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What is wrong with Muslims?
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 02:58 am |
I would like to think if you loath a society so much you would choose not to live there?? As disgusting as the white supremest groups are I would say the most significant difference would be that they don't relocate and surround themselves with a society of people that sickens them. I do find it odd that some muslim people would move to the very country they despise.
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 02:58 am |
Quoting catwoman:
First of all, there is no reason to think that it's a few 'bad apples'. While it's not all Muslims that are hateful, there are no Muslims who are against the hate of the loud group. In fact, if you survey the Muslims for their opinions about the acts of terror and hatred, majority will either approve or support, very few condemn. So there is no reason to say that it's 'few bad apples', it's just denial.
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is there a link or data that can be provided to support this view? how can you be sure there are "no" muslims who are against hate?
Quoting catwoman:
Muslims who immigrate to the UK and the West have to integrate, otherwise they have no right to claim benefits from living in those countries. If they cannot respect the rules of those countries and the people who live there, they need to go back where they came from. |
definitely agree with you. but i would extend this to all people of different religions (whether it be muslim, jewish, buddhist, etc.) and of different races that immigrate to the west.
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 08:15 am |
I'm not sure what you are asking for. What I meant was that the majority of Muslims are supporting violent Islam and while there are progressive, liberal voices, they are really small circles and therefore almost powerless. It does seem to be a brainwashing propaganda sponsored by extremists that unfortunately is appealing to more and more Muslims.
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There was a new ICM poll of British Muslims in the Sunday Telegraph. The finding in the poll that got the most coverage was a question that suggested that 40% of British Muslims supported “there being areas in Britain which are pre-dominately Muslim and in which sharia law is introducedâ€.
Regarding reactions to the cartoons, 14% of British Muslims thought it was right for protesters in Muslim countries to attack Danish embassies and 12% thought it was right for “demonstrators to carry placards calling for the killing of those who insult Islamâ€. 13% said it was right “to exercise violence against those who are deemed by religious leaders to have insulted themâ€.
40% of British Muslims want sharia
And then we have quite a few Muslims whose statements in private or when they are among people they trust, fully contradict their statements to reporters from Western media. Take the attacks in London on July 7, 2005, when three metro trains and a double decker bus were targeted by suicide bombers. In media interviews, Hamid Ali, a leading imam in the Al-Madina Masjid mosque in Beeston, Leeds, where the July 7 bombers worshipped, condemned the attacks. ‘The perpetrators ought to be punished,' he told newspapers a week after the attack. But some months later he was visited by a ‘Sunday Times' undercover reporter of Bangladeshi origin posing as a student. In a secretly taped conversation imam Hamid Ali said: ‘What they (the bombers) did was good. They have warned that we are here, we Muslims. People have taken notice. They died so that people would take notice... Big meetings and conferences make no change at all. With this, at least people's ears have pricked up.' In his view, the terrorist attacks in London sort of reflected the growing impact of Islam in Britain. And keep in mind, the same imam had previously publicly condemned these attacks. The ‘Sunday Times' undercover operation in Beeston found that radical views had not subsided in the months after the London bombings. Many Muslims, particularly younger men, expressed admiration for the bombers' "martyrdom".'
The massive migration from Muslims to Europe has not just brought us good and pleasant things such as cultural enrichment. These immigrants have also imported cultural habits like honor crimes and crime in general. The Dutch criminologists Cyrille Fijnaut and Frank Bovenkerk pointed out that Turkish, Kurdish and Moroccan immigrant groups play a significant role in the drugs trade in the Netherlands. Kurds from Turkey, for example, ‘play a large role in the herion trade because they come from the east and southeast of the country and have ties with neighboring countries from which the opium comes.'
A Dutch government report issued in December 2005 notes that prisons are used by terrorists to recruit criminals (especially if they have a Muslim background, but there are also many cases of so-called converts to Islam). The contacts between criminals and followers of radical Islam are a matter of corcern, the report says. It may be an indication that radical preachers have something to offer them: another career using the same criminal methods but now in the service of Allah. This is also happening in Belgium and Spain.
A relatively new phenonemon is the fact that an increasing number of Muslim immigrants in Europe are attracted by radicalism and even terrorism, particularly after the September 11 attacks in America. Especially Europe's second generation Muslims are susceptible to recruitment by extremists. The militants now benefit from the chaos in Iraq and Afghanistan (which they themselves, to a large extend, helped to create) and repeated and not always unfounded allegations of human rights abuses linked to the so-called ‘war on terror' (‘See what the Americans and their friends are doing!'). The militants and extremists have one agenda only: they seek to gradually take over Europe. Spokesmen for Al-Qaeda already announced that they want to restore Islamic rule in large parts of Spain. For centuries Muslims were in control of Southern Spain but they were driven out at the end of the Middle Ages. The militants refer to the glorious times of ‘Al-Andalus' which must return. The extremists also want to cut off the transfer of oil to the West in order to force it on its knees. That is why they frequently attack pipelines and oil installations in Iraq. On February 24, 2006, suicide terrorists linked to Al-Qaeda targeted the largest oil refinery in Saudi Arabia. Two cars from the Saudi company ‘Aramco' loaded with explosives were approaching the outer gates but security guards opened fire just in time and the cars exploded. In oil rich Nigeria a civil war between the Muslims in the north and the Christians in the south is about to break out. Such a conflict will only benefit terrorist networks like Al-Qaeda. Oil from Nigeria will no longer flow to the West. There is an urgent need for getting rid of our dependence on the massive consumption of oil, replacing it by an economy based on renewable sources of energy.
The biggest threat to peace and stability in Europe is the presence of relatively large numbers of militant and angry young Muslims who seek to impose their will on state and society. It seems the rulers of Europe do not know how to respond to this new challenge. Such fatal hesitation will only contribute to worsening the situation. Recently, a number of Dutch Muslim organizations decided to legally challenge all those who ‘offend' Islam or the Muslims. Their lawyer Nico Steijnen announced he would even appeal to the European Court of Human Rights if necessary. Killing freedom of speech in the name of other freedoms is a means to the end, and those who love sharia law and hate the West like to go to the utmost to exploit the western legal system they so utterly abhor. Dutch immigation authorities are trying to cope with radical Muslims from other countries who are legally fighting their extradition. One case is already before the European Court of Human Rights. This militant Muslim who tried to recruit others has been declared an undesirable alien, yet he cannot be expelled because he appealed to Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights (‘No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.')
The problem of militant Islam in Europe
In these strange totalitarian times we live in, it is no longer possible to suggest that the Muslim Council of Britain and the East London Mosque are representative not of moderate Islam, but of imperialist Islam, of genocidal Islam, of violent, oppressive, raping, gay-murdering, honour killing, forced marrying, girl-mutilating, Christian-hating, Jew-hating, suicide-bombing Islam — so I will refrain from doing so. I will let readers draw their own conclusions and would suggest they also read — if they have not already done so — Adrian Morgan’s meticulously researched article on the MCB and Fjordman’s Jihad Watch article on Muslim expansion in the West.
The face of moderate Islam in Britain
Nagina Shah, who walked away from her faith and family 14 years ago after a forced marriage, believes that traditional Islam and modern Western life do not mix.
Is Islam compatible with the West?
VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Britain's struggle to contain Muslim extremism points up a chilling trend across Europe: the rise of radical Islam, and with it, a willingness among a small but dangerous minority of young people to answer the call to jihad.
Plots show rise of islamic extremism in Europe
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 09:24 am |
Catwoman and Karekin04 have a point. Immigrating to a country, you have to accept that country's laws and customs. From what I've read, there is a huge group of well-integrated Muslims in the UK, still, those not integrating are a serious problem as well. Even in Ireland, a country that doesn't have a huge Muslim immigration, sometimes you feel ice-cold, piercing eyes of covered women. Muslim doctors also treat you differently if you're Muslim - that's sweet, isn't it? Somehow I can't imagine a few million of Catholics moving to a Muslim country and demanding pork in restaurants and shops or applying their own dress-code in the streets. Imagine teenagers at school kissing or holding hands in the street. Living off social welfare and loudly demanding that Muslims let them live their way. So far, the number of Christians in Muslim countries is very low (geezz I wonder why) or they are not immigrants but fellow countrymen who, like Canli many times pointed out, live more or less like Muslims (covered women etc).
I wonder why countries without big Muslim communities do not suffer from suicidal bombers attacks.
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 06:06 pm |
Quoting catwoman: I'm not sure what you are asking for. |
i was merely asking for sources and where the information was coming from. the claim had been made earlier that:
"While it's not all Muslims that are hateful, there are no Muslims who are against the hate of the loud group. In fact, if you survey the Muslims for their opinions about the acts of terror and hatred, majority will either approve or support, very few condemn."
but thank you for the information.
i suppose i don't live in the u.k. or europe, so i don't know much about the alleged "islamification" that is happening over there. i can only merely go by what is presented in the media, forums, and on youtube sites.
i do know that over here in australia, that muslims who do cite hate are shouted down as quickly as they sprout up. muslims are probably more persecuted here (and i use the term persecuted loosely) than any other religious group.
we had the cronulla riots over here where anyone who looked "middle eastern" or "muslim" were bashed by gangs of white youths. we have had people protesting against the opening of an islamic school and mosques being vandalised.
and i'm not trying to paint a picture of a racist and violent society here in australia, it is far from it.
but i do know that there are muslim organisations here that actively try to breach the supposed gap between muslims and non-muslims and who condemn the acts of hatred.
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 09:08 pm |
Quoting gezbelle:
i was merely asking for sources and where the information was coming from. the claim had been made earlier that:
"While it's not all Muslims that are hateful, there are no Muslims who are against the hate of the loud group. In fact, if you survey the Muslims for their opinions about the acts of terror and hatred, majority will either approve or support, very few condemn."
but thank you for the information. |
Yes, I did not mean that there are no non-violent muslims, but I meant that there are no muslims who go on the streets and shout equally strongly - or who do it at all - "NO to terrorism" as the ones who shout "Behead those who insult islam". Simply, the majority - silently or not - condones the voice of increasingly growing numbers of extremists. Some muslims are intimidated into it, I am sure, nevertheless, the only voices of islam that are out there are those of islamofascists. I am talking mainly about Europe and middle east. There are some figures like Irshad Manji, or Ed Husein who are progressive, thoughtful and create a vision of islam that we can all respect and love, but their lives are threatened in the muslim community. The majority of muslims hate them... although many - silently - also feel relieved to hear their voices.
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04 Jul 2008 Fri 11:30 pm |
Quoting MrX67: Quoting catwoman: Contrary to popular belief, it is rather clear that the majority of Muslims who are labeled as 'moderate', are not really moderate at all, they support (silently or not) Muslim domination, separation, condemnation for western values of freedom and equality... etc. There is a video about Londonistan and one Muslim man wrote this underneath:
"hahahah this video shows how we muslims r taking over city by city., we have already taken over the capital city and we r going to kill any white kafirs make any move on muslim, let me remind u about 7/7 hahahaah we will bomb all u wanker, go fuk ur mum,sister,daughter, or wotever u guys like doing u kafirs "
Look at the profound hatred that is expressed in this comment from this young, 25-year old man. He is not isolated in his opinions! How can something like this be tolerated, both by Westerners in whose countries such people live and by fellow Muslims who claim to believe in love and peace... ? |
you so like scratch to wounds cat? and not sure if your aim cure to wound or to make it worse????And yes noone can't deny that theres big social pressure on humans in İslamic countries about beliefs and there r still planty fundemental islamists who is danger for peace,but i think thats not only problem of all Muslim society,and i believe there r same samples on every country or on every religions...So pls to try sing peace,tolerance and love songs instead of worries songs... |
Ayhan this is just another flame baiting muslim bashing thread, don't rise to it.
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05 Jul 2008 Sat 03:01 am |
Quoting bydand:
Ayhan this is just another flame baiting muslim bashing thread, don't rise to it. |
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05 Jul 2008 Sat 03:40 am |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting bydand:
Ayhan this is just another flame baiting muslim bashing thread, don't rise to it. |
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All I can say is that truth hurts.. apparently. There's no bashing here whatsoever, just pointing out some problems.
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05 Jul 2008 Sat 03:41 am |
Quoting Daydreamer: the number of Christians in Muslim countries is very low (geezz I wonder why) or they are not immigrants but fellow countrymen who, like Canli many times pointed out, live more or less like Muslims (covered women etc). |
Have you watched 'My big fat greek wedding'?
Why is her grandmother wearing a veil 'covering her hair' ?!
Maybe she was depressed in some Muslim country which has the Muslim majority in it !
İf you consider US or Greece such !
İf she was forced to wear it,so our Christian people are forced too !
Got it now?!
And btw,just a bit of info,in many Muslim's countries,specially in the middle east,they weren't Christians before being Muslims,they were either Kafir 'worship statues with many gods' or believing in İbraham religion 'Muslims believeing only in ALLAH'
But the majority were Kafir,then became Muslims thats why the number of christians in those countries are small,and sometimes none
But of course you can understand it the way you like it same like the Christian covered women !
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05 Jul 2008 Sat 03:52 am |
Quoting catwoman:
All I can say is that truth hurts.. apparently. There's no bashing here whatsoever, just pointing out some problems. |
İ would agree with you in just TWO cases,
That İF we cant read,or İF we read and cant understand !
İm afraid its not the case here
We can both read and am afraid we ALSO can understand!
Look cat,if i want to reply to such thread,i can open up another one under the same title almost only changing the word from Muslims to Christians,'What is wrong with Christians?! and can fill it with so many posts of that kind like yours and providing the links too
You know it and i know it
And at the end i can also say same few words as yours,that truth hurts
But we went through this before,and actually i wont go AGAİN through it and repeat it all over again
So be my guest,you do it,have it all the way you want it,im not in !
Just a bit of advice,You can throw the rock only if you have no sins ...right ?!
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