ditchmyster

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They're all peado's every religious nut is either ******** little boys or wants to marry a 12yr old girl.

f1_fan

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What we need banned is that f**king rag of a newspaper and the ***** that write for it. Oh and the stupid cretinous ***** that read their sensationalised biased devisive nonsense and lap up every word of it!

Maz

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Isn't that an old story that The Fail has decided to dredge up for a bit of mouth foaming? Even when this stupid policy was first mooted there was a question over it's implementing from ALL sides. However two years later it's a case of 'those Muslims at it again' from the Fail. Hopefully Scoobywont uses a bit more insight and thought in his day job. Still the irony of a copper posting an article on the banning of pork is not lost on me. :-D

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education...f-schools.html

f1_fan

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Must admit I thought I had heard it before myself. So it seems they can't even be bothered to find new devisive nonsense to print, they now just rehash old stories to keep their readership nicely foaming at the mouth at those nasty Muslims!

I really cannot get my head round why so many fall for the crap they write rather than thinking a little bit for themselves! Well I can, but calling a large perecentage of the population stupid seems to upset some people... the truth hurts I guess!

nizmo80

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LOL newspapers are always going to exaggerate storys to sell the newspapers
but I take most of it with a pinch of salt but it is funny to read most of the time

nizmo80

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LOL I do like sitting down with my 2 year old son and watching toy story as he absolutely loves the animated movies.

Anyhoo I have changed the infinity and beyond to something more appropriate for this situation

f1_fan

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Trouble is for every one like you who reads it yet questions it there are 10 reading it and lapping up every word

nizmo80

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LOL there are some right gullible people out there who reads the newpapers as gospel

the sun newspapers one of the worst for writing utter crap and lies

dazsti72

That's actually quite funny that...very good.

warrenm2

I quoted two sources to hopefully avoid the "daily fail" sidetracking, seems I must try harder.

Do you want your kid's school to really become Islamic through false allegations, smears and general abuse? Wear them down until they leave? What have we done to this country? This sort of thing must be stamped on immediately

nizmo80

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Your welcome

f1_fan

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Even if this 'operation' exists and I doubt very much it's as clear cut as it is presented in these articles is the idea that some schools may be run with more Muslims in positions of influence that bad? Surely the school is there to educate kids and if it does a good job of it then does it matter what the religion is of the people who are running it?

Taking it a step further and even if these schools do start to be run under the guise of the Islamic faith I would rather kids get a good education at an Islamic school than a bad one at a Christian school.

As it happens I went to a catholic school and even back then about 10% of the school population were Sikhs or Muslims... they all seemed to manage and didn't feel the need once they left school to start worshipping under the banner of Catholicism. The last time I encountered any of them they were still Sikhs and Muslims... they hadn't been 'converted'.

Maybe if the schools in question were to be run by extremists then we would have a legitimate complaint, but maybe the Mulsims in question just see the schools being run badly and want to impose some of their values to ensure the kids are properly educated. Or maybe it's somwhere in between.

One thing is for sure I am not going to swallow every word the BBC or Daily Mail tell me as gospel or should that be Quran in this case?

Maz

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Shouldn't you be directing this to your MP or voicing these concerns to someone involved in making these decisions? As for kids becoming Islamic, is that what you really believe? I'd think it would have exactly the opposite effect.
With regard to things being stamped on and this country going to pot. There are quite a few things ahead of banning sausages in schools. Namely the tax dodging corporations, bankers taking the ****, wasting money on wars, foreign aid etc.
Personally I think it's an excuse for you to do a bit of **** stirring, deflecting attention from the real issues facing people.

zip106

We all know the DM is only good for wiping away one's dag-nuts, and the BBC only good for trying to see an up skirt shot of Susannah....

There's as many Christian maniacs out there as anyone else, just best to ignore them all.

Makes for a less stressful life...

stipete75

99% of the worlds population are gullible.
99.9% of the uk's population are gullible,who believe everything and anything the tv or papers say, quite sad really.

The fact people believe and devote their lives to religions when there is absolutely zero historical foundations and facts, it's all symbolic and not literal.
The Christian religion is based entirely on the Bible and the literal existence of a man named Jesus. The worlds biggest and most powerful lie.
Religion is the source of all evil.

neil-h

Don't forget the Internet

SJ_Skyline

You should. I have yet to find a document as accurate, succinct or as neutral as the Daily Mail, not even the OED comes close to its impartial portrayal of the truth.

stipete75

The most valuable source of independent non-biased information,if you know were to look of course.
Check out the "Christ conspiracy" and "The book your church doesn't want you to read".
Both very informal and both on the tinternet
If you need to read about what Kate Middleton wore yesterday then check out the papers and bbc.

neil-h

That's quite a brave assumption. Who's to say your sources of independent unbiased information aren't in fact deliberate plants by organisations who want you to believe what they say?

stipete75

Tbh I don't need the internet or tv regarding religion to tell me it's all bullshi7,
Common sense tells me all I need to know on the subject.

SJ_Skyline

Subtly EFA

stipete75

Take what Huw Edwards says as gospel or do your own independant research..........hmmmm that's a tricky one.

SJ_Skyline

It's a no-brainier, but then I don't waste my day with independent research and consequently I have no problem with mentalist theories that the worlds governments are out to get me. Good for you if you have time to polish your tin-foil hat, it makes great entertainment on here!

Mouser

http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news...ingham-6782881

Here's another source from Birmingham!

stipete75

I wouldn't call it a waste, quite the opposite actually, I enjoy it
Any luckily for me I have the brains/funds to be able to sit at home when I want to enjoy my research or even have a w@nk if I so desire, I pay men to run my buisness for me.
Ps my tin foil hat is the shiniest around

neil-h

In fairness there are some really quite funny conspiracy theories. Take the Philadelphia project for instance.

stipete75

Yeah agree completely, never heard of the Philadelphia experiment until looked at your post, I'll have a proper read later
There are some borderline ridiculous conspiracies I admit, proper tin foil material lol

hodgy0_2

Names some, crops circles, the moon landings?

stipete75

We'll crop circles would seem ridiculous because that would mean the existence of ufo's, alien spacecraft.
The moon landings faked to beat the opposition??, maybe they were at the time,some good evidence to support the fact they are fake.
Loch Ness, would seem ridiculous, a prehistoric dinosaur alive and well in Scotland.
The above (all famous) seem far fetched hence the tinfoil hat brigade.
It's the conspiracies that are plausible today that cause the most controversy.
7/7
9/11
Lee rigby
Dunblane
Boston bombings
False flags(crisis actors)
Diana
Wars for opium and oil
Suicide bombers
Gordon brown
Cancer
Fluoride
Illuminate
NWO etc etc.

Shaid

This is pretty worrying. My son might go to one of those schools and whilst i certainly don't want him to grow up to be a coconut i wouldn't want him wasting his time of political allegiances in following some cleric either. I'm cool with the religious upbringing but not with the 'supposed' jihad bit. The word jihad is overused these days anyway. It is not a term for fighting for Arab beef but a term for genuine struggle.

I've read up about Al-Zakawaki, his 'turning' to extremist road is very interesting. A good read for all those who think that people are 'turned' at the mosque. The fact that the Americans murdered his son who had bugger all to do with anything is probably another reason why he justifies his beef.