Muslim takeover - Operation Trojan Horse
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I wasn't being funny i'm just lazy/ not interested when it comes to stuff like that, suppose it's because I did all that kind of stuff when I was a young man trying to figure it all out and kind of over dosed on it as well as realising they weren't saying any thing I didn't know.Winnie Lynch however will make you realise what they did to the slaves, then his mate George freed the slaves united the states and then basically turned everyone into slaves.
I'm a gas engineer who works in Bradford and I'd say my customer base is varied to say the least and the divide is huge between the majority of them. The racism is easy to see and I've been shocked what I've heard. I've had to walk out of a couple of houses because of the nasty comments. I've even seen a poster saying "do not walk your dogs in this park,this is an Asian community and we don't like dogs".
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I'm a gas engineer who works in Bradford and I'd say my customer base is varied to say the least and the divide is huge between the majority of them. The racism is easy to see and I've been shocked what I've heard. I've had to walk out of a couple of houses because of the nasty comments. I've even seen a poster saying "do not walk your dogs in this park,this is an Asian community and we don't like dogs".
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http://www.olx.com.pk/q/dogs/c-312
I think it's a Northern thing to be fair. I had the horror of going to Leeds last month and some of the sorry faces i saw. Put it this way... the English chavs of Birmingham seem friendly in comparison.
Anyway... going back to this Trojan horse. There is no chance of the Muslims Trojan Horsing anything. FFS we can't even decide when our holy days are never mind taking over the education system to produce a million Bin Ladens!
The real Trojan Horse (well actually two of them) are quietly getting to work and are very effective at what they are doing. So effective that they can Trojan Horse all they like with nobody batting an eyelid.
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Anyone else think the Left should adopt the black flag until it finally arrives in the UK?
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/...cle1422787.ece
I think the Left should adopt the black ribbon on their car for now. Maybe fly a black flag out of the window instead of the offensive St George Cross flag during our "holy" month.
http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/...cle1422787.ece
I think the Left should adopt the black ribbon on their car for now. Maybe fly a black flag out of the window instead of the offensive St George Cross flag during our "holy" month.
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Ah multiculturalism. It was never going to work was it - a fantasy for the left-wingers, and they're the only ones who are surprised at what's happening now - everyone else saw it coming from miles off.
The problem is what do you do now? Being too tolerant just allows intolerant groups to take root and grow, and that's exactly what's happened here.
Very difficult knowing how to deal with this as we're talking about two very difficult cultures here.
The problem is what do you do now? Being too tolerant just allows intolerant groups to take root and grow, and that's exactly what's happened here.
Very difficult knowing how to deal with this as we're talking about two very difficult cultures here.
I'm well up for this multi-culturalism. Went to Rusholme in Manchester last night, it's like a suburb of Islamabad there now and all the better for it. It used to be a right s***hole when I was a student, now it's full of lovely Asian eateries. Bring it on
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http://youtu.be/Ciz3UxIr8Q0
...I just got banned by its admin for liking a negative review on the UAF facebook page, how fascist is that?
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One of the UAF vice-chairs is the Islamic fundamentalist*Azad Ali, who in 2009 was suspended as a civil servant in the Treasury after he wrote approvingly on his blog of a Islamic militant who said that as a Muslim he is religiously obliged to kill British soldiers in Iraq.
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I have first hand experience and can confirm this whole story is absolute bs!
Notice not a single person commented about the evangelicals who are behind this bs.
This only confirms that Muslims are in a majority peaceful after all because that Riverside has remain untouched.
Notice not a single person commented about the evangelicals who are behind this bs.
This only confirms that Muslims are in a majority peaceful after all because that Riverside has remain untouched.
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I have first hand experience and can confirm this whole story is absolute bs!
Notice not a single person commented about the evangelicals who are behind this bs.
This only confirms that Muslims are in a majority peaceful after all because that Riverside has remain untouched.
Notice not a single person commented about the evangelicals who are behind this bs.
This only confirms that Muslims are in a majority peaceful after all because that Riverside has remain untouched.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2...ingham-schools
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That's a bit unfair Dunk as James does at least have a view and will state it and back it up even it you or I don't agree with it. Martin just carps about how everyone else is wrong without EVER providing an answer or a detailed point of view himself.
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What are your thoughts on The Guardian piece, Chris?
Your right pal, it was a statement. Me trying to make light of the situation. I dont have evidance to back any of it up, get a grip! Is it me or does anyone else get fed up of these type of threads Week in week out ?
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One Martin is already too much..
It's an interesting piece and probably the best piece I have read on it.
As with many things I don't think the sensationalist headlines of some of the media or some political figures have helped here. I would say on balance that there has definitely been some kind of organised campaign in a few schools, but the waters have been muddied by the aforementioned sensationalising and as such we are in danger of not uncovering what real truths there are.
I also feel as I do with most of these stories involving Muslim extremism that the press and to some degree the politicians are only too ready to let all Muslims 'take the blame' for a minority of fanatics!
I don't know if you saw the programme on immigration presented by Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford on Tuesday night, but they made a very interesting statement at the end. They were talking about one of the people they had focused on who was very anti-immigration and they said his statements at the start of the programme in particular were "the gut feeling of tens of thousands of indigenous British people fueled by thousands of stories and editorials from the British press".
I think this is as big a problem for us as the extremism itself!
As with many things I don't think the sensationalist headlines of some of the media or some political figures have helped here. I would say on balance that there has definitely been some kind of organised campaign in a few schools, but the waters have been muddied by the aforementioned sensationalising and as such we are in danger of not uncovering what real truths there are.
I also feel as I do with most of these stories involving Muslim extremism that the press and to some degree the politicians are only too ready to let all Muslims 'take the blame' for a minority of fanatics!
I don't know if you saw the programme on immigration presented by Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford on Tuesday night, but they made a very interesting statement at the end. They were talking about one of the people they had focused on who was very anti-immigration and they said his statements at the start of the programme in particular were "the gut feeling of tens of thousands of indigenous British people fueled by thousands of stories and editorials from the British press".
I think this is as big a problem for us as the extremism itself!
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It's an interesting piece and probably the best piece I have read on it.
As with many things I don't think the sensationalist headlines of some of the media or some political figures have helped here. I would say on balance that there has definitely been some kind of organised campaign in a few schools, but the waters have been muddied by the aforementioned sensationalising and as such we are in danger of not uncovering what real truths there are.
I also feel as I do with most of these stories involving Muslim extremism that the press and to some degree the politicians are only too ready to let all Muslims 'take the blame' for a minority of fanatics!
I don't know if you saw the programme on immigration presented by Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford on Tuesday night, but they made a very interesting statement at the end. They were talking about one of the people they had focused on who was very anti-immigration and they said his statements at the start of the programme in particular were "the gut feeling of tens of thousands of indigenous British people fueled by thousands of stories and editorials from the British press".
I think this is as big a problem for us as the extremism itself!
As with many things I don't think the sensationalist headlines of some of the media or some political figures have helped here. I would say on balance that there has definitely been some kind of organised campaign in a few schools, but the waters have been muddied by the aforementioned sensationalising and as such we are in danger of not uncovering what real truths there are.
I also feel as I do with most of these stories involving Muslim extremism that the press and to some degree the politicians are only too ready to let all Muslims 'take the blame' for a minority of fanatics!
I don't know if you saw the programme on immigration presented by Nick Hewer and Margaret Mountford on Tuesday night, but they made a very interesting statement at the end. They were talking about one of the people they had focused on who was very anti-immigration and they said his statements at the start of the programme in particular were "the gut feeling of tens of thousands of indigenous British people fueled by thousands of stories and editorials from the British press".
I think this is as big a problem for us as the extremism itself!
The programme is generally a bit lightweight in places and has an agenda like all these things do, but if you know that you can sift out some interesting information from it and Nick and Margaret do at least lend some IQ to the proceedings!
I can't take any religous person seriously, I don't understand why people just seem to accept it. How can anyone who is religous be considered sane, seriously?
I'm not trying to get anyone's back up, but it's hard for me to grasp how an adult of clear mind can think about 'God' and all the fairytales surrounding it. I like facts and scientific explanations.
People chastised David Iyke for his beliefs, but to me that's just as ridiculous as other mainstream beliefs that people consider 'normal'.
I'm not trying to get anyone's back up, but it's hard for me to grasp how an adult of clear mind can think about 'God' and all the fairytales surrounding it. I like facts and scientific explanations.
People chastised David Iyke for his beliefs, but to me that's just as ridiculous as other mainstream beliefs that people consider 'normal'.
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