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Torquemada
19 Jan 15 09:24
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And the spokesperson for the muslim council of Britain accuses the government of fuelling islamaphobia.  What a fecking surprise!

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By:
Torquemada
When: 19 Jan 15 09:29
Really pisses me off.  Why do they pander to these people?
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 19 Jan 15 09:34
Some hope of that, the majority of them even agree with the revenge taken over the cartoons.
A lady Muslim comedienne said on This Week that insults against the prophet should be ignored.
That's the first Muslim I've heard to take that view.
By:
Dotchinite
When: 19 Jan 15 11:07
The woman sat next to her took a different view.
By:
PatraTheCat
When: 19 Jan 15 12:32
the majority of them even agree with the revenge taken over the cartoons.

Really? Any evidence for this?
By:
xmoneyx
When: 19 Jan 15 12:43
sunday sport
By:
xmoneyx
When: 19 Jan 15 12:46
https://mobile.twitter.com/thesundaysport/status/556740544207282177/photos
By:
cardifffc
When: 19 Jan 15 12:55
patra.........in public and in front of camera maybe not but behind closed doors most certainly
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 19 Jan 15 15:53
muslims are now angered by the insinuation that muslims are easily angered.
By:
PatraTheCat
When: 19 Jan 15 18:01
patra.........in public and in front of camera maybe not but behind closed doors most certainly

Sorry, but I'm just not buying that. A majority probably think that the cartoons were wrong, but I don't believe that a majority support a mass killing that was always going to reflect badly upon all of them.

Were you happy when English hooligans caused trouble abroad in the 80s, or more embarrassed?
By:
alleged22
When: 19 Jan 15 18:17
A lady Muslim comedienne said on This Week that insults against the prophet should be ignored.


was she cracking a joke   Laugh
By:
treetop
When: 19 Jan 15 19:03
Is that an oxymoron, a muslim , lady comedienne ? She was quite funny on the radio programme saturday and is the type of person that will help to break down barriers,good luck to the lass from Lanashire,actually.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 19 Jan 15 19:11
Were you happy when English hooligans caused trouble abroad in the 80s, or more embarrassed?

You shouldn't be surprise if you people aren't believed when you claim to be moderates.
Not when you compare English hooligans abroad letting off steam, with killers taking revenge and gunning down people at work over such a trivial affair as a few cartoons in a magazine.

There's no comparison.
By:
broadsword
When: 19 Jan 15 19:58
patra .............."I don't believe that a majority support a mass killing that was always going to reflect badly upon all of them."
they really dont give two hoots as long as the victims are kuffar...the young muslim on this video will explain it to you     http://youtu.be/6Tgoyqd0BX0
By:
boxingthefox
When: 19 Jan 15 20:08
FFS, "Were you happy when English hooligans caused trouble abroad in the 80s, or more embarrassed?" it beggars belief that you thought that nonsense comparable to this subject.
By:
charwell.
When: 19 Jan 15 20:13
If proof were needed o the entrenched support for terrorism its the muslim response to the very fair request to unite Britain and not alientate Islam by steering clear of Hate Preaching.

Sadly the muslim community reacts by sticking two fingers up as opposed to doing all they can to promote a true multicultural society.
By:
sj
When: 19 Jan 15 20:25
So, apparently these extreme teachings arent taught by Imans, it's all online and that s why the Muslim Council were up in arms


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bV710c1dgpU#t=70

So, ladies and gentlemen there we have it, those Muslims all agree that stoning for adultery and homosexuals. They believe men and women should be segregated and as the man himself points out they arent extremists they are moderate Muslims.
Is this really what we want on our country? Cos they'll come for gambling next, bit by bit they chip away. Then play the "Islamaphobia" card, then chip away a bit more
By:
charwell.
When: 19 Jan 15 20:27
Interesting link: There are no moderate muslims; the young muslim goes on to say Choudry is a key figure in the UK for muslims and is not a fringe figure! His teachings are indoctrinated by the faith....worrying....And the Muslim community actively is openly racist towards Christians, Jews and other races!! The guy even asked for a security guard Surprised

This link is also sobering: ~There will be no condemnation of Sharia, terrorism etc from so called moderate muslims.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luMWpQqWkfY
By:
jed.davison
When: 19 Jan 15 20:52
Perhaps, while mourning the people killed by these atrocious deeds, we should be thankful that people are finally waking up to the threat posed by this Qtubbist bastardisation of Islam.

We should still be aware though that those on the Left will continue to disregard this threat, and attempt to minimise it, while they share a common enemy - Western democracy - with its proponents.
By:
treetop
When: 19 Jan 15 22:00
It's perverse how the Left will support the persecution of gays,mutilation of young girls and rape of children under 16 and denial of free speech to others by a group that do not want to and have no intention to integrate.
By:
DancingDenman
When: 20 Jan 15 00:15
A Religion of hypcropisy and surpression then there up in arms if they get criticised. ****s
By:
DancingDenman
When: 20 Jan 15 00:16
w@nkers
By:
Injera
When: 20 Jan 15 09:11
Still waiting for a journalist on BBC, Sky or ITV to ask the Muslim Council of GB if they want Sharia Law in Britain.

Why won't they ask this question and then go on to have Sharia Law explained in detail??
By:
cardifffc
When: 20 Jan 15 12:05
patra........i saw a documentary about 200 muslim businessmen and women in birmingham..........at the end of the seminar they were asked questions.......mainly about business but a few on religon..........1 question was do you think the 7\7 bombers were quilty or fitted up by someone unknown(government\security forces etc)..........only 8 of the 200 thought they were quilty.........they thought that behind closed doors they were safe to say what they wanted to say.........most of these people were in their 50s or over
By:
rogerthebutler
When: 20 Jan 15 12:12
The letter was thoroughly reasonable, well-measured and inoffensive as it could get.

It was also a brilliant and necessary bit of politics, encouraging civic nationalism from (acknowledged) religious leaders and recognising their religious freedoms and contribution to UK society.

Basically, it asked 'which side are you on?'

The response - by Muslim groups - has been illuminating to say the least.
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