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BBC - Debate whether to print Mohammed Cartoons
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As the UK is now the Islamists 'best mates', I would suggest 5 years and an arranged marriage..
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I wonder what would happen if you got one of these fairly innocent cartoons printed on a T Shirt and wore it here, would you end up carted off and get a record?
I got a couple printed up on Friday  |
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Fears of an anti-Islamic backlash in France are growing in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo massacre as a spate of attacks on mosques were reported across the country.
Mosques in French have in recent years regularly been targeted, but since Wednesday’s deadly attack on the satirical magazine by a pair of radical Islamists, there has been a spike in the number of attacks. The latest came on Friday night when shots were fired at a Muslim prayer centre in Digne-les-Bains in Provence, and at a mosque in Soissons, about 20 miles away from the town where the Charlie Hebdo suspects were shot dead by police. On Thursday, a homemade bomb went off outside a mosque in the central city of Villefranche-sur-Saone, while on Friday the head of a wild pig was placed outside a prayer room in Corte in Corsica. A letter lay beside the head that warned “the next time it will be the head of one of yours.” Anti-Islam slogans were daubed on the walls of mosques in the towns of Poitiers, Lieven and Béthune, while in Bayonne on the Atlantic coast the words “dirty Arabs” and “murderers” were sprayed on the facade of a mosque. Police said a fire at a mosque in Aix-les-Bains was likely a criminal act, and in L’Oiselet, a secondary school student of north African origin was beaten up by youths shouting racist insults. In Paris, terrorism expert Thomas Hegghammer tweeted that his taxi driver had told him customers were refusing to ride with him because he was of Arab appearance. The spate of attacks worry the leaders of France’s Muslim community, which at around five million people is the largest in Europe. Many imams urged their followers during Friday prayers to shun violence and terrorism but they also warned that Muslims must fight against any attempts to equate Islam and terrorism. Imam Chabbar Taieb, the head of a charity group that runs five mosques in Paris, said he condemned the Charlie Hebdo attack but warned that the vast majority of peace-loving Muslims in France might have to pay the |
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Would you dare to wear this on a train?
http://www.islamicteeshop.com/Smile-its-a-Sunnah.php |
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ferryman?
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Millions of people walking around in circles says it all for me. The politicians lapping it up and using it - but terrified of the lost votes to the right and of upsetting the muslim vote in this country. Nothing will change. Politicos you are not representing us!! NOT IN MY NAME
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OR MY NAME
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the islamification of the UK is well under way already, it is not ter*orism that is the threat but reproduction, in 10-15 years at the current birth rate we will be outnumbered. Average muslim family is 5 children, Europe around 2.
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We've seen whats happened already in East London from a political standpoint and the schools in this country. Bit by bit they chip away
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the islamification of the UK is well under way already, it is not ter*orism that is the threat but reproduction, in 10-15 years at the current birth rate we will be outnumbered. Average muslim family is 5 children, Europe around 2.
Think I read somewhere recently that average number of children per woman in Bangladesh is 2.8. Do you have a source for your figures? |
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Fears of an anti-Islamic backlash in France are growing in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo massacre as a spate of attacks on mosques were reported across the country. The result of inaction from government. Unless the UK take a stance here and start targeting these extremists then attacks on mosques will be the norm. Somebody else made this point but it's pertinent and well worth repeating. If we can allow films like The Life of Brian then what is there to think about in publishing these cartoons. |
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The "backlash" played out by the media in this country is laughable. The supposed backlash maybe someone being called a name on Bacon left in front of a mosque in retaliation for brutal horrfic murders(Lee Rigby) and blowing up the tube system, we are the most laid back country going
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Inaction from our government and from the peaceful muslims who go silent when we need them.
We are the most laid back country, will be our undoing. The media love to divert us to the supposed backlash, if the backlash was equal to what happened in Paris then it might be newsworthy. |
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All religions are nuts, but I'm fine with people who wish to worship their God as long as their ideas dont get thrust upon me, otherwise then we're gonna start having problems.
Had a few Mormons approach me over Christmas in the street, they asked me my thoughts on God I said no offence(dont know why I did say that) but I dont belive in God, and off they went. No need to shoot people because you dont agree on something, as the Mormons showed |
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I dont trust the feckers and i dont trust the political estabishment neo liberal t0ssers who have allowed this to occur.
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flushgordon you always seem to rant at "neo liberals", when you are a left winger are you not and it's them that are generally held to be the most pro immigration by a mile or ten? Labour and there "lets rub the rights face in it" policy?
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*their.
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The "backlash" played out by the media in this country is laughable. The supposed backlash maybe someone being called a name on Bacon left in front of a mosque in retaliation for brutal horrfic murders(Lee Rigby) and blowing up the tube system, we are the most laid back country going You're spot on at this moment but I feel that the more the government ignores the problem the more prevalent these attacks will become. People are getting more and more upset at the current way we deal with this problem and I'd suggest more and more will be proactive in the future. |
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Totally agree, not knocking what they did in paris today. But it is nothing more than a pr ritual. Not seen or heard a thing from our government that has addressed what has gone on.
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Just Checking
11 Jan 15 17:55 Joined: 25 Jun 06 | Topic/replies: 15,570 | Blogger: Just Checking's blog What has us fighting wars there got to do with the attack in spain who had nothing to do with it a few years back? If you are referring to the terrorist attack in Madrid's Atocha rail station in March 2004, there were at that time 1,300 Spanish combat troops in Iraq. You can't help getting things wrong, can you? |
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charlie hebbdo are thinking of putting cartoons of the prophet on their million copies this week,just because they have the right to do it why would you
andrew neil and the media luvies were saying its personel to them last week and maybe all newspapers should show the cartoons in solidrity,my question for neil and co is when your fellow journo,s were getting beheaded i didnt see you all running for the airport to confront isis in solidarity, all this reminds me of the bruce willis in harlem with his sandwich board in die hard,he had the right to do it, but why would you |