Spectator N0 2651 By Fieldfare
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Nice Gester But Where Are The Men?
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In fact one could say where are the Muslims, since these ladies are Ahmadiyya Muslims, which are not classed as real Muslims by many mainstream Muslims.
In fact one could say where are the Muslims, since these ladies are Ahmadiyya Muslims, which are not classed as real Muslims by many mainstream Muslims.
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Clearly I disagree.......will the non Muslim community really be taken in by this...NO.
Surely you are not suggesting that the millions who haven't turned up for this "on the spot show of concern" don't have sympathy for those that lost their lives.
This probably has focused thoughts on Muslim atrocities MORE, than if they had stayed at home.
But again...why no men?
Clearly I disagree.......will the non Muslim community really be taken in by this...NO.
Surely you are not suggesting that the millions who haven't turned up for this "on the spot show of concern" don't have sympathy for those that lost their lives.
This probably has focused thoughts on Muslim atrocities MORE, than if they had stayed at home.
But again...why no men?
There has been rallies and vigils like this in many cities and towns across the country but they don't get the publicity
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“Emmie, why are you bothered where the men are ?”
I shouldn’t imagine she bothered (as I am not). It’s just an interesting question. One of the defining features of the Islamic faith is its apartheid by gender. However, we must not be too surprised at the all-female cast list as apparently the ladies were taking part in something called the “Women’s March on London”.
However, as aog says, the Ahmadiyya (if indeed that is what these ladies are, but who would know) are not considered “proper” Muslims. If for no other reason they believe that a second prophet came after Mohammed. True to form, even this branch of Islam involves conflict. Apparently there are two branches of it, one of which is slightly less un-Islamic than the other. As a result apparently one branch suffers slightly less persecution than the other. And I’m supposed to take this seriously.
I shouldn’t imagine she bothered (as I am not). It’s just an interesting question. One of the defining features of the Islamic faith is its apartheid by gender. However, we must not be too surprised at the all-female cast list as apparently the ladies were taking part in something called the “Women’s March on London”.
However, as aog says, the Ahmadiyya (if indeed that is what these ladies are, but who would know) are not considered “proper” Muslims. If for no other reason they believe that a second prophet came after Mohammed. True to form, even this branch of Islam involves conflict. Apparently there are two branches of it, one of which is slightly less un-Islamic than the other. As a result apparently one branch suffers slightly less persecution than the other. And I’m supposed to take this seriously.
The rally in Birmingham was estimated at 200 people, compare that with the rally against the Charlie Hebdo cartoons.
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Jno, just because they slaughter each other with the same enthusiasm they bring to murdering non-muslims doesn't make them nominees for the Nobel Peace Prize. (bad example, I know, because they hand that out to any cretin nowadays)
Oh, and you might want to dial that sarcasm back a bit, you're crap at it.
Oh, and you might want to dial that sarcasm back a bit, you're crap at it.
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