks spent a good portion of the Middle Ages defending themselves against genocide by Muslims and after that had to deal with 400 years of Occupation under
them. ///
/// The situation of the Middle Ages has already returned! ///
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Also, the money for mosques is not just private but actively funded by States who invest, notably Saudi who have put money into Brit and other European ones just as they opulently invest in Africa and elsewhere, one could argue a complete waste of money as to the needs of these countries. I would surmise that they are behind the Athens one too.
This is familiar though - who invested in all those churches in South, Central America as well as other opulent establishments in Africa and the Far East - aah yes, it was called the Catholic Church. Not much difference then between the major two one-God religions then?
This is familiar though - who invested in all those churches in South, Central America as well as other opulent establishments in Africa and the Far East - aah yes, it was called the Catholic Church. Not much difference then between the major two one-God religions then?
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I did not say the Daily Mail's readers are all conservative. I said all its readers would know it supports the Conservatives. I read the Telegraph which is also a conservative supporting newspaper. I know it is Conservative when I read it. I cannot imagine being a regular reader of the EU Times and not realise it was extreme right wing.
I did not say the Daily Mail's readers are all conservative. I said all its readers would know it supports the Conservatives. I read the Telegraph which is also a conservative supporting newspaper. I know it is Conservative when I read it. I cannot imagine being a regular reader of the EU Times and not realise it was extreme right wing.
Ha ha...brilliant.
Just brilliant.
The E.U. Times!!!
I cannot tell you how much that tickled me. Y'see, I've heard of it...a mate of mine is a journalist, and we were discussing Levenson and how when push comes to shove, or newspapers aren't that bad. I argued that The Daily Mail (online) was toilet paper, and he argued that it was a shining beacon of journalistic integrity compared to The E.U. Times and sent me a couple of links.
I accepted that he won the argument.
...and now I see that AOG reads it.
I know it's childish in the extreme - but I find that quite amusing.
Any...way...umm...nothing much to contribute. Think I'll wait for a home-grown anti Muslim story. Not really sure why we need concern ourselves about something happening in Greece.
Just brilliant.
The E.U. Times!!!
I cannot tell you how much that tickled me. Y'see, I've heard of it...a mate of mine is a journalist, and we were discussing Levenson and how when push comes to shove, or newspapers aren't that bad. I argued that The Daily Mail (online) was toilet paper, and he argued that it was a shining beacon of journalistic integrity compared to The E.U. Times and sent me a couple of links.
I accepted that he won the argument.
...and now I see that AOG reads it.
I know it's childish in the extreme - but I find that quite amusing.
Any...way...umm...nothing much to contribute. Think I'll wait for a home-grown anti Muslim story. Not really sure why we need concern ourselves about something happening in Greece.
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