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Is the UK going mad?
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1.       catwoman
8933 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:35 am

Watch for yourself:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fOzyi2gz_U

2.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:40 am

Just one word: ridiculous!

3.       catwoman
8933 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 04:18 pm

It's worse then that... it's very scary!

4.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 04:34 pm

Unfortunately I am unable to view YouTube at work, but am happy to confirm that the UK went mad several years ago! Maybe this is why that in England, for example, English people are emigrating at a rate of one person every 3 seconds, according to recent statistics

5.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 05:29 pm

what a democratic country i want to go there

6.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 05:55 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

what a democratic country i want to go there



They don't let cowboys in

7.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:13 pm

No one else with comment? I really would like to hear what YOU think of this.

8.       bjk
166 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:17 pm

It's embarrassing to be perfectly honest. If we're not careful it'll spiral out of control, picking and choosing...he's taking the mick really.

9.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:17 pm

Every once in a while some person here in the US makes a big fuss about not doing something because it is against their religion. Every once in a while some insane judge seems to take the bait and make some crazy exception. It never lasts for long. Once enough people find out what is going on the decision is usually overturned.....hope that happens in this case. Seems a shame for a majority to give up their rights to accommodate the rights of one guy.

10.       oeince
582 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:25 pm

i dont thing that is "madness"..in my opinion that can be described as "rationalism"
All we know the events between Palestine and Israel.And all we know that the emmbassies are Other countries lands.
Now let me ask, What if a terrorist attack occurs in Israel embassy? and what if the officer,protecting the embassy, is a Muslim Arabic or even a Palestenian that day?
Wont people doubt of that officer that day? Wont British Police organisation been accused by its choice? I am sure the events can turn to be a global diplomatic chrisis.
The UK has a firm political tredition. If that is decided that has been argued with Mossad..May be the demand was from Israel secret service.
Friends, World is in a transection period..And its meaningful if a country doesnt want to charge any doubts..

11.       lovebug
280 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:27 pm

Absurd! To let someone that has chosen the profession of a police officer, to choose who they are going to "protect and serve". Very infuriating!

12.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:32 pm

Quoting oeince:

i dont thing that is "madness"..in my opinion that can be described as "rationalism"
All we know the events between Palestine and Israel.And all we know that the emmbassies are Other countries lands.
Now let me ask, What if a terrorist attack occurs in Israel embassy? and what if the officer,protecting the embassy, is a Muslim Arabic or even a Palestenian that day?
Wont people doubt of that officer that day? Wont British Police organisation been accused by its choice? I am sure the events can turn to be a global diplomatic chrisis.
The UK has a firm political tredition. If that is decided that has been argued with Mossad..May be the demand was from Israel secret service.
Friends, World is in a transection period..And its meaningful if a country doesnt want to charge any doubts..



The big question is: is it the country not wanting any doubts or was it an individual refusing his/her duty?

And that doubt will always be there, regardless religion. It goes for all people with strong political, ethical, religious statements. To my idea your personal views may never interfere with your job. If they do, you have chosen the wrong occupation!

13.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:38 pm

Without the benefit of YouTube at present, may I just ask if this is about the YEAR OLD story of the policeman "refusing" to work outside the Israeli Embassy?

14.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:41 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Without the benefit of YouTube at present, may I just ask if this is about the YEAR OLD story of the policeman "refusing" to work outside the Israeli Embassy?


Yes...but it was new news to me!! lol

15.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:44 pm

In that case, please don't jump onto the gutter press "anti muslim" bandwagon.

To put this story in context.

(1) The police officer did NOT ASK to be excused from guarding the Israeli Embassy.
To be precise, he made his superiors aware of certain personal factors. His superiors then did a risk assessment and took the decision accordingly.

(2) He had already been working at the embassy for some time before he made the request, which was solely based on increasing tension and media attention at the embassy.

(3) This is not about moral objection but simply protecting one's family. This man has family in the Lebanon and Syria who were receiving televised news from outside the embassy.

16.       KeithL
1455 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:47 pm

I hate Fox News with a passion. Always the buzzwords to appeal to narrow-minded, politically unaware Americans, who blindly vote for Bush-like candidates...
Eurabia? Nice word. They should patent it...

But, I do agree with the facts of the story. If cop doesn't want to perform his assignment, he should be suspended from duty...

17.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:48 pm

Quoting KeithL:

But, I do agree with the facts of the story. If cop doesn't want to perform his assignment, he should be suspended from duty...



Please read my post Keith - he did perform his assignment.

18.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:50 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

In that case, please don't jump onto the gutter press "anti muslim" bandwagon.

To put this story in context.

(1) The police officer did NOT ASK to be excused from guarding the Israeli Embassy.
To be precise, he made his superiors aware of certain personal factors. His superiors then did a risk assessment and took the decision accordingly.

(2) He had already been working at the embassy for some time before he made the request, which was solely based on increasing tension and media attention at the embassy.

(3) This is not about moral objection but simply protecting one's family. This man has family in the Lebanon and Syria who were receiving televised news from outside the embassy.



This is good information, the anchorman (correct?) of the program they show on YouTube gives me the idea of a refusing officer for whom the government changed rules.

19.       KeithL
1455 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:50 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

In that case, please don't jump onto the gutter press "anti muslim" bandwagon.

To put this story in context.

(1) The police officer did NOT ASK to be excused from guarding the Israeli Embassy.
To be precise, he made his superiors aware of certain personal factors. His superiors then did a risk assessment and took the decision accordingly.

(2) He had already been working at the embassy for some time before he made the request, which was solely based on increasing tension and media attention at the embassy.

(3) This is not about moral objection but simply protecting one's family. This man has family in the Lebanon and Syria who were receiving televised news from outside the embassy.



I cannot verify Aenigma's facts here, but if true, typical anti-muslim Fox journalism. I hate them with a passion.
If an assignment were putting an officers family at risk, what police staff wouldn't reassign the officer to another duty. Common sense to me.

Fox news is dangerous for America!!!

20.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:51 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

In that case, please don't jump onto the gutter press "anti muslim" bandwagon.

To put this story in context.

(1) The police officer did NOT ASK to be excused from guarding the Israeli Embassy.
To be precise, he made his superiors aware of certain personal factors. His superiors then did a risk assessment and took the decision accordingly.

(2) He had already been working at the embassy for some time before he made the request, which was solely based on increasing tension and media attention at the embassy.

(3) This is not about moral objection but simply protecting one's family. This man has family in the Lebanon and Syria who were receiving televised news from outside the embassy.



Oh well that makes perfect sense now. Does this mean we don't have anything to argue about? DARN!! lol

21.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 06:53 pm

Quoting Trudy:

This is good information, the anchorman (correct?) of the program they show on YouTube gives me the idea of a refusing officer for whom the government changed rules.



So did the UK tabloid press Trudy, which is one of the reasons I don't read them. The broadsheet papers told the FACTS...

22.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:18 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Oh well that makes perfect sense now. Does this mean we don't have anything to argue about? DARN!! lol



Yeah, that's a pity! lol Can't we make up a nice story?

23.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:19 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Oh well that makes perfect sense now. Does this mean we don't have anything to argue about? DARN!! lol



Yeah, that's a pity! lol Can't we make up a nice story?



If I could find one...I would post one. Seems hard to come by these days.

24.       KeithL
1455 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:20 pm

You have to try harder next time trudy. Maybe ask for some tips from femme!!

25.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:21 pm

Quoting KeithL:

You have to try harder next time trudy. Maybe ask for some tips from femme!!



Hey, I didn't start this topic! So, can we now discuss? lol

26.       KeithL
1455 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:22 pm

oops, its Catwoman that needs to try harder.

27.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:24 pm

Quoting KeithL:

oops, its Catwoman that needs to try harder.



Seems you are just in time for your daily verbal thrashing!! lol

28.       Trudy
7887 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:26 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting KeithL:

oops, its Catwoman that needs to try harder.



Seems you are just in time for your daily verbal thrashing!! lol



If you start, I'll applaud & support, okay? lol

29.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 07:27 pm

Quoting Trudy:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting KeithL:

oops, its Catwoman that needs to try harder.



Seems you are just in time for your daily verbal thrashing!! lol



If you start, I'll applaud & support, okay? lol



I think KeithL enjoys it a bit too much.

30.       azade
1606 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 08:00 pm

Thanks for sharing your insight Aenigma

I agree completely with KeithL on this matter and I think it's sad to see how that propaganda machine is trying to stir up religious conflicts. They are supposed to be a professional news station, how can they not check up on their stories?? Disappointing.

31.       Laila01
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 08:35 pm

32.       alameda
3499 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 09:43 pm

Argh....this is disgusting! I could not open up the first link without logging in, but second one was bad enough. Unfortunatly such things exist. We should not focus on them.
Most Americans are NOT like this. In this situation you have a lot of adolescents whose hormones are still in emotional developmental flux.

Of course, many signed up because they really thought they were fighting for a just cause, or they needed and thought they would get much needed educational benefits. One should realize as wekk that some professions attract a percentage of people who like to lord it over others with their power. I believe these people are called sociopaths or psycopathic personalities.

Being in a protracted conflict situation wears on the mind and can cause those in it to go "bezerk". It must be very difficult to be in a situation where you are constantly in peril of being hit with a IED or other type of device. You can't tell who the enemy is.

I read once that the Vikings recognized this condition and limited their people to a certain amount of time so as to prevent them going bezerk.

Humans are in essense at our base pack animals. We can revert rapidly to a "us" and "them" mentality. The most basic obvious parametors are set for the "them" and the "us". "They" are brown, wear certain types of garments and so forth.

Let's hope we soon recognize we are all part of the whole and stop this stupid counterproductive hateful behaviour. There are enough problems without making more.

There are high and low in every people. This weekend I heard a wonderful program on "This American Life"

http://www.thislife.org/Radio_Episode.aspx?sched=1205

Act One. And So We Meet Again.

Sam Slaven is an Iraq War veteran who came home from the War plagued by feelings of hate and anger toward Muslims. TAL producer Lisa Pollak tells the story of the unusual action Sam took to change himself, and the Muslim students who helped him do it. (34 minutes)


Quoting Laila01:

Ok here is a topic, kind of relating to this:

Here is another side of the UK and USA too. I can't begin to express the hatred towards these people:

UK soldiers
US soldiers

33.       oeince
582 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:12 pm

i am disgusted of the videos..howww?howwwwwwww???i was going to write that includes my feelings less but..howw its not possible right now...
what kind of profession are u talking about? i would never be a Palestinian who has to save Israel ambassy..we are human..not robots...

34.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:29 pm

Laila, what the hell do these videos have to do with the topic? And... now that you have made the dubious decision to post them, may I just point out that these are NOT UK soliders in the UK Soldier link. They are American uniforms...

What is your point in posting these links, I would dearly love to know. Do you think we agree with what is happening on these videos? Or is it an attempt to stir up hatred on this website now.

The first post proved to be not controversial enough for you, so you decided to spark another argument here? You show very poor judgement...

35.       libralady
5152 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:32 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting KeithL:

But, I do agree with the facts of the story. If cop doesn't want to perform his assignment, he should be suspended from duty...



Please read my post Keith - he did perform his assignment.



Sorry Aenigma, but what you say is correct!!!! The facts have been cleverly (or not so cleverly) massaged ....................

It was his line manager/s (as we call them these days) that made the decision - not him. And it was not that much of a news story either, but Britian has gone mad, many many years ago and that always makes me wonder why people want to come and live here. You will only find one country that is more politically correct and that is USA!! It all went wrong for me when they banned the word 'golly wog' .....

Yep I know I am a bit behind..................

36.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:36 pm

Quoting libralady:

Sorry Aenigma, but what you say is correct!!!! The facts have been cleverly (or not so cleverly) massaged ......................



Why sorry?

37.       Laila01
0 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:36 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Laila, what the hell do these videos have to do with the topic? And... now that you have made the dubious decision to post them, may I just point out that these are NOT UK soliders in the UK Soldier link. They are American uniforms...

What is your point in posting these links, I would dearly love to know. Do you think we agree with what is happening on these videos? Or is it an attempt to stir up hatred on this website now.

The first post proved to be not controversial enough for you, so you decided to spark another argument here? You show very poor judgement...



No not at all, I wasn't stirring up hatred at all If it seemed like I did then I am very sorry I did say that they are not all like this. And as for it "having to do with the post" i meant cultural differences and work areas. Not all are like this as I said before and I did not know that they were UK or US or not. I'm sorry that I made a mistake.
If i offended anyone I am sorry

38.       lovebug
280 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:40 pm

Thank you for clearing up the orginal "Fox news report". I should know better, and take what the news media reports with a grain of salt.

As far as that horribly disgusting video of the American soldier, I truly hope people realise that not all American people are like this or condone this type of behavior. That soldier should have been brought up on charges. What a cruel and mean person.

39.       oeince
582 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:52 pm

actually i think what Laila did is all right..The police event is all about that movies because..

40.       alameda
3499 posts
 17 Sep 2007 Mon 10:53 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Laila, what the hell do these videos have to do with the topic? And... now that you have made the dubious decision to post them, may I just point out that these are NOT UK soliders in the UK Soldier link. They are American uniforms...

What is your point in posting these links, I would dearly love to know. Do you think we agree with what is happening on these videos? Or is it an attempt to stir up hatred on this website now.

The first post proved to be not controversial enough for you, so you decided to spark another argument here? You show very poor judgement...



Well said dear Aenigma....again we agree

41.       catwoman
8933 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 07:35 am

I don't understand Aenigma why you said that this video is anti-Islam? It said nothing about Islam, but about somebody deciding what he will do despite his job duties. We can question the bias of Fox news, but there is no question that the UK is probably the best example of how the West failed to defend its values and is becoming dangerously radicalized. There are MANY other sources that prove this. I'm sure you've heard of Londonistan.

42.       libralady
5152 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:11 am

Quoting catwoman:

I don't understand Aenigma why you said that this video is anti-Islam? It said nothing about Islam, but about somebody deciding what he will do despite his job duties. We can question the bias of Fox news, but there is no question that the UK is probably the best example of how the West failed to defend its values and is becoming dangerously radicalized. There are MANY other sources that prove this. I'm sure you've heard of Londonistan.



I have to agree with you to a certain extent, but to tell what is really going on in our country would not really benefit anyone and we would be labelled racist. Sadly we have to learn to live with it, changing government would not do a thing!

43.       azade
1606 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:17 am

Personally I have to say that the clips they showed of regular muslim praying, if I had been narrowminded, that would offend me because it tells me that they are trying to put all muslims in the same group as this police officer who has this "horrible", "racist" view of the world. I know exactly what they are trying to do, because that's what they do over and over again in my birth country.
But, of course, I can only laugh at their ignorance (And be sad because there's people who actually believe anything they see on tv and who will now have a twisted view of muslims)

44.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 12:07 pm

Quoting catwoman:

I don't understand Aenigma why you said that this video is anti-Islam?



I didn't say your post was anti-Islam!!! I said that this is a run-of-the-mill story that has been picked up on by the press and exaggerated and twisted. Some of the "gutter press" are very keen to find anti-Islamic stories wherever they can, and posting this just fuels the fire.

The guy didn't "decide what he would do despite his job duties". Again, you are judging this case based on Fox News instead of the facts (as outlined in my previous thread).

45.       catwoman
8933 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 03:54 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

The guy didn't "decide what he would do despite his job duties". Again, you are judging this case based on Fox News instead of the facts (as outlined in my previous thread).


Funny you mention Fox News, considering that you know nothing about them other then what you heard from KeithL.
I don't think a case like this would be totally out of the ordinary if it did happen in the UK and by the way, the term Eurabia is not a new word coined by Fox.

46.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 05:46 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Funny you mention Fox News, considering that you know nothing about them other then what you heard from KeithL.



Eh?
I didn't know the LINK was Fox News until I was able to watch it later that day, but of course I know of Fox News - both that and CNN are available in the UK on digital and satalite TV...

Quoting catwoman:


I don't think a case like this would be totally out of the ordinary if it did happen in the UK and by the way, the term Eurabia is not a new word coined by Fox.



If "IT DID HAPPEN" is the point - it didn't !!!!! Did I say "Eurabia" was a word coined by Fox?

There is really nothing to argue about (unless you didn't like me doubting the credibility of your thread) - if you WANT to believe in it (despite the facts) that's entirely up to you!

I hear UFO's are landing in Texas next week green aliens will take over the world

47.       Romeo69
64 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 06:08 pm

uk was always mad

48.       catwoman
8933 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 07:06 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

If "IT DID HAPPEN" is the point - it didn't !!!!! Did I say "Eurabia" was a word coined by Fox?

There is really nothing to argue about (unless you didn't like me doubting the credibility of your thread) - if you WANT to believe in it (despite the facts) that's entirely up to you!

I hear UFO's are landing in Texas next week green aliens will take over the world


What the hell are you talking about Aengi? Are you ok today?

49.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 07:33 pm

i agree, uk is mad!
holland, denmark, germany, belgium, sweden, norway and france are all mad. i call these countries eurabia or united eumirates, or euro-caliphats.
before its too late (or before its still sort of a europe), let me take an advantage and say:
"GOODBYE western EUROPE!"

50.       azade
1606 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 07:37 pm

Could you elaborate on that? And possibly read this thread?

51.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 07:42 pm

uk is not going mad, uk is mad!!!

52.       oeince
582 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:00 pm

There is a point that is hard to understand!!West Europa exploit Middle east's natural and human sources even destroy them..
then after those people has to create a life in western europe, most western europeans ignore that people..
did u know just to build a mosque in greece what kind of arguments was made before 2004 olympics? people didnt want that mosque on the way to the city coming from the airport not to accept "eurabia" in slovenia parlaiment didnt let a mosque to be build in ljubliana some years ago? why? till where will western people ignore muslims? and the comic reason is "values" hahaha..like society is changing values changes..may be western people was wrong somewhere? why is that norrowmind to values?
like East will learn sth. from west, west also has to learn sth from East. and both sides has to change sth. in their values to create a better world. not to see a bad dream again like france events, spain and london bombs...Plistine and Iraq occupation..
Emphty is a thing that has two sides and we must consider that police event thinking those again...

53.       KeithL
1455 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:07 pm

all these additional comments have nothing to do with the Fox News story. Fox News is incredible for telling misleading stories that favor "Bush politics'. this story follows that agenda. Anti-muslim.

54.       teaschip
3870 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:13 pm

You would love my bumper sticker then KeithL... I have been Hannitized... If you feel that Fox News is unfair and unbalanced, my goodness look at CNN for example and other networks. I might as well get my tie dyes back out and vote for my girlfriend Hillary. I may even move to Turkey then.

55.       Laila01
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:17 pm

Quoting KeithL:

all these additional comments have nothing to do with the Fox News story. Fox News is incredible for telling misleading stories that favor "Bush politics'. this story follows that agenda. Anti-muslim.



That is definitly true! Though not only Fox News. My old science professor told me that she complained to a TV news station because they kept getting facts wrong about science. For example, they kept saying that TB (tuberculosis) was a virus when it was a bacteria lol

56.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:18 pm

oeince
why cant non-muslims build their own places of worship in the middle east? why should my friends suffer from being non-muslims? why should others be afraid to declare that they are not muslims? why should they always hide?
why? why? why?

as for the muslims in eurabia: they have all their full rights equally with all others, the muslims in eurabia (who mainly live in muslim gettos with no contact with non-muslims) demand more rights and they get more rights.
one of the silliest things europeans have achieved lately is, as my friends from uk say, is that today if a white and a black apply for the same position it is guaranteed that the black will get the job.
if muslims in eurabia have a miserable life as it is described in pro-islamic papers, why do they then live in eurabia? why do millions of them stay in the queue in front of western embassies everyday to get visas?

57.       Trudy
7887 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:21 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

oeince
why cant non-muslims build their own places of worship in the middle east? why should my friends suffer from being non-muslims? why should others be afraid to declare that they are not muslims? why should they always hide?
why? why? why?

as for the muslims in eurabia: they have all their full rights equally with all others, the muslims in eurabia (who mainly live in muslim gettos with no contact with non-muslims) demand more rights and they get more rights.
one of the silliest things europeans have achieved lately is, as my friends from uk say, is that today if a white and a black apply for the same position it is guaranteed that the black will get the job.
if muslims in eurabia have a miserable life as it is described in pro-islamic papers, why do they then live in eurabia? why do millions of them stay in the queue in front of western embassies everyday to get visas?



Wow! I wonder about the answer!

58.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:21 pm

Quoting Laila01:



That is definitly true! Though not only Fox News. My old science professor told me that she complained to a TV news station because they kept getting facts wrong about science. For example, they kept saying that TB (tuberculosis) was a virus when it was a bacteria lol


for the wide masses it really doesnt matter if it is bacteria or virus

59.       Laila01
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:26 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Laila01:



That is definitly true! Though not only Fox News. My old science professor told me that she complained to a TV news station because they kept getting facts wrong about science. For example, they kept saying that TB (tuberculosis) was a virus when it was a bacteria lol


for the wide masses it really doesnt matter if it is bacteria or virus



I didn't say it did. Just the fact that they are meant to deliver FACTS to viewers/readers. Not what they think. Otherwise I'm sure we can all make brillian news on our opinions and what we think. Anyway, what I was trying to say is, if they can get this wrong then I'm sure a lot of other things they talk about are.

60.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:34 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Fox News is incredible for telling misleading stories that favor "Bush politics'. this story follows that agenda. Anti-muslim.



That was the first feeling I got when watching it and I didnt take it too serious. I was glad to read Aenigma's comment about it.

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.

61.       oeince
582 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:50 pm

why do millions of them stay in the queue in front of western embassies everyday to get visas?
if u tell me the similarity between somalians-Aborjins-Asteks-Inkas-Mayas-Even jewishes i ll gladly answer that question..

the muslims in eurabia (who mainly live in muslim gettos with no contact with non-muslims
If western people are ready to contact with them..lets warn them to go a step further..
however u are right here..they must afford more to addapt the system of the country they go..like i criticise western goverments in some points i also criticise the people who doesnt want to accept they are in an other country..


why cant non-muslims build their own places of worship in the middle east? thats exactly wrong..just look insight Kabe..

62.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:53 pm

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Laila01:



That is definitly true! Though not only Fox News. My old science professor told me that she complained to a TV news station because they kept getting facts wrong about science. For example, they kept saying that TB (tuberculosis) was a virus when it was a bacteria lol


for the wide masses it really doesnt matter if it is bacteria or virus



I didn't say it did. Just the fact that they are meant to deliver FACTS to viewers/readers. Not what they think. Otherwise I'm sure we can all make brillian news on our opinions and what we think. Anyway, what I was trying to say is, if they can get this wrong then I'm sure a lot of other things they talk about are.


what is your advice then? stop watching? any alternative?
virus and bacteria are the small not essential information pieces, if the newslady would inform about the dangerous epidemia caused by TB bacteria/virus, i would pay attention to the word "dangerous" not the "virus", in this case "virus" is not essential.

63.       oeince
582 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:54 pm

One more point..yes its hard to be a non muslim in muslim territories..
both sides has to understand that either muslims and non muslims are just human..like we all are..
i cant stand if a side ignores the other side and their needs..

64.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:55 pm

Quoting Trudy:


Wow! I wonder about the answer!


you've got it

65.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 09:58 pm

Quoting oeince:

One more point..yes its hard to be a non muslim in muslim territories..
both sides has to understand that either muslims and non muslims are just human..like we all are..
i cant stand if a side ignores the other side and their needs..


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ_Fc6jmIUI

66.       Trudy
7887 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:16 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ_Fc6jmIUI



I saw parts of it. I couldn't see it all, it made me angry and also scared. I don't know if this Glenn Beck is from the same type/level as the earlier mentioned Fox News but even if ten percent is true, I feel fear....

67.       oeince
582 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:19 pm

The video is worrying..not just me i think noone here support that extermism..that just runs the world to a war!!
If one side attcks the other,the other sides attacks too..that will never change till the end of the world..
Friends, "Alliance of Civilizations" is not a dream..Turkey-Spain and UN pay too many attantion on that idea..I think we all have a responsibility to support that idea in our own countries to create a social press for peace in the World.
We all need... http://www.unaoc.org/

68.       Laila01
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:35 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

what is your advice then? stop watching? any alternative?
virus and bacteria are the small not essential information pieces, if the newslady would inform about the dangerous epidemia caused by TB bacteria/virus, i would pay attention to the word "dangerous" not the "virus", in this case "virus" is not essential.



No, that is not my advice but here is a saying you may have heard of femme "don't believe everything you hear/read" (even if it is the news

69.       Laila01
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 10:52 pm

Quoting Deli_kizin:

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.



I'm not saying it is now but on a study I was reading about in a book rather a few years ago. Britain had one of the highest rates of racism in the world. So I don't see how that is making it feel like "home" to foreigners.
Again I will say this study was some years ago so it may have changed now.

70.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:06 pm

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting femme_fatal:

what is your advice then? stop watching? any alternative?
virus and bacteria are the small not essential information pieces, if the newslady would inform about the dangerous epidemia caused by TB bacteria/virus, i would pay attention to the word "dangerous" not the "virus", in this case "virus" is not essential.



No, that is not my advice but here is a saying you may have heard of femme "don't believe everything you hear/read" (even if it is the news


oh, thank you, laila, from now on i will be a lot careful and wiser for one more advise
i didnt know that i shouldnt take everything from tv for true

71.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:08 pm

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.



I'm not saying it is now but on a study I was reading about in a book rather a few years ago. Britain had one of the highest rates of racism in the world. So I don't see how that is making it feel like "home" to foreigners.
Again I will say this study was some years ago so it may have changed now.


you possibly never been to uk

72.       azade
1606 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:09 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ_Fc6jmIUI



I only saw the first part of that video because it's easy to guess what kind of stuff is following. Now it may be an actual clip but those people are crazy, they are not following the teachings of islam. Most or probably all muslims are against the state of Israel but that doesn't mean the common muslim would react like that. I hope all of you know that.

73.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:29 pm

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.



I'm not saying it is now but on a study I was reading about in a book rather a few years ago. Britain had one of the highest rates of racism in the world. So I don't see how that is making it feel like "home" to foreigners.
Again I will say this study was some years ago so it may have changed now.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xn-KsSX_0us

74.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:34 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.



I'm not saying it is now but on a study I was reading about in a book rather a few years ago. Britain had one of the highest rates of racism in the world. So I don't see how that is making it feel like "home" to foreigners.
Again I will say this study was some years ago so it may have changed now.


you possibly never been to uk



Laila, this is true. But what the people do and the government says on tv are two different things. It is very well possible that government only thinks of taking such measurements, because their people have turned into racists. However, this will turn into an infinite spiral, because the more rights the 'foreign ethnicities' will get, the more the anger among the natives will grow, the more the foreigners again feel as outsiders, the more the government will try to make them not feel that way.. etc etc.

75.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:38 pm

Quoting azade:

Quoting femme_fatal:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ_Fc6jmIUI



I only saw the first part of that video because it's easy to guess what kind of stuff is following. Now it may be an actual clip but those people are crazy, they are not following the teachings of islam. Most or probably all muslims are against the state of Israel but that doesn't mean the common muslim would react like that. I hope all of you know that.



Unfortunately, Azade, this is all many American see. Not all Americans are fortunate enough to travel and meet everyday Muslims and see that we they are not that different.

76.       catwoman
8933 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:48 pm

Quoting Elisabeth:

Unfortunately, Azade, this is all many American see. Not all Americans are fortunate enough to travel and meet everyday Muslims and see that we they are not that different.


I don't know anybody who is against Islam, but I know many people who are against Islamic terrorism/fundamentalism/radicalism. This is what we are really talking about. If somebody is a Muslim who condemns violence of other Muslims, then that person will be more glorified by Americans then anybody else, unfortunately, there are very few such voices from Muslims. People lump all Muslims, because nobody sees any Muslim speak up against Islamic fundamentalism. Silence means at the least complience. Muslims don't do anything to not be lumped in the same bag (at least not that I'm aware of and certainly, they're not producing results).

77.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 18 Sep 2007 Tue 11:53 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Unfortunately, Azade, this is all many American see. Not all Americans are fortunate enough to travel and meet everyday Muslims and see that we they are not that different.


I don't know anybody who is against Islam, but I know many people who are against Islamic terrorism/fundamentalism/radicalism. This is what we are really talking about. If somebody is a Muslim who condemns violence of other Muslims, then that person will be more glorified by Americans then anybody else, unfortunately, there are very few such voices from Muslims. People lump all Muslims, because nobody sees any Muslim speak up against Islamic fundamentalism. Silence means at the least complience. Muslims don't do anything to not be lumped in the same bag (at least not that I'm aware of and certainly, they're not producing results).



I have thought that myself...Where is the muslim voice of reason? We are all waiting.

78.       alameda
3499 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 01:26 am

Quoting Elisabeth:

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Unfortunately, Azade, this is all many American see. Not all Americans are fortunate enough to travel and meet everyday Muslims and see that we they are not that different.


I don't know anybody who is against Islam, but I know many people who are against Islamic terrorism/fundamentalism/radicalism. This is what we are really talking about. If somebody is a Muslim who condemns violence of other Muslims, then that person will be more glorified by Americans then anybody else, unfortunately, there are very few such voices from Muslims. People lump all Muslims, because nobody sees any Muslim speak up against Islamic fundamentalism. Silence means at the least complience. Muslims don't do anything to not be lumped in the same bag (at least not that I'm aware of and certainly, they're not producing results).



I have thought that myself...Where is the muslim voice of reason? We are all waiting.



Well, here's a start...
http://www.islamfortoday.com/terrorism.htm

Al-Azhar condemns suicide attacks
Grand Sheikh Mohammed Sayed Tantawi of the Al-Azhar mosque of Cairo - which is seen as the highest authority in Sunni Islam - said groups which carried out suicide bombings were the enemies of Islam. Speaking at the conference in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, Sheikh Tantawi said extremist Islamic groups had appropriated Islam and its notion of jihad, or holy struggle, for their own ends.
BBC News, 11 July, 2003

Memo to Osama bin Laden:
"I would rather live in America under Ashcroft and Bush at their worst, than in any “Islamic state” established by ignorant, intolerant and murderous punks like you and Mullah Omar at their best."
A thought-provoking, controversial, pre-war article by Muqtedar Khan, Ph.D., February 12, 2003

Qaradawi Rejects Al-Qaeda’s Killing of Innocents
Prominent Muslim scholar Dr. Youssef Al-Qaradawi has condemned Al-Qaeda for their fuel tanker suicide bombing of a centuries-old Jewish synagogue on the Tunisian island of Djerba in April 2002.

79.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 03:20 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting Elisabeth:

Unfortunately, Azade, this is all many American see. Not all Americans are fortunate enough to travel and meet everyday Muslims and see that we they are not that different.


I don't know anybody who is against Islam, but I know many people who are against Islamic terrorism/fundamentalism/radicalism. This is what we are really talking about. If somebody is a Muslim who condemns violence of other Muslims, then that person will be more glorified by Americans then anybody else, unfortunately, there are very few such voices from Muslims. People lump all Muslims, because nobody sees any Muslim speak up against Islamic fundamentalism. Silence means at the least complience. Muslims don't do anything to not be lumped in the same bag (at least not that I'm aware of and certainly, they're not producing results).



I totally agree with this and another observation I have regarding Muslims here in the U.S. You almost never see them interacting with other cultures, usually they gather amongst themselves. My bestfriends neighbor would rarely have a conversation or a simple hello to her. If they want to be viewed and accepted here, I would suggest they learn to socialize with other cultures and religions and most importantly let's here a voice from them condeming Islamic terrorism. If you want to have an influence on the perception people have, you need to speak up to change it.

80.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 03:39 pm

No, but Turkish Class is...

81.       Laila01
0 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 03:47 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting Laila01:

Quoting Deli_kizin:

However, the West (countries such as Holland and Britain) do have a small habit of wanting to make everyone feel home in their country and showing how perfectly tolerant and open-minded they are. But this comes with consequences.



I'm not saying it is now but on a study I was reading about in a book rather a few years ago. Britain had one of the highest rates of racism in the world. So I don't see how that is making it feel like "home" to foreigners.
Again I will say this study was some years ago so it may have changed now.


you possibly never been to uk



Never been there? I live in the UK at the moment lol

82.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 05:45 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

You would love my bumper sticker then KeithL... I have been Hannitized... If you feel that Fox News is unfair and unbalanced, my goodness look at CNN for example and other networks. I might as well get my tie dyes back out and vote for my girlfriend Hillary. I may even move to Turkey then.



There are slants in the media, and then there are liars in the media. Hannity is a liar just as bad as Rush Limbaugh, if not worse. Please don't tell me your a "dittohead" too!!!

Just a few lies your boy Hannity as thrown out over the years...

Just a few lies by hannity

83.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 05:55 pm

And I take it, you would believe who wrote this article John Podesta, former Chief of Staff to President Clinton is honorable and trustworthy...hmm interesting. I think you have been away to long. No mention of Hillary, huh? Let me guess a Carey, Edwards fan?

84.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:25 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

And I take it, you would believe who wrote this article John Podesta, former Chief of Staff to President Clinton is honorable and trustworthy...hmm interesting. I think you have been away to long. No mention of Hillary, huh? Let me guess a Carey, Edwards fan?



John Podesta doesn't have the exposure that Hannity has so he is insignificant. Hannity lies to America everyday.
I'm a moderate conservative in the line of Dole, Reagan and Mccane. Not like the "nazi-conservatives" that currently occupy the white house.

By the way, I never voted for Clinton, but in hindsite, he did a great job. He was much more republican in his policy than a democrat.

85.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:36 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting teaschip1:

And I take it, you would believe who wrote this article John Podesta, former Chief of Staff to President Clinton is honorable and trustworthy...hmm interesting. I think you have been away to long. No mention of Hillary, huh? Let me guess a Carey, Edwards fan?



John Podesta doesn't have the exposure that Hannity has so he is insignificant. Hannity lies to America everyday.
I'm a moderate conservative in the line of Dole, Reagan and Mccane. Not like the "nazi-conservatives" that currently occupy the white house.

By the way, I never voted for Clinton, but in hindsite, he did a great job. He was much more republican in his policy than a democrat.



There is a good reason why John boy doesn't have the exposure Hannity has. I don't think Fox News would be the #1 rated news show if Hannity lied to the American people everyday. I do believe we have a few intelligent Americans here. I do however actually agree with you on Reagan & Mccane. But Clinton a great president and nazi-conservatives is just a bit extreme and humorous for me to acknowledge or take in.

86.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:37 pm

and as far as being gone too long, I hated Limbaugh and Hannity before I left. And I didnt hate Bush until it was obvious he lied about WMD. I supported the Irak War until this was exposed and powell resigned. Powell was the only person in the administration with honor...

87.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:45 pm

Well you won't have to worry about Bush very soon. We all will have more problems to deal with here, if we Americans don't vote wisely the next time around..I was never a fan of Limbaugh either but Hannity & Ann Coulter I love.

88.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:49 pm

More problems than now? Home foreclosures at a 20 year high? Unemployment at a 20 year high? Vehicle reposession at a 20 year high? How much worse is it going to get?

89.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:50 pm

Tea,
Honestly, tell me what you hate most about bill clinton. where did he fail you as a President?

90.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 06:59 pm

his sax maybe?

91.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:07 pm

I always ask this question to "Bill-haters" and their answers are usually ridiculous. If they answer at all.

The honest answer for many uninformed Americans might be, "because Hannity and Limbaugh told me to hate them". I would at least respect their honesty.

92.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:29 pm

Well let's see, simply stated he sits next to Andrew Johnson as far as the two Presidents in American history who were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. At least Nixon had the dignity to resign before he was impeached. I could write out a least of his failures as well. As far as unemployment, do you really know anything about unemployment it basically does not exsist here in the U.S. I'm not sure where your getting your figures from, but they are not accurate. Have you ever heard of people spending way too much. I guess you want to blame the President for peoples vehicles getting repoed, are you serious?

93.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:30 pm

Quoting KeithL:

More problems than now? Home foreclosures at a 20 year high? Unemployment at a 20 year high? Vehicle reposession at a 20 year high? How much worse is it going to get?


There is no doubt that there are many problems in America, but.... show me a country where people have no housing problems, no unemployment... etc. The problem is that in the US people are used to having it all and whenever something gets worse, they can't handle it. Do you think that housing or unemployment is better in Turkey, for example? I think that Turks are happy with the little they have because they are made to feel good just because they are Turks and all other nations are bad because they don't have the great ottoman blood. Plain delusion. Same with Europe, as long as you convince the masses that America is the source of all evil (doesn't matter that they are so rich only thanks to America), they don't even have to prove it any more.
I am the first one to point out problems in the US, but most of the anti-American stuff is ludicrous and hypocritic. I can't believe that you actually fell into the anti-US propaganda. A constructive criticism takes into account both sides of the story, and I'm sure those who criticise the US are not as innocent as they think!

94.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:36 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Well let's see, simply stated he sits next to Andrew Johnson as far as the two Presidents in American history who were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. At least Nixon had the dignity to resign before he was impeached. I could write out a least of his failures as well. As far as unemployment, do you really know anything about unemployment it basically does not exsist here in the U.S. I'm not sure where your getting your figures from, but they are not accurate. Have you ever heard of people spending way too much. I guess you want to blame the President for peoples vehicles getting repoed, are you serious?



His impeachment was a game by republicans? Did they force him out? Of course not. His impeachment was politically motivated by the insane republican party. He was impeached over a blowjob for Christ's sake!!! If you believe that was worthy of impeachment, then certainly lying about the war in iraq and WMD is worthy of impeachment also. Thank God the dems had more morals than the republicans to sink so low.

So I knew your answer would be about the blowjob. What else would it be? Can you come up with a second reason?

95.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:39 pm

Quoting KeithL:

So I knew your answer would be about the blowjob. What else would it be? Can you come up with a second reason?


Here's a little something about Clinton: 'Giving' and Taking.

96.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:55 pm

I didnt ask for an obscure, article trashing Clinton. I asked what you and tea personally don't like about Clinton and how he screwed up america. Ask most anti-bushies and we can rattle these off by the handful without having to resort to "googling".

"You don't need to think, let hannity and limbaugh do the thinking for you"

97.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 07:59 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Do you think that housing or unemployment is better in Turkey, for example?



With a little fact-finding, you would have found that Turkey is among the highest home ownership rates in the world. And since until recently, all homes were paid for in cash up front, there were zero foreclosures since there were no mortgages. Try again catwoman. You can do better

98.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 08:04 pm

I have to agree somewhat with KeithL. I was never a huge Clinton fan, but other than his personal life, it is really difficult for me to find specific reasons why I don't like him. On the other hand, I don't always hate every decision that Bush has made either. I don't agree with his agenda on Iraq, but he has done a lot for education (at least on the elementary school level). I think history will judge both of these men and hopefully it won't be as bad as we think it is. It is so difficult to cut thru all the media hype and see the truth. Mostly I just feel confused about politics.

99.       alameda
3499 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 08:11 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Well you won't have to worry about Bush very soon. We all will have more problems to deal with here, if we Americans don't vote wisely the next time around..I was never a fan of Limbaugh either but Hannity & Ann Coulter I love.



You love the person who said this?

"Airports scrupulously apply the same laughably ineffective airport harassment to Suzy Chapstick as to Muslim hijackers. It is preposterous to assume every passenger is a potential crazed homicidal maniac. We know who the homicidal maniacs are. They are the ones cheering and dancing right now. We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity. We weren't punctilious about locating and punishing only Hitler and his top officers. We carpet-bombed German cities; we killed civilians. That's war. And this is war."

I want facts, not opinion. With the facts I can make up my own mind. What ever happened to truth in reporting? This appears to be slander to me. Add to that the praise of a very questionable action. Really, praising the carpet bombing of German cities, killing civilians? I think Ann Coulter is a provacative person and should be charged with slander

Do you really love this woman who calls for this type of action? I strongly suggest we all search for facts, not opinion. ............and don't get me started on Hannity.

100.       alameda
3499 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 08:30 pm

Might I add, for which it cost over 50 million dollars to find out and prove?

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well let's see, simply stated he sits next to Andrew Johnson as far as the two Presidents in American history who were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. At least Nixon had the dignity to resign before he was impeached. I could write out a least of his failures as well. As far as unemployment, do you really know anything about unemployment it basically does not exsist here in the U.S. I'm not sure where your getting your figures from, but they are not accurate. Have you ever heard of people spending way too much. I guess you want to blame the President for peoples vehicles getting repoed, are you serious?



His impeachment was a game by republicans? Did they force him out? Of course not. His impeachment was politically motivated by the insane republican party. He was impeached over a blowjob for Christ's sake!!! If you believe that was worthy of impeachment, then certainly lying about the war in iraq and WMD is worthy of impeachment also. Thank God the dems had more morals than the republicans to sink so low.

So I knew your answer would be about the blowjob. What else would it be? Can you come up with a second reason?



101.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 08:57 pm

Quoting KeithL:

With a little fact-finding, you would have found that Turkey is among the highest home ownership rates in the world. And since until recently, all homes were paid for in cash up front, there were zero foreclosures since there were no mortgages. Try again catwoman. You can do better


Thanks for enlightening me Keith, good job as always! The fact is that taking a mortgage in Turkey is probably close to impossible for an average Joe and most people live with their parents and grandparents most of their lives. People pay cash for almost everything in countries like Turkey, that's not an improvement.
If you did a little more fact-finding you'd know that people who are facing foreclosures now are people who shouldn't have gotten loans to begin with, but banks wanted to make money and lowered their requirements. They deserve what they are facing and it's just a result of greed, as always.

102.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:10 pm

How stupid of me. It is Clinton's fault for the plight of the turkish economy, isnt it?


103.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:18 pm

and like I said earlier, rather than address the real issue of the question, "why do you dislike Clinton?" the tables are turned on Turkey's bad economy.

Seriously, are the topics related somehow?

104.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:19 pm

Quoting KeithL:

How stupid of me. It is Clinton's fault for the plight of the turkish economy, isnt it?


Don't be so insecure Keith, I'm not in for an argument with you. And I didn't say anything about Clinton, other then the fact that I wouldn't be so uncritical about him, his politics was also dirty, though he managed to keep people happy. The things people hear in the media is not all that's going on, so just how popular he was is not an indicator of his politics. I'm definitely glad though that he didn't go to insane wars.
I totally agree with you that Bush should be impeached for lying about the WMD.

105.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:21 pm

I'm not looking for an argument either. just an answer It was suggested that Clinton was a bad President. I only asked why? Other than the sex incident.

106.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:35 pm

Quoting KeithL:

I'm not looking for an argument either. just an answer It was suggested that Clinton was a bad President. I only asked why? Other than the sex incident.


I wonder why you think that Clinton was a good president. I'm not challenging you and I'm not strongly supportive of either side, just would like to know what why you think so?

107.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:37 pm

Well of course Clinton had no morality. He had 3 chances to bring in Bin Laden and failed to do this. What about Saddam, he also never finished what he started in Iraq.
He also signed a 1996 bill making life more difficult for undocumented immigrants, while at the same time choosing to make it possible for millions more to enter the country and face horrific exploitation at the hands of U.S. corporations. What about his failures of the healthcare reform. But what the heck the economy was good, so who cares if he didn't have morals and a backbone..

108.       catwoman
8933 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:39 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Well of course Clinton had no morality.


I hope you're not implying that Bush has morals...

109.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:40 pm

Quoting alameda:

Might I add, for which it cost over 50 million dollars to find out and prove?

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well let's see, simply stated he sits next to Andrew Johnson as far as the two Presidents in American history who were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. At least Nixon had the dignity to resign before he was impeached. I could write out a least of his failures as well. As far as unemployment, do you really know anything about unemployment it basically does not exsist here in the U.S. I'm not sure where your getting your figures from, but they are not accurate. Have you ever heard of people spending way too much. I guess you want to blame the President for peoples vehicles getting repoed, are you serious?



His impeachment was a game by republicans? Did they force him out? Of course not. His impeachment was politically motivated by the insane republican party. He was impeached over a blowjob for Christ's sake!!! If you believe that was worthy of impeachment, then certainly lying about the war in iraq and WMD is worthy of impeachment also. Thank God the dems had more morals than the republicans to sink so low.

So I knew your answer would be about the blowjob. What else would it be? Can you come up with a second reason?





++1
I agree and what a waste of money this president put on the taxpayers all for his sexual pleasure.

110.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:42 pm

Quoting catwoman:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well of course Clinton had no morality.


I hope you're not implying that Bush has morals...



Did this statement at all imply that? I don't think I mentioned Bush.

111.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:45 pm

Quoting KeithL:

I'm not looking for an argument either. just an answer It was suggested that Clinton was a bad President. I only asked why? Other than the sex incident.



Also, please refresh my memory where I stated he was a bad president?

112.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 09:48 pm

Quoting alameda:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well you won't have to worry about Bush very soon. We all will have more problems to deal with here, if we Americans don't vote wisely the next time around..I was never a fan of Limbaugh either but Hannity & Ann Coulter I love.



You love the person who said this?

"Airports scrupulously apply the same laughably ineffective airport harassment to Suzy Chapstick as to Muslim hijackers. It is preposterous to assume every passenger is a potential crazed homicidal maniac. We know who the homicidal maniacs are. They are the ones cheering and dancing right now. We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity. We weren't punctilious about locating and punishing only Hitler and his top officers. We carpet-bombed German cities; we killed civilians. That's war. And this is war."

I want facts, not opinion. With the facts I can make up my own mind. What ever happened to truth in reporting? This appears to be slander to me. Add to that the praise of a very questionable action. Really, praising the carpet bombing of German cities, killing civilians? I think Ann Coulter is a provacative person and should be charged with slander

Do you really love this woman who calls for this type of action? I strongly suggest we all search for facts, not opinion. ............and don't get me started on Hannity.



Yes.....it's the truth.

113.       teaschip
3870 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 10:01 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well let's see, simply stated he sits next to Andrew Johnson as far as the two Presidents in American history who were impeached by the U.S. House of Representatives. At least Nixon had the dignity to resign before he was impeached. I could write out a least of his failures as well. As far as unemployment, do you really know anything about unemployment it basically does not exsist here in the U.S. I'm not sure where your getting your figures from, but they are not accurate. Have you ever heard of people spending way too much. I guess you want to blame the President for peoples vehicles getting repoed, are you serious?



His impeachment was a game by republicans? Did they force him out? Of course not. His impeachment was politically motivated by the insane republican party. He was impeached over a blowjob for Christ's sake!!! If you believe that was worthy of impeachment, then certainly lying about the war in iraq and WMD is worthy of impeachment also. Thank God the dems had more morals than the republicans to sink so low.

So I knew your answer would be about the blowjob. What else would it be? Can you come up with a second reason?



Yes, because of the insane senate overturned it. Dems morals?

114.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 10:38 pm

Quoting teaschip1:


We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity.

Yes.....it's the truth.



Anyone who says this or agrees with this is a complete mental and moral zero...

115.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 10:48 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Quoting KeithL:

I'm not looking for an argument either. just an answer It was suggested that Clinton was a bad President. I only asked why? Other than the sex incident.



Also, please refresh my memory where I stated he was a bad president?



I'll refresh your memory on what I asked. I asked you where Bill Clinton failed you as a President. Other than anything to do with his blowjob from Monica Lewinski, I genuinely want to know what you think.

116.       KeithL
1455 posts
 19 Sep 2007 Wed 10:52 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

Well of course Clinton had no morality. He had 3 chances to bring in Bin Laden and failed to do this. What about Saddam, he also never finished what he started in Iraq.
He also signed a 1996 bill making life more difficult for undocumented immigrants, while at the same time choosing to make it possible for millions more to enter the country and face horrific exploitation at the hands of U.S. corporations. What about his failures of the healthcare reform. But what the heck the economy was good, so who cares if he didn't have morals and a backbone..



And I'll ask more from your posts.
1. If you are angry at Clinton for not taking Bin Ladin out, why are you not angry at Bush for not going after Bin ladin 6 years post 9/11?

2. Finished what he started? Did Clinton start Gulf war I? I always thought that was Bush I. I'll set down my crack pipe...

3. He did fail health care. He tried to push it through but the opposition in congress didn't back him. I am also disappointed this didn't happen. Why didn't the republicans back him? Are you saying you supported Clinton's health proposal back then?

117.       teaschip
3870 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 04:18 pm

I don't need your personal attacks here. Call me mental, insane and no morals. So I'm going to make a sane decision and not continue to debate Clinton with you. I do find it ironic, you defending someone who clearly has no morals. I wonder what kind of character you are.

118.       KeithL
1455 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 04:35 pm

Me? I'm the kind of person that doesn't believe talk radio propaganda that says we need to make the world one big "Christian Club". Thats the kind of person I am.

And I'm also the kind of person that knows that not all members of the Repubican Party are moral and not all members of the Democratic Party are immoral.

But I know thats not what is "taught" by Hannity...

119.       teaschip
3870 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 04:54 pm

Quoting KeithL:

Me? I'm the kind of person that doesn't believe talk radio propaganda that says we need to make the world one big "Christian Club". Thats the kind of person I am.

And I'm also the kind of person that knows that not all members of the Repubican Party are moral and not all members of the Democratic Party are immoral.

But I know thats not what is "taught" by Hannity...



Your also really good at making assumptions and accusations, a multi-talented individual you are.

120.       KeithL
1455 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 05:29 pm

I never made any assumptions. Agreeing with a woman media person in America who thinks we should invade muslim countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity is dangerous and immoral.

Reverse the words christian and muslim (islam) in that sentence and I think people in America might consider that a terroristic comment. Publishing that statement in the newspaper might even get one arrested under the patriot act.

One more thing. Are you aware of what religion people that live in Turkey are by the way????

121.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 05:32 pm

Oh don't bother with HER Keith - she is just an All-American girl. Now, more importantly ....CAN YOU COOK A GOOD BREAKFAST?

122.       KeithL
1455 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 05:34 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Oh don't bother with HER Keith - she is just an All-American girl. Now, more importantly ....CAN YOU COOK A GOOD BREAKFAST?



Not only am I a great cook (breakfast included), I also don't sleep late so chances are, breakfast is ready the second you wake up.
Afiyet Olson...

123.       alameda
3499 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 08:01 pm

Quoting teaschip1:

I don't need your personal attacks here. Call me mental, insane and no morals. So I'm going to make a sane decision and not continue to debate Clinton with you. I do find it ironic, you defending someone who clearly has no morals. I wonder what kind of character you are.



...So back to the character of Ann Coulter, who you say you love, just what brand of Christianity do you/she support? Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Coptic, Protestant (Baptist, Lutheran, Calvinism...) or one of the others? Should it be the Nicene Creed or Arian? Should they be Trinitarian or Unitarian? What about the Noahide laws?

It is tragic how many lives were ruined over just such issues. How many even know what the differences are? How many had the chance to find out?

Religion is a very personal matter and one that can not be forced. It is useless if the heart does not partake. I do believe it is in the US constitution everyone should have the freedom to seek their path with a open heart and mind and no fear of persecution in their search. One can not force one to be a Christian, Muslim or Atheist.

The greatly esteemed first president George Washington

....was an early supporter of religious toleration and freedom of religion. In 1775, he ordered that his troops not show anti-Catholic sentiments by burning the pope in effigy on Guy Fawkes Night. When hiring workmen for Mount Vernon, he wrote to his agent, "If they be good workmen, they may be from Asia, Africa, or Europe; they may be Mohammedans, Jews, or Christians of any sect, or they may be Atheists."[44] In 1790, he wrote a response to a letter from the Touro Synagogue, in which he said that as long as people remain good citizens, their faith does not matter. This was a relief to the Jewish community of the United States, since the Jews had been either expelled from or prejudiced against in many European countries.

Did you know more than a few of the founding fathers of the USA were not Christians, they were Deists?

"We know who the homicidal maniacs are." Really??? Is Ms. Coulter who is acting like judge and jury is a psychic? As an American, what about:

Presumption of innocence is a legal right that the accused in criminal trials has in many modern nations. It states that no person shall be considered guilty until finally convicted by a court. The burden of proof is thus on the prosecution, which has to convince the court that the accused is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. In principle, the defense does not have to 'prove' anything. However, the defense may present evidence tending to show that there is a doubt as to the guilt of the accused. "innocent until proven guilty"?

124.       alameda
3499 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 09:10 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Oh don't bother with HER Keith - she is just an All-American girl. Now, more importantly ....CAN YOU COOK A GOOD BREAKFAST?



Please, she does not represent all American girls by long shot!

125.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 09:10 pm

Is the US going mad? Should we follow their example?

Controversy and Criticism
Many Muslim Americans especially have been criticized for supporting terrorism, fundamentalist ideas or views which are contrary to the American society and mindset. In Minneapolis, Minnesota, some Muslim cab drivers have refused passengers carrying alcoholic beverages or dogs (including disabled passengers with guide dogs). There are reported incidents in which Muslims cashiers in grocery stores have refused to sell pork products.

The largest Muslim civil rights organization in America, CAIR has been accused of supporting terrorism. The University of Michigan-Dearborn and a public college in Minnesota has also been criticized for accommodating Islamic prayer rituals by constructing footbaths for Muslim students using tax payers money. This exception made only for Muslims goes against the college's long standing policy of not promoting religion and also against the US Constitution.

A San Diego public elementary school is being heavily criticized for accommodating of American Muslims by adding Arabic to its curriculum and giving breaks for Muslim prayers. By making these exceptions only for Muslims, the school is being criticized for either endorsing Islam or crossing the line separating the church and the state, which is unacceptable for a public school in a multi-religious American society.

The first American Muslim Congressman Keith Ellison has openly compared President George W. Bush to Hitler and said that he might be responsible for 9/11 attacks.

A 2006 poll conducted by the Pew Research Center, it was discovered that 26% of American Muslims under the age of 30 supported suicide bombings against civilian targets often or at least in some circumstances. Among those over the age of 30, 13% expressed their support for the same. (9% of Muslims over 30 and 5% under 30 chose not to answer). Based on these findings, Fox News and Yahoo News have reported that one out of four young U.S. Muslims believe homicide bombings against civilians are OK to 'defend Islam,'.

Yahoo News further reports that the same poll has also uncovered other disturbing findings. It has been discovered that only 40 percent of U.S. Muslims believe that Arabs carried out the 9/11 attacks. Another 28 percent don't believe it - and 32 percent said they had no view. Among 28 percent who doubted that Arabs were behind the conspiracy, one-fourth claim the U.S. government or President George Bush was responsible. Only 26 percent of American Muslims believe the U.S.-led war on terror is a sincere effort to root out international terrorism. Five percent of those surveyed had a "very favorable" or "somewhat favorable" view of the terrorist group Al-Qaeda. Only 35% of American Muslims stated that the decision for military action in Afghanistan was the right one and 12% supported the use of military force in Iraq. It was also discovered in the same poll that only 28% of American Muslims identify themselves as American first. Others choose to identify themselves as Muslims.

126.       Trudy
7887 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 09:23 pm

What are you doing here? Scoring off eachother? Showing who can tell the best anti-stories? Oofff, what a kindergarten suddenly!

127.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 09:29 pm

Yep you are right Trudy. Enough!

128.       elham
579 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 11:25 pm

hi every one
i did not like to participate in this discussion so there is one remark must be known to everyone, already mentioned to some friends here, what happened in 11 September in America or then in London or so in Iraq now are by people who are Muslims only in name and doing so distorted the principles of Islam is mercy and peace , because Islam rejects the killing of innocent self, which is not in the war whatever the Jewish or Christian,or any religions,so the Islamic religion tolerant is innocent of those killers, even everyone knows that greet of Islam is a peace to you ,I hope this is an end to all discussions on terrorism which accused always the Arabs and Muslims in wrong of course ,so please change your view about Islam

129.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 11:28 pm

Quoting elham:

hi every one
i did not like to participate in this discussion so there is one remark must be known to everyone, already mentioned to some friends here, what happened in 11 September in America or then in London or so in Iraq now are by people who are Muslims only in name and doing so distorted the principles of Islam is mercy and peace , because Islam rejects the killing of innocent self, which is not in the war whatever the Jewish or Christian,or any religions,so the Islamic religion tolerant is innocent of those killers, even everyone knows that greet of Islam is a peace to you ,I hope this is an end to all discussions on terrorism which accused always the Arabs and Muslims in wrong of course ,so please change your view about Islam


+1000000000
Thanks for your words Elham. I hope someday soon we can put all this behind us and begin healing.

130.       KeithL
1455 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 11:56 pm

Quoting Trudy:

What are you doing here? Scoring off eachother? Showing who can tell the best anti-stories? Oofff, what a kindergarten suddenly!



I like a good debate on real issues, I won't lie. But talk of converting all muslims to Christianity is just ridiculous. It deserves a harsh response...

131.       KeithL
1455 posts
 20 Sep 2007 Thu 11:58 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Is the US going mad? Should we follow their example?

The first American Muslim Congressman Keith Ellison has openly compared President George W. Bush to Hitler and said that he might be responsible for 9/11 attacks.



Keith is from Minneapolis by the way. I highly doubt this one is on the mark. If you have a source, let me know. The thing about the cab drivers in Minneapolis is true. And they are being fought all the way.

132.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:03 am

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting Trudy:

What are you doing here? Scoring off eachother? Showing who can tell the best anti-stories? Oofff, what a kindergarten suddenly!



converting all muslims to Christianity is just ridiculous. It deserves a harsh response...


how about the other way round?

133.       KeithL
1455 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:05 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting Trudy:

What are you doing here? Scoring off eachother? Showing who can tell the best anti-stories? Oofff, what a kindergarten suddenly!



converting all muslims to Christianity is just ridiculous. It deserves a harsh response...


how about the other way round?



Muslims that want to invade western countries, kill their leaders and convert people to islam is also wrong. it deserves a harsh response...

134.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:16 am

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting KeithL:

Quoting Trudy:

What are you doing here? Scoring off eachother? Showing who can tell the best anti-stories? Oofff, what a kindergarten suddenly!



converting all muslims to Christianity is just ridiculous. It deserves a harsh response...


how about the other way round?



Muslims that want to invade western countries, kill their leaders and convert people to islam is also wrong. it deserves a harsh response...


oh, keith, you re not politically correct and intolerant!

goodness, keith, goodness, dont be childish, its absolutely impossible to make muslims convert to christianity, whoever says so, digs a grave for him/herself.

as for converting, europe is converting to islam, not the east to christianity.
show me any muslim woman that converted to christianity/buddism/judaism etc etc
then
i will show european women (loads of them via their handsome muslim boyfriends and husbands) converting to islam

135.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:21 am

Just European women eh? .... stange considering the percentage of US women with Turkish boyfriends/husbands on this site.

http://www.geocities.com/athens/agora/4229/women.html

136.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:24 am

Quoting AEnigma III:

Just European women eh? .... stange considering the percentage of US women with Turkish boyfriends/husbands on this site.


maybe because i live in europe?
maybe because i notice active converts only from europe?
so far the girls from TC whom i ve known as converts were robin, kai, azade, there was olivia too

any american girl?

yeah, all western

137.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:26 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

maybe because i notice active converts only from europe?
so far the girls from TC whom i ve known as converts were robin, kai, azade, there was olivia too



And why does it bother you?

138.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:33 am

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting femme_fatal:

maybe because i notice active converts only from europe?
so far the girls from TC whom i ve known as converts were robin, kai, azade, there was olivia too



And why does it bother you?


where have you noticed my bother? these are facts!
the other facts i know those women convert because of their olive skin and dark eyes handsomes.

so have you known any american on TC converting to islam?

i was talking to keith about the converts, he was bothered that some americans were planning to convert muslims to christianity i.e. a total bluff
i just wondered if keith believes this bluff or he just stirs the pot or tries to defend his points at any cost

139.       elham
579 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:40 am

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting

140.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:43 am

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?

141.       elham
579 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:49 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?


me married my husband lol

142.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 12:52 am

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?


me married my husband lol


does it relate to the discussion?

143.       KeithL
1455 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:00 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Quoting femme_fatal:

maybe because i notice active converts only from europe?
so far the girls from TC whom i ve known as converts were robin, kai, azade, there was olivia too



And why does it bother you?


where have you noticed my bother? these are facts!
the other facts i know those women convert because of their olive skin and dark eyes handsomes.

so have you known any american on TC converting to islam?

i was talking to keith about the converts, he was bothered that some americans were planning to convert muslims to christianity i.e. a total bluff
i just wondered if keith believes this bluff or he just stirs the pot or tries to defend his points at any cost



I believe in freedom of religion and personal choice. Does not bother me at all that people change. Its there business, not mine.

144.       elham
579 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:02 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?


me married my husband lol


does it relate to the discussion?


sorry Femme, when you mentioned examples married Muslims
i said that

145.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:03 am

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?


me married my husband lol


does it relate to the discussion?


sorry Femme, when you mentioned examples married Muslims
i said that


aha, so you were not a muslim before your marriage?

146.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:06 am

Quoting KeithL:


I believe in freedom of religion and personal choice. Does not bother me at all that people change. Its there business, not mine.


you see, keith i havent heard or watched on tv any american forcing iraqis or other muslims to become apostates
while i know it works so in the muslim countries towards non-muslims

147.       elham
579 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:10 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting elham:

Thank God ,debate ended with marriage not fighting


who married whom?


me married my husband lol


does it relate to the discussion?


sorry Femme, when you mentioned examples married Muslims
i said that


aha, so you were not a muslim before your marriage?


Noo, I am a Muslim Arab and my husband too, i was kidding only when you asked me who married whom

148.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:13 am

Quoting elham:

Noo, I am a Muslim Arab and my husband too, i was kidding only when you asked me who married whom


well, thats a strange joke, then

149.       elham
579 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:19 am

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting KeithL:


I believe in freedom of religion and personal choice. Does not bother me at all that people change. Its there business, not mine.


you see, keith i havent heard or watched on tv any american forcing iraqis or other muslims to become apostates
while i know it works so in the muslim countries towards non-muslims


why american forcing iraqis to become apostates !!!!?.
They will go out with compunction of failures

150.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:23 am

Quoting elham:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting KeithL:


I believe in freedom of religion and personal choice. Does not bother me at all that people change. Its there business, not mine.


you see, keith i havent heard or watched on tv any american forcing iraqis or other muslims to become apostates
while i know it works so in the muslim countries towards non-muslims


why american forcing iraqis to become apostates !!!!?.
They will go out with compunction of failures



dont know, ask keith, he says, americans want all the muslims to become christians

151.       catwoman
8933 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:54 am

IN CONCLUSION... the UK IS actually going mad! :-S

152.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 01:58 am

Quoting catwoman:

IN CONCLUSION... the UK IS actually going mad! :-S



who doesnt my dear friend? lol

153.       catwoman
8933 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 02:03 am

Quoting SuiGeneris:

Quoting catwoman:

IN CONCLUSION... the UK IS actually going mad! :-S



who doesnt my dear friend? lol


Oh, Sui, let's not be such skeptics. Every once in a while people give me hope.

154.       catwoman
8933 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 09:57 am

Are there any Swedish members here? I'd like to see what they think of this:

Sweden Learns that Appeasement Doesn't Pay.

155.       azade
1606 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 10:12 am

I don't get their point

156.       ahalliwell
745 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 02:06 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Unfortunately I am unable to view YouTube at work, but am happy to confirm that the UK went mad several years ago! Maybe this is why that in England, for example, English people are emigrating at a rate of one person every 3 seconds, according to recent statistics



+1 ı absoulutely agree wıth you there ı better hıde b4 the men ın whıte coats come for me lol

157.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 21 Sep 2007 Fri 09:24 pm

Quoting ahalliwell:

Quoting AEnigma III:

Unfortunately I am unable to view YouTube at work, but am happy to confirm that the UK went mad several years ago! Maybe this is why that in England, for example, English people are emigrating at a rate of one person every 3 seconds, according to recent statistics



+1 ı absoulutely agree wıth you there ı better hıde b4 the men ın whıte coats come for me lol


where do they emigrate, btw? to the kangarooland?

158.       AEnigma III
0 posts
 22 Sep 2007 Sat 04:00 pm

Quoting AEnigma III:

Maybe this is why that in England, for example, English people are emigrating at a rate of one person every 3 seconds



Hehehe I just realised I made a typo here - its actually every 3 MINUTES not SECONDS Still high, but not quite as dramatic as it appears here! lol

159.       CANLI
5084 posts
 30 Sep 2007 Sun 03:19 am

Quoting teaschip1:

Quoting alameda:

Quoting teaschip1:

Well you won't have to worry about Bush very soon. We all will have more problems to deal with here, if we Americans don't vote wisely the next time around..I was never a fan of Limbaugh either but Hannity & Ann Coulter I love.



You love the person who said this?

"Airports scrupulously apply the same laughably ineffective airport harassment to Suzy Chapstick as to Muslim hijackers. It is preposterous to assume every passenger is a potential crazed homicidal maniac. We know who the homicidal maniacs are. They are the ones cheering and dancing right now. We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity. We weren't punctilious about locating and punishing only Hitler and his top officers. We carpet-bombed German cities; we killed civilians. That's war. And this is war."

I want facts, not opinion. With the facts I can make up my own mind. What ever happened to truth in reporting? This appears to be slander to me. Add to that the praise of a very questionable action. Really, praising the carpet bombing of German cities, killing civilians? I think Ann Coulter is a provacative person and should be charged with slander

Do you really love this woman who calls for this type of action? I strongly suggest we all search for facts, not opinion. ............and don't get me started on Hannity.



Yes.....it's the truth.



İ wonder,what if such post came from Muslim,what would be your comment,or other memebres comments upon it ?!

As far as i can see,not many members have post a comments about it !
Any special OBVİOUS reason ?!

160.       femme_fatal
0 posts
 30 Sep 2007 Sun 03:18 pm

Quoting CANLI:


İ wonder,what if such post came from Muslim,what would be your comment,or other memebres comments upon it ?!

As far as i can see,not many members have post a comments about it !
Any special OBVİOUS reason ?!


OMG because of my posts islam again beacme a martyrdom!
it suffers from the only one infidel femme's posts!
therefore i can state that this religion is weak because it crushed down so easily from the criticisms of femme

161.       Müjde
posts
 30 Sep 2007 Sun 04:52 pm

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting CANLI:


İ wonder,what if such post came from Muslim,what would be your comment,or other memebres comments upon it ?!

As far as i can see,not many members have post a comments about it !
Any special OBVİOUS reason ?!


OMG because of my posts islam again beacme a martyrdom!
it suffers from the only one infidel femme's posts!
therefore i can state that this religion is weak because it crushed down so easily from the criticisms of femme



Yunus Emre is one of the biggest believers of Anatolian Islamic Culture started his life by criticising beliefs of the people of his town and Islam as well.Then He searched for the answers.At the end He is Yunus Emre.
Good Luck

162.       portokal
2516 posts
 01 Oct 2007 Mon 01:27 am

Quoting Müjde:

Quoting femme_fatal:

Quoting CANLI:


İ wonder,what if such post came from Muslim,what would be your comment,or other memebres comments upon it ?!

As far as i can see,not many members have post a comments about it !
Any special OBVİOUS reason ?!


OMG because of my posts islam again beacme a martyrdom!
it suffers from the only one infidel femme's posts!
therefore i can state that this religion is weak because it crushed down so easily from the criticisms of femme



Yunus Emre is one of the biggest believers of Anatolian Islamic Culture started his life by criticising beliefs of the people of his town and Islam as well.Then He searched for the answers.At the end He is Yunus Emre.
Good Luck



I am not a muslim, this is not my forum.
What i would like to add is that, for all the questioning, fight and struggle, arguing and debating, exposing and being exposed... it takes love. For justice and towards others.

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