Today... I saw my first fully veiled Muslim women in public
600 mosques in Britain run by hardliners, probe finds
Top Sunni sect official calls on Muslims to 'shed blood'
Agence France-Presse
Friday, September 07, 2007
Citing a copy of a police report it had seen, a London newspaper said just under half of Britain's 1,350 mosques were run by the hardline Deobandi sect.
LONDON - Nearly half of all mosques in Britain are run by a hardline Sunni sect, whose leading preacher in Britain calls on Muslims to "shed blood" in the name of religion, The Times of London reported today.
Citing a copy of a police report it had seen, the newspaper said more than 600 of Britain's 1,350 mosques were run by the Deobandi sect.
The newspaper said 17 of Britain's 26 Islamic seminaries were run by Deobandi Muslims, and added that the sect produces 80 per cent of Britain's home-trained Islamic clerics.
A spokesman for Scotland Yard could not immediately confirm the details of The Times article.
According to the report, the movement's most prominent preacher in Britain, Riyadh ul-Haq, has argued that Muslim friendship with either Jews or Christians makes "a mockery of Allah's religion."
Mr. Ul-Haq declined to comment when contacted by The Times.
This is what caused their problem.
source
while most muslims are not out to whack their neighbour, many of the influential ones or those in places of authority seem to be making controversial comments.
$1:
Britain made a huge mistake
How very true that statement is..... there are many areas now that a white english persons dont go or are advised not to go due to the influx of foreigners - mainly muslims. We are advised not to go to these areas as so not to upset the muslim community, as apparently we dont understand them (beliefs/customs). YET if a prodominatly English white area were to 'advise' that foreigners were not to come to that area they would be branned as racist!
The race card is played far to often in today society... and in my opinion needlessly.
To openly/publicly display any patriotism towards England, even flying the English flag is deemed racist. Yet if a foreigner shows patriotism to their country while in England and some one objects again they are branned as a racist...... ITS WRONG... Why am i racist if i want to flag the flag of my country - in my own country..
To be totally honest, things are getting that bad here id sell my soul to get out of Britain ive had a fuckin enough
Phoenix6 Phoenix6:
$1:
Britain made a huge mistake
How very true that statement is..... there are many areas now that a white english persons dont go or are advised not to go due to the influx of foreigners - mainly muslims. We are advised not to go to these areas as so not to upset the muslim community, as apparently we dont understand them (beliefs/customs). YET if a prodominatly English white area were to 'advise' that foreigners were not to come to that area they would be branned as racist!
The race card is played far to often in today society... and in my opinion needlessly.
To openly/publicly display any patriotism towards England, even flying the English flag is deemed racist. Yet if a foreigner shows patriotism to their country while in England and some one objects again they are branned as a racist...... ITS WRONG... Why am i racist if i want to flag the flag of my country - in my own country..
To be totally honest, things are getting that bad here id sell my soul to get out of Britain ive had a fuckin enough
WTF happened to this country with a deep rich history of patriotism. This
will happen in Canada if we don't wake up.
Brenda @ Fri Sep 07, 2007 7:46 am
lily lily:
Brenda Brenda:
I would tell him he could go to his nudist camping or city or where ever it is normal to be a nudist, but not on public streets, where it is common to wear clothes. If I were on the nudist beach, or camping or whatever, I would undress.
You wouldn't have to. People can wear clothes at a nudist beach and no-one will tell them they should be naked "out of respect for everyone else".
Cameras are discouraged though.

I know, I almost grew up on a nudist beach

But there is no use to be there, unless you are being naked
hwacker hwacker:
Phoenix6 Phoenix6:
$1:
Britain made a huge mistake
How very true that statement is..... there are many areas now that a white english persons dont go or are advised not to go due to the influx of foreigners - mainly muslims. We are advised not to go to these areas as so not to upset the muslim community, as apparently we dont understand them (beliefs/customs). YET if a prodominatly English white area were to 'advise' that foreigners were not to come to that area they would be branned as racist!
The race card is played far to often in today society... and in my opinion needlessly.
To openly/publicly display any patriotism towards England, even flying the English flag is deemed racist. Yet if a foreigner shows patriotism to their country while in England and some one objects again they are branned as a racist...... ITS WRONG... Why am i racist if i want to flag the flag of my country - in my own country..
To be totally honest, things are getting that bad here id sell my soul to get out of Britain ive had a fuckin enough
WTF happened to this country with a deep rich history of patriotism. This
will happen in Canada if we don't wake up.
Im affraid my friend that being a patriotic English man is now considered on par with being a Nazi and thats in our own country......
A few are making a stand though. *the below was taken from another web site*
An incident occurred in a supermarket recently, when the following was witnessed:
A Muslim woman dressed in a Burkha (A black gown & face mask) was standing with her shopping in a queue at the checkout.
When it was her turn to be served, and as she reached the cashier, she made a loud remark about the English Flag lapel pin, which the female cashier was wearing on her blouse.
The cashier reached up and touched the pin and said, "Yes, I always wear it proudly. My son serves abroad with the forces and I wear it for him".
The Muslim woman then asked the cashier when she was going to stop bombing and killing her countrymen, explaining that she was Iraqi.
At that point, a Gentleman standing in the queue stepped forward, and interrupted with a calm and gentle voice, and said to the Iraqi woman:
"Excuse me, but hundreds of thousands of men and women, just like this ladies son have fought and sacrificed their lives so that people just like YOU can stand here, in England, which is MY country and allow you to blatantly accuse an innocent check-out cashier of bombing YOUR countrymen".
"It is my belief that if you were allowed to be as outspoken as that in Iraq, which you claim to be YOUR country, then we wouldn't need to be fighting there today".
"However - now that you have learned how to speak out and criticise the English people who have afforded you the protection of MY country, I will gladly pay the cost of a ticket to help you pay your way back to Iraq".
"When you get there, and if you manage to survive for being as outspoken as what you are here in England, then you should be able to help straighten out the mess which YOUR Iraqi countrymen have got you into in the first place, which appears to be the reason that you have come to MY country to avoid."
Apparently the queue cheered and applauded.
RUEZ RUEZ:
Can you name which christian is cutting off peoples heads?
And here I was thinking this was about clothing. Is Rwanda a Christian country?
Yeah well! At some point in every societies history including ours, people were executed/persecuted with imaginative cruelty.
The crucx is that OUR societies have PROGRESSED beyond that and are now attacked by elements of a society still mired in the DARK AGES.
Britain and France--probably others--let in too many Muslims.. It's not a matter of race, it's a matter of culture. Britain has a strong adn illuustrious culture, much of it based on humour around rather mundane bodily functions and a historical unflappability in the face of hostile environments. And some seriously loony royals.
It's culture, not race, that smart conservatives wish to preserve. It's culture, not race, that makes England (and Europe and North Amercian in general) such free and prosperous societies. The idea of multi-culturalism is a bit farcical, because all the cultures are supposed to, in theory, answer to the "uber-culture" of British, or Canadian naitonalism. In other worlds, despite your culture, you're supposed to give a crap about the country you live in.
Tehre were many growing pains with Irish immigrants arriving in the US, or Ukrainians arrriving on the Candian prairies, or any sudden influx of a partiucqalr culture. The idea is that, after a generation or two, the immigrant cultures in question would have changed quite a bit to accomodate the host country, and the ost country would change just a little bit to suit the new culture.
I think a unique aspect now is that some immigrant groups--certainly British adn French Muslims leap to mind--this settling in after a generation or two isn't happening. Indeed, the cultural separation is becoming, if anything, more acute. It's my personal opinion that this doesn't have much to do wiht the culture in question(Islam) as it has to do with the numbers being let in have allowed this sub-culture to compete with the necessary nationalist "uber-culture." They can compete, in my opinion, because they have the numbers.
Immigration is important, clearly, but you have to regulate in such a way that you don't threaten the culture that has made you a prosperous, free country.
Brenda Brenda:
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
Brenda Brenda:
Uhhmmm, BN, I never said I am telling people what to wear or not to wear. I said what I THINK about it. I am in title of my opinion, whether you think it is politically correct or not. Don't try and twist my words around.
I'm not concerned with being "politically correct" - I'm concerned with treating everyone with the same level of respect.
I would like some respect in Iran if I walk naked on the street. You know what will happen when I do that, right?
That's hardly a reasonable comparison - the problems there go beyond clothing preferences.
Brenda Brenda:
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
The amount of a person yo can see doesn't make them more likely to commit a crime.
Who said I think that? Did I say that? Where?
You You:
when you walk the streets at night, and some guy in a balaclava, or a person in a burqa shows up, you don't feel safe.
Why, then, don't you feel safe, if you're not worried they're going to assault/rob/whatever you?
Brenda @ Fri Sep 07, 2007 11:56 am
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
Brenda Brenda:
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
Brenda Brenda:
Uhhmmm, BN, I never said I am telling people what to wear or not to wear. I said what I THINK about it. I am in title of my opinion, whether you think it is politically correct or not. Don't try and twist my words around.
I'm not concerned with being "politically correct" - I'm concerned with treating everyone with the same level of respect.
I would like some respect in Iran if I walk naked on the street. You know what will happen when I do that, right?
That's hardly a reasonable comparison - the problems there go beyond clothing preferences.
How come? I'll make it easier on you : If I walk down the streets in Iran in a mini-skirt and tanktop, I will be called a whore. So... what IS your point?
Because it is APPROPRIATE in that country that women dress in long sleeves, I will do the same, because I am a GUEST in that country (the respect part, remember?). If I was not a guest, but born there, it would be common for me.
B_N B_N:
Brenda Brenda:
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
The amount of a person yo can see doesn't make them more likely to commit a crime.
Who said I think that? Did I say that? Where?
You You:
when you walk the streets at night, and some guy in a balaclava, or a person in a burqa shows up, you don't feel safe.
Why, then, don't you feel safe, if you're not worried they're going to assault/rob/whatever you?
Because I can't see their eyes, or what they are up to, and I don't like surprises.
Brenda @ Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:02 pm
Oh, another thing, BN, RESPECT is something you have to EARN.
If you want to be treated with respect, you've got to show respect.
Brenda Brenda:
How come? I'll make it easier on you : If I walk down the streets in Iran in a mini-skirt and tanktop, I will be called a whore. So... what IS your point?
Because it is APPROPRIATE in that country that women dress in long sleeves, I will do the same, because I am a GUEST in that country (the respect part, remember?). If I was not a guest, but born there, it would be common for me.
Iran obviously doesn't value the same freedoms we do. Muslims show respect for Canada by respecting our laws, and there's no law that states a person can wear too much clothing.
Is this person being disrespectful by choosing not to appear in "customary" Western attire?

Brenda Brenda:
Because I can't see their eyes, or what they are up to, and I don't like surprises.
I don't like couscous - so what? They're not doing anything wrong, so why not mind your own business?
Regina @ Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:14 pm
Blue_Nose Blue_Nose:
Is this person being disrespectful by choosing not to appear in "customary" Western attire?
Other than no shirt no service........he's dressed in a current western fashion.
Brenda @ Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:16 pm
Sweety, I never said they DO anything, I said I DON"T FEEL SAFE! Do I have that right, or do I only have the right to accept everything, and STFU??? Jesus, get a brain!
Isn't that guy in the picture not wearing normal western attire then? I can see him, when something happens, I can ID him, I can buy him a beer in the pub because he helped me with my groceries, so to speak.
You are nitpicking. I just don't agree with you. End of discussion.