Islam and future problems
#61
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by cottageinthesky
Excuse me!! What "crowd" is that then ...... One of the worst generalisations of the thread......
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Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
She lives in California.
#63
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by cottageinthesky
Excuse me!! What "crowd" is that then ...... One of the worst generalisations of the thread......
CB goes off muttering 'bloody newbies' trying to piss me off when I'm having a good day, picking a fight where there isn't one. Jeez. Wannabees.
#64
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
She lives in California.
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Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by CaliforniaBride
Save it for the crowd I was referring too eh?
CB goes off muttering 'bloody newbies' trying to piss me off when I'm having a good day, picking a fight where there isn't one. Jeez. Wannabees.
CB goes off muttering 'bloody newbies' trying to piss me off when I'm having a good day, picking a fight where there isn't one. Jeez. Wannabees.
#66
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by cottageinthesky
CITS goes off muttering "bloody old hands, taking offence when a new-kid-on-the-block dares to open their mouth....."
Now go and argue with the crowd I was referring to and leave me the heck alone.
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Re: Islam and future problems
It ain't the people, its their leaders.
Which is the crowd upon which its all so lost?
Which is the crowd upon which its all so lost?
#68
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by Batty
. As an Irish person I learned that you had to prove you were NOT a terrorist rather than everyone assuming you weren't.
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Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by BigDavyG
Err, possibly being a bit of a drama queen methinks
#70
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by Adventurer
from the Guardian
Today a New Zealand newspaper, the Dominion Post, became the first in that country to publish the cartoons. Its editor, Tim Pankhurst, said: "We do not want to be deliberately provocative, but neither should we allow ourselves to be intimidated."
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We are coming to live in NZ and certainly a contributory factor is that NZ has such a low Muslim population. The problems that Muslims cause in Europe and much of the world will dramatically increase over the years. I very much hope that Islam will remain very small in NZ.
Today a New Zealand newspaper, the Dominion Post, became the first in that country to publish the cartoons. Its editor, Tim Pankhurst, said: "We do not want to be deliberately provocative, but neither should we allow ourselves to be intimidated."
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We are coming to live in NZ and certainly a contributory factor is that NZ has such a low Muslim population. The problems that Muslims cause in Europe and much of the world will dramatically increase over the years. I very much hope that Islam will remain very small in NZ.
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Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by Adventurer
from the Guardian
Today a New Zealand newspaper, the Dominion Post, became the first in that country to publish the cartoons. Its editor, Tim Pankhurst, said: "We do not want to be deliberately provocative, but neither should we allow ourselves to be intimidated."
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We are coming to live in NZ and certainly a contributory factor is that NZ has such a low Muslim population. The problems that Muslims cause in Europe and much of the world will dramatically increase over the years. I very much hope that Islam will remain very small in NZ.
Today a New Zealand newspaper, the Dominion Post, became the first in that country to publish the cartoons. Its editor, Tim Pankhurst, said: "We do not want to be deliberately provocative, but neither should we allow ourselves to be intimidated."
<snip>article removed - see forum rules (no 6) http://britishexpats.com/forum/faq.p...q_new_faq_item please just post the link to the article rather than the article itself<snip>
We are coming to live in NZ and certainly a contributory factor is that NZ has such a low Muslim population. The problems that Muslims cause in Europe and much of the world will dramatically increase over the years. I very much hope that Islam will remain very small in NZ.
What strikes me about religion is that everyione says their one is the best, the truth when all we've got to do is be good to each other every day.
#72
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by mumomonty
You can't just jump from one place to another to avoid a certain type of person can you?
#73
Re: Islam and future problems
Originally Posted by mumomonty
What strikes me about religion is that everyione says their one is the best, the truth when all we've got to do is be good to each other every day.