[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

It doesn't matter what the percentage it, it is a fact that a percentage carry out terror attacks, the IRA were a small percentage of the Irish population it doesn't make their crimes any less, also I have seen numerous posters refer to extremists rather than the general population




That's not the point, the point is we were able to call them what they were, nobody tried to deny they were Irish terrorists in case we offended the other 99 per cent of the population

There are terrorist factions from every corner of the globe, what are you going to do ban everyone from everywhere?

Nobody is saying don't call Muslim terrorists terrorists are they? :/

[BritNobleGent]

These are shia moslems that marched

Shia Islam is the second-largest branch of Islam: in 2009, Shia Muslims constituted 10–13% of the world's Muslim population. Twelver Shia (Ithnā'ashariyyah) is the largest branch of Shia Islam. In 2012 it was estimated that perhaps 85 percent of Shias were Twelvers.

Of course shia moslems will be against ISIS (who are sunni moslems), they both hate each other. Two sects been fighting since mohammeds death.


When are 10s of thousands of moslem sunni's going to march against ISIS? Yep, i wouldn't hold my breath.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by BritNobleGent

These are shia moslems that marched




Of course shia moslems will be against ISIS (who are sunni moslems), they both hate each other. Two sects been fighting since mohammeds death.


When are 10s of thousands of moslem sunni's going to march against ISIS? Yep, i wouldn't hold my breath.

Good point.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Islam and its unreformed state is wide open and always will be to extremism


Just ask any Muslim what the penalty for apostasy is

[Crimson Dynamo]

As a country we should be going round and closing mosques and educating children at schools that ALL GODS do not exist and teaching them the very best scientific peer reviewed knowledge we can

Systematically tackle this cancer of superstition at the root

[jaxie]

I don't have a lot of time for religion generally and less time for any religion that suppresses women, imprisons them in lives they have no choice over, indoctrinates them into wearing clothes that cover them, because obviously just wearing a skirt and jumper is so provocative no man can control himself, and generally treats any woman as if she is less than any man or the property of a man. That's before we even get to terrorism and those quietly supporting it in the name of religion.

I do accept that some people find great comfort and support from their religion and kudos to them if they do but when religion is used to force people into a way of life that was acceptable a 1000 year ago, then no, I don't like it.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I don't have a lot of time for religion generally and less time for any religion that suppresses women, imprisons them in lives they have no choice over, indoctrinates them into wearing clothes that cover them, because obviously just wearing a skirt and jumper is so provocative no man can control himself, and generally treats any woman as if she is less than any man or the property of a man. That's before we even get to terrorism and those quietly supporting it in the name of religion.

I do accept that some people find great comfort and support from their religion and kudos to them if they do but when religion is used to force people into a way of life that was acceptable a 1000 year ago, then no, I don't like it.

Well said!

[y.winter]

It's the first time I come across Brigitte Gabriel's name and videos. She has some very good points. Thanks Livia.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by y.winter

It's the first time I come across Brigitte Gabriel's name and videos. She has some very good points. Thanks Livia.

Yes, she really does have some good points. She's Lebanese and suffered under the Muslim regime. You should check out some of her other stuff. Her anti-Islam message is strong and I think that's because she knows more about the problem, is closer to it, than most. Certainly than most on here.

[Kizzy]

Don't offer anything up for comment if you are going to disregard the response if they don't correspond to your own.
I offered a view on that Q&A only, we don't know the background of the querent do we, so why would only the panel members be relevant?
I found her tone and disregard for the issue raised obnoxious, although quite why I'm having to explain my choice of words to you I don't know.

The question was not loaded it was pertinent and delivered politely with conviction, she didn't get an answer she was barked at something that remains nonsensical in the main unless you apply it to the roles of governments... people are irrelevant, we do not choose what actions to take, we are informed what fate is to befall us by those in power.

Her question was is there a better way to approach the situation to avoid escalation....Well? I didn't catch an answer to that.

[jaxie]

I have to say it amazes me that elements on this forum speak with outrage about Trump, find the EDL abhorrent (which they are) and think anyone who has anything to say about the Muslim faith is a raging bigot. But they feel it OK to collude with the subjugation of women and girls, girls who have their vaginas mutilated on holidays away from this country and come home in agony, (no-one ever prosecuted), girls who are attacked by men in their own family for smiling at a boy, girls forced to cover themselves from head to toe, indoctrination, brain washing, bullying, being treated as property, married under age to strangers who are adult men, because it's a known religion.

If you didn't know about religion and someone came along and told you this stuff went on and was sanctioned by society in the name of some faiths, and tolerance, I don't think you'd believe it. It's quite shocking if you break it down and think about it.

Sometimes when you compare what people do moan about/take issue with/lecture the rest of us about, and what is really going on, even in this country behind closed doors, it makes you feel like you are living in the twilight zone.

I knew a Turkish girl when I was 13 I used to play with in the local area who was taken out of the UK for a holiday and came back married to a 30 year old man. She told me she didn't like him and other things that made it clear it wasn't a marriage in name only. It ruined her life. The same thing happened to her sister two years later. I saw her once years later downtrodden, abandoned by the man, 6 kids, she looked 20 years older than she should have. How did they get away with it? You tell me.

Why is it frowned upon to talk about this stuff? Why can't we question what is going on?

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I have to say it amazes me that elements on this forum speak with outrage about Trump, find the EDL abhorrent (which they are) and think anyone who has anything to say about the Muslim faith is a raging bigot. But they feel it OK to collude with the subjugation of women and girls, girls who have their vaginas mutilated on holidays away from this country and come home in agony, (no-one ever prosecuted), girls who are attacked by men in their own family for smiling at a boy, girls forced to cover themselves from head to toe, indoctrination, brain washing, bullying, being treated as property, married under age to strangers who are adult men, because it's a known religion.

If you didn't know about religion and someone came along and told you this stuff went on and was sanctioned by society in the name of some faiths, and tolerance I don't think you'd believe it. It's quite shocking if you break it down and think about it.

Sometimes when you compare what people do moan about/take issue with/lecture the rest of us about, and what is really going on, even in this country behind closed doors, it makes you feel like you are living in the twilight zone.

I knew a Turkish girl when I was 13 I used to play with in the local area who was taken out of the UK for a holiday and came back married to a 30 year old man. She told me she didn't like him and other things that made it clear it wasn't a marriage in name only. It ruined her life. The same thing happened to her sister two years later. I saw her once years later downtrodden, abandoned by the man, 6 kids, she looked 20 years older than she should have. How did they get away with it? You tell me.

Why is it frowned upon to talk about this stuff? Why can't we question what is going on?

It's outright abuse being allowed to go on under our very noses in Britain, in the name of religion, when we are prosecuting many well known names for historical abuse of young women - what's that if not double standards.

The PC brigade are so obsessed with 'being seen to be doing the right thing' they can't see the wood for the trees. In my book it has more to do with self-promotion than care.

We know these women are at best brainwashed from birth, at worst mentally, physically and sexually threatened. But the priority of some is the perpetrators - the religion and those that support such practices.

[Crimson Dynamo]

moslem?