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So how has your life changed since the Muslim invasion?
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Apparently there seems to be a consensus amongst some ABers that Muslims require the British way of life to change, that they are a danger to our society etc etc.
Can you let me know how your life has changed since Muslims have been coming into the country.
And I do mean your not "what your neighbour said about his sister's uncle's mate who he met in a pub"
Can you let me know how your life has changed since Muslims have been coming into the country.
And I do mean your not "what your neighbour said about his sister's uncle's mate who he met in a pub"
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sounds like the people in 3ight8ball's area are working their way to wealth. They've come in from cheaper areas and they'll soon be moving on to richer ones. Meanwhile the white folks will still be sitting there whinging about how unfair it all is. Britain, eh, gotta wonder why Asians bother with it.
But Theland, according to you Roman Catholics are just as evil as Muslims - they are also entitled to sit in parliament.
Do you think before Muslims came to this country that there were no heathens in parliament?
Why do you not have a piggy bank? I have a piggy bank and all my 3 grandchildren have piggybanks - if you would like a piggybank, nay I suggest you follow this link where there are plenty for sale: http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&client= firefox-a&channel=s&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:offi cial&hs=pez&q=piggy+bank&cr=countryUK%7Ccountr yGB&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wf
Finally, do you live in London? How did the 7/7 attack harm you - and did you not feel the same in the 80s with all the Christian Irish fellows planting bombs all over the place.
Funnily enough, they are not referred to as Muslim Terrorists as the other Muslims don't see them as Muslims - a bit like you don't see people like the KKK as Christian. Would you be happy if every time a person claiming to be Christian was described as a Christian? On the basis of previous answers to questions, the answer is obviously not - but you don't seem to want to allow others that right.
Do you think before Muslims came to this country that there were no heathens in parliament?
Why do you not have a piggy bank? I have a piggy bank and all my 3 grandchildren have piggybanks - if you would like a piggybank, nay I suggest you follow this link where there are plenty for sale: http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&client= firefox-a&channel=s&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:offi cial&hs=pez&q=piggy+bank&cr=countryUK%7Ccountr yGB&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wf
Finally, do you live in London? How did the 7/7 attack harm you - and did you not feel the same in the 80s with all the Christian Irish fellows planting bombs all over the place.
Funnily enough, they are not referred to as Muslim Terrorists as the other Muslims don't see them as Muslims - a bit like you don't see people like the KKK as Christian. Would you be happy if every time a person claiming to be Christian was described as a Christian? On the basis of previous answers to questions, the answer is obviously not - but you don't seem to want to allow others that right.
Oneeyedvic - You make a good point, the KKK may call themselves Christian but are obviously not, as they cannot justify their actions from the New Testament and Jesus' teachings.
Jihadists can however, claim authority from the koran, the text of which is violent and encourages violence against Christians and Jews specifically, and all non muslims, or "kuffar" generally.
The inflamatory speeches coming from some British mosques supports my view.
No inflammatory speeches were ever made in support of the IRA violence from any church claiming to be Christian, although sympathy for the political aims was maybe evident.
Seeing people being murdered does affect me, I do not have a heart of stone regardless of where I live.
Yes you can buy piggy banks, but the banks themselves have distanced themselves from them, although they supplied them as advertising gimmicks and logos for years despite having a large Jewish community. Only supposed muslim sensitivies put a stop to this.
Yet it is still O.K. to lampoon Jesus, but the media backed away from publishing the mohammed cartoons.
Jihadists can however, claim authority from the koran, the text of which is violent and encourages violence against Christians and Jews specifically, and all non muslims, or "kuffar" generally.
The inflamatory speeches coming from some British mosques supports my view.
No inflammatory speeches were ever made in support of the IRA violence from any church claiming to be Christian, although sympathy for the political aims was maybe evident.
Seeing people being murdered does affect me, I do not have a heart of stone regardless of where I live.
Yes you can buy piggy banks, but the banks themselves have distanced themselves from them, although they supplied them as advertising gimmicks and logos for years despite having a large Jewish community. Only supposed muslim sensitivies put a stop to this.
Yet it is still O.K. to lampoon Jesus, but the media backed away from publishing the mohammed cartoons.
The threat from Islamic terrorists far outweighs any threat the IRA ever posed. They do tend to go in for it in a rather bigger way, and on a world-wide scale - I don't think anyone can deny that.
Incidentally, my favourite High Street shopping centre is a no-go area for me because there's nothing there that I want to buy. I used to buy a lot of clothes there, but now I couldn't buy a dress there if I wanted to since none of the shops sell western clothing - but that's just an observation.
Incidentally, my favourite High Street shopping centre is a no-go area for me because there's nothing there that I want to buy. I used to buy a lot of clothes there, but now I couldn't buy a dress there if I wanted to since none of the shops sell western clothing - but that's just an observation.
naomi24
If you think the IRA didn't go in for terrorism in a big way, you either have a very short memory or a selective one.
Birmingham, Coventry, Brighton, London, Manchester, Hyde Park... The list is vast
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist _incidents_in_the_United_Kingdom
The Terror was far greater because the IRA would bomb anywhere. You were not safe anywhere. Far more people have been killed in the UK by the IRA. Far more damage was done by the IRA. They bombed the cabinet at Brighton, they mortar bombed Downing Street. The IRA were far more successful than al-qaeda who are a ramshackle amalgam of disparate amateurs.
If you think the al-qaeda threat is greater than anything the IRA posed you must be living in cloud cuckooland.
If you think the IRA didn't go in for terrorism in a big way, you either have a very short memory or a selective one.
Birmingham, Coventry, Brighton, London, Manchester, Hyde Park... The list is vast
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist _incidents_in_the_United_Kingdom
The Terror was far greater because the IRA would bomb anywhere. You were not safe anywhere. Far more people have been killed in the UK by the IRA. Far more damage was done by the IRA. They bombed the cabinet at Brighton, they mortar bombed Downing Street. The IRA were far more successful than al-qaeda who are a ramshackle amalgam of disparate amateurs.
If you think the al-qaeda threat is greater than anything the IRA posed you must be living in cloud cuckooland.
Theland - the book which you believe in is the Bible - there is an old and new testament - whether you choose to believe in only of them is up to you. There is plenty of stuff in the Bible regarding hatred for other religions and preaching violence of non believers.
If you would like inflammatory speeches, then I would look up the speeches of Iain Paisley.
Seeing people being murdered does affect me, I do not have a heart of stone regardless of where I live. - so do you have the same hatred for the youth of today (including your children) - there have been a lot more murders by teenagers than there have been by Muslims.
So you can buy piggy banks - I remember when I was a kid I had a LLoyds TSB account - it wasn't a piggy bank but a coin mechanism - nothing to do with Muslims. In fact, apart from the NatWest pigs which are now collectable, I don't remember any other pigs. If you go onto the website of quite a few banks they still show piggy bank pictures with their child saver accounts.
The fact that the media didn't publish the cartoons is up to the media - not to Muslims. If the media want to hype up the problems, then that is up to them.
There have also been a few instances of fundamentalist Christians protesting and banning performances such as Jerry Springer The Opera.
If you would like inflammatory speeches, then I would look up the speeches of Iain Paisley.
Seeing people being murdered does affect me, I do not have a heart of stone regardless of where I live. - so do you have the same hatred for the youth of today (including your children) - there have been a lot more murders by teenagers than there have been by Muslims.
So you can buy piggy banks - I remember when I was a kid I had a LLoyds TSB account - it wasn't a piggy bank but a coin mechanism - nothing to do with Muslims. In fact, apart from the NatWest pigs which are now collectable, I don't remember any other pigs. If you go onto the website of quite a few banks they still show piggy bank pictures with their child saver accounts.
The fact that the media didn't publish the cartoons is up to the media - not to Muslims. If the media want to hype up the problems, then that is up to them.
There have also been a few instances of fundamentalist Christians protesting and banning performances such as Jerry Springer The Opera.
The harm terrorists do is insignificant compared to what we do to ourselves in the name of security as a result of their activities so I'll tell how I'm effected vic. Bl00dy OTT practises in the name of security, ritual humiliation at airports by jumped up jobsworths who think I'm going to hijack a plane because I have some nail clippers. Have my shampoo confiscated because some idiot tried to mix a "bomb" in the loo!. Have to take my shoes off because of a shoe "bomber". Totally anal staff that do not think for themsleves and justify anything in the name of "security". It won't be long until we have to board a plane b0llock naked. Sorry vic your Muslim buddies have changed all our lives.
Loosehead's post reminded me of something that happened last year at Cardiff Airport. As we were going through security there was a group of four girls in front of us. They were all aged about eighteen. One of them was asked to remove her footwear to be checked. She was wearing flip-flops. Other people with boots and shoes were completely ignored. When it was our turn to go through, my fourteen year old daughter was ordered to remove her trainers and again the rest of us were ignored in that respect. It seemed that they were only interested in searching people who would be unlikely to make a fuss. There were a few moslem types in the queue but you could put your life savings on the fact that they weren't searched. Ironic really as they are demographically more likely to be terrorists.
And that reminded me of the FBI intelligence that led to a British Airways flight being delayed for days. BA had to supply the FBI with the passenger list. They saw a welsh passengers name, and thought it was arabic and grounded the plane until extensive checks on his background had been made.
http://www.markcarey.com/me/terror-concerns-sc rub-another-flight-to-us.html
http://www.markcarey.com/me/terror-concerns-sc rub-another-flight-to-us.html
Gromit, can I ask you to read my post properly and do your best to try to understand what I've said. I didn't say the IRA didn't go in for terrorism in a big way - I said that Islamic terrorists go in for it in a bigger way and on a world-wide scale. I remember the IRA attacks very well - I was caught up in one of them - but I also remember the twin towers when 3000 were murdered in one go. If that's living in cloud cuckoo land, I'd rather that than live in the blinkered oblivion in which you clearly reside.
naomi24
You can call me selfish if you like, but an attack in New York or Bali or Madrid doesn't terrorise me. I feel shock, anger and sadness, but it doesn't frighten me. When a massive bomb goes off in Manchester City centre, where I know my mother is shopping then I feel genuine terror, not media whipped up frenzy.
Do you feel terror and fear when 200 people are blown up in an Iraqi market?
You can call me selfish if you like, but an attack in New York or Bali or Madrid doesn't terrorise me. I feel shock, anger and sadness, but it doesn't frighten me. When a massive bomb goes off in Manchester City centre, where I know my mother is shopping then I feel genuine terror, not media whipped up frenzy.
Do you feel terror and fear when 200 people are blown up in an Iraqi market?
Gromit, on 7/7 whilst I watched TV news and waited alone all day for a word to tell me my family were safe, my fear wasn't created as a result of media whipped-up frenzy. When my husband's colleague was terribly maimed on the same day, and another lost her daughter, my sadness wasn't as a result of media whipped-up frenzy. Likewise when a great many of my husband's colleagues were murdered in the twin towers, our sadness wasn't as a result of media whipped-up frenzy. How dare you call the reality of these atrocities media whipped-up frenzy? Yes, you are selfish - and you're ignorant, and you're arrogant, and you're incredibly thoughtless. Clearly none of what is currently happening in the world has touched you personally, but I hope, for your sake, that these particular terrorists have no plans for Manchester when your mother is next out shopping, because if they do, you may well think very differently.
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I live on the Edgware Road, London near Marble Arch in what is now predominantly a Middle Eastern muslim area - although it wasn't when I moved here 21 years ago.
As a white Anglo Saxon English person I am definitely in the minority around here. There are many heavily veiled women in the area - and in my block of flats. The life style and culture is very different to mine and I do have some difficulty with it and often feel now that I am living in another country rather than my own.
When I first moved here the area was much more mixed and cosmopolitan and there was perhaps one Middle Eastern family in the block but now more than 50% of the 62 flats are owned by Middle Eastern people with a further % of other nationalities but very few native British people.
As a white Anglo Saxon English person I am definitely in the minority around here. There are many heavily veiled women in the area - and in my block of flats. The life style and culture is very different to mine and I do have some difficulty with it and often feel now that I am living in another country rather than my own.
When I first moved here the area was much more mixed and cosmopolitan and there was perhaps one Middle Eastern family in the block but now more than 50% of the 62 flats are owned by Middle Eastern people with a further % of other nationalities but very few native British people.
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