Norway's parliament votes to ban burqa in schools and universities

No chance

Good news if true.

It further isolates the clowns in the Swedish government.

Austria closing 7 radical run mosques, have we ever closed one?

Sweden got their heads buried deep in the sand Plat.
hundreds of no go areas, rising crime and civil unrest but heh the outlooks great they say.

Sweden is finnish

What about couriers on motor bikes
What about mascots at football matches
What about  firefighters ,beekeepers etc etc


We believe these are al! Ok

For the sake of culture, fashion or religion muslim women believe the burqa is ok

Let them off ffs .....how stupid are they ?

^ what’s he on about ?

Jun 9, 2018 -- 6:51AM, irishone wrote:

What about couriers on motor bikesWhat about mascots at football matchesWhat about  firefighters ,beekeepers etc etcWe believe these are al! OkFor the sake of culture, fashion or religion muslim women believe the burqa is okLet them off ffs .....how stupid are they ?

The police have been directed to use common sense, which should cover the face coverings you are talking about.

Impossible for UK to consider such a ban. Would be interesting to see which politician wants to spoil his career trying to implement such a ban.

^^Is that last sentence a threat?

I don't know. You can take it up as a challenge crippen :D

With a record number of muslim MPs elected in the last election, good luck debating it in parliament. Worrying about the public response comes later. That's why I said impossible.

So it was intended as a threat.

I don't see why you take it as a threat, threat against whom?

What if it was?

Ok it was a threat, now what?

Should I fear being called a leftie?

Is this the kind of person you were referring to?

''Conservative parliamentary candidate for Dudley North Afzal Amin has resigned after being accused of plotting with the English Defence League over a march against a new "mega-mosque" in Dudley that he would then take credit for stopping.''

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-32015896

No. A guy faked a protest to get votes? I dont see the connection, please explain.

And what are you going to do about the threat i madE?

I just said I don't see how any british politician can waste his time working for a burqa ban. When someone does it, let me know.

Have a nice day. I've got to go out. Posted enough nonsense already for the day but i'll be back in the evening to top it up.

If you want to throw your weight around on here I can't do anything about it. I'm merely an observer.

I thought the comment looked like a threat and you confirmed it was.

That's all.

detraveller
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I just said I don't see how any british politician can waste his time working for a burqa ban. When someone does it, let me know.

^

You are probably correct and divison will build and build over the next few years until eventually there are serious problems.

MPs are too weak and too interested in their own careers to see the problems down the round.

They have got themselves in a pickle by being tolerant of intolerance.

detraveller implying threats , can’t say it surprises me
He may not be British ?
Of course the Irish are implying threats over Britain leaving the EU as well .
Dreadful behaviour really , maybe they are not all like that .

I don't think he is British, he told me yesterday that English isn't his first language.

I don't particularly see the need to ban the Burqa. I don't want the Law telling me what I can or can't wear but I do feel it should not be allowed in schools or the health service, the courts or in banks etc. I don't see how you can drive properly with one on so would welcome reform on those type of issues.

The burqa seems to me a cultural imposition not a religious one. Unfortunately many young women are wearing them as an act of defiance as opposed to being forced to wear them. Most regrettable although to be fair it would be nice on a Friday night or Saturday night for some more women wear them! I have seen some real horror shows recently!

you have only to look at the countries where it is worn to know that it should be banned on principle

The politicians in this country will carry on burying there heads in the sands over the muslim problem, none of them will say anything that WILL damage there careers, they just hope the problems start once they've retired, but , I can see Problems starting very soon, The majority of the law abiding british public are getting sick to death of the news blackouts on the muslim sex cases, sick to death of the intolerence of certain muslims regarding other religions, and the continuing threat of terrorism they bring. Unless someone stands up to these people very soon, i can see the public standing up for themselves, its no good the politicians hoping it will go away, because it won't, in fact, its getting worse by the day

gradually the demographic will out and it will be too late

20,000 voting in each of 300 constituencies will do it.

There will be a civil war before this country becomes a muslim state .

Jun 9, 2018 -- 10:37AM, Dr Crippen wrote:

If you want to throw your weight around on here I can't do anything about it. I'm merely an observer.I thought the comment looked like a threat and you confirmed it was.That's all.

I seriously didn't understand how my statement was a threat

detraveller
     09 Jun 18 10:21   

Ok it was a threat, now what? 

Make your mind up.

i just said that because i had no clue why you considered it a threat. I thought you were joking.

Would be interesting to see which politician wants to spoil his career trying to implement such a ban.
At least tell me this is a threat to whom?

It was your comment, so why ask me what you meant by it?

well done Norway

others please follow

spec UK

No disrespect here crippen. I just made a statement. You said it sounded like a threat, so I asked how. I still dn't get how it was a threat. Call it bad comm skills but I dont see how or who i was threatening.

Jun 9, 2018 -- 9:52PM, Dr Crippen wrote:

It was your comment, so why ask me what you meant by it?

It was you who interpreted it as a threat. Hence I asked you why you interpreted it that way. It seems we both don't have English as our first language.

Crip Slum Dog ?

RIP motorbike helmets, turbans, burberry caps, etc.

What happens if someone in a burqa goes into a bank?
I know that bikers must remove their helmets, is it the same for the burqa?

what happens if someone in a burqa doesn't go into a bank?
not all burqa wearers ride motorbikes

I take it no ''Burberry'' scarves will be allowed to be worn round the face either and and any other sort of scarves otherwise would be a pointless law,i'm all for it if that's the case..

It will be permissible to wear a burka on a motorbike, no where else .

It gladdens the heart to see so many beautiful women around in the beautiful summer weather. A culture that wants to hide women from public view seems like a horrendous nightmare to me. I really can't understand or agree with it at all.

It’s too frightening to contemplate

If you can ask a courier to remove his helmet when entering a bank

Why cant burqa's be removed by muslim women on request ?

Well if they are motorcyclists then yes , they will have to remove their burka when entering a bank
If they are not they will not be wearing a burka because it will be banned , so problem sorted

It is strange the UK is now one of the only countries who refuses to discuss this.

Is it something to do with our government's relationship with Saudis compared to other European countries?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToBQ7weCBok

IT,
It might be that we have so many people of that disposition in places of influence.

Take the BBC, they effectively have a white colour bar in place for presenters.

The press is another body with more than its fair share of people from an Asian background.

Plenty of MPs as well, with one of the great offices of state now run by someone from a Muslim background.