A New Chuch Opens in UAE
To serve the estimated 700,000 Catholics living here.
http://gulfnews.com/about-gulf-news/...imah-1.1196291 Well, it made me feel good. |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
They allowed it only because Catholics/Christians are a transient pop, so the church isn't permanent.
I remember back when Abu Dhabi's Catholic church was in the Corniche but it got moved/demolished because locals couldn't stand for prime real estate being used by a church. |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Boomhauer
(Post 10754632)
I remember back when Abu Dhabi's Catholic church was in the Corniche but it got moved/demolished because locals couldn't stand for prime real estate being used by a church.
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Boomhauer
(Post 10754632)
They allowed it only because Catholics/Christians are a transient pop, so the church isn't permanent.
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 10759080)
That's the only reason any churches are allowed here. They know they can boot them all out tomorrow if they like so they don't mind. A bit different from the UK I'd say...we can't even deport openly treasonous people who hate us and our way of life?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10759167)
Agree, if there were stricter deportation rules things would be a lot more harmonious in the UK.
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Ronnie Biggs
(Post 10759332)
Really? Most of the muppets of which you're alluding to are homegrown Brits. Where are you going to deport them to?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Ronnie Biggs
(Post 10759332)
Really? Most of the muppets of which you're alluding to are homegrown Brits. Where are you going to deport them to?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10759389)
where their family originally hailed from
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10759404)
you don't understand this, do you?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10759420)
I believe that you should respect the law of the land you live in, if we went round the streets here bible bashing we would be on the next flight out, think about it.
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10759433)
I don't have a UAE passport. Your idea could make people state-less.
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10759389)
where their family originally hailed from
Where does it start, speeding fines, drink driving, theft, religious hatred, murder? We are seeing home-grown fanatics now, they are breaking the law, but of their land, like it or not. When people emigrate and settle (i.e. generations) you have take the good with the bad. |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10759486)
My wife is half Malaysian, born and brought up in the UK. If she broke laws would that mean sending her back to Malaysia?
Couldn't resist:D |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10759404)
you don't understand this, do you?
Now I can see that by having such a country in existence, not only the problem of refugees in Europe will be solved but to a great extent the problem of crimes too. Multiple offending criminals (immigrants and whites), for example will be sent there too after serving their sentences in their home countries. Once they’ve served their times they would be stripped off their current European nationalities and be sent to their new home country to make a new life and will be treated as foreigners if they wish to come back home. |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by redShark
(Post 10759723)
I once proposed a solution to the problem of refugees in Europe
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Ronnie Biggs
(Post 10759332)
Really? Most of the muppets of which you're alluding to are homegrown Brits. Where are you going to deport them to?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10759404)
you don't understand this, do you?
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10759486)
My wife is half Malaysian, born and brought up in the UK. If she broke laws would that mean sending her back to Malaysia?
Where does it start, speeding fines, drink driving, theft, religious hatred, murder? We are seeing home-grown fanatics now, they are breaking the law, but of their land, like it or not. When people emigrate and settle (i.e. generations) you have take the good with the bad. The question is do we include the second generation in this if so, how? Since I feel immigrants who don't demonstrate integration into British mainstream culture, don't speak English or one of the Gaelic languages and who carry on as if they are colonising us shouldn't even have British passports regardless of if they are mixed or not I probably see this differently though. We should have a system like the UAE with a small gap for people who really do love Britain and our way of life to get citizenship, stay and become one of us regardless of where they are from. N. |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 10760283)
I'm not going to Stoke or County Cork in Ireland or the bloody Caribbean if I get in trouble with the law...:rofl:
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by redShark
(Post 10759723)
I once proposed a solution to the problem of refugees in Europe based on the successful experiment of the creation of Hong Kong. My idea was quite similar to that, just get the United Nations to rent a big piece of land from some poor African country for a period of 200 years. create a country in that land and send all the refugees in Europe over to that new country to live and work and develop it. Initially this new country will financially and militarily be supported by the UN but soon enough it will have its own functioning economy based, maybe on tourism, manufacturing, etc. The host African country will obviously benefit from the few billion dollars annual rent it gets from the UN, on top of the bounce of owning a new country 200 years down the line (just like China did).
Now I can see that by having such a country in existence, not only the problem of refugees in Europe will be solved but to a great extent the problem of crimes too. Multiple offending criminals (immigrants and whites), for example will be sent there too after serving their sentences in their home countries. Once they’ve served their times they would be stripped off their current European nationalities and be sent to their new home country to make a new life and will be treated as foreigners if they wish to come back home. 2. What if that large population doest not want to move to an african country with no infrastructure, no nothing? sounds like what the americans did to the japanese living in the states after pearl harbor. Practicality demands long term thinking my friend |
Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Blue Cat
(Post 10759389)
where their family originally hailed from
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Re: A New Chuch Opens in UAE
Originally Posted by Norm_uk
(Post 10760289)
We already have laws to deport recent immigrants for serious crimes like rape, murder etc. Openly treasonous statements could be easily added to that list. The problem is more do to with EU laws making it hard to deport some people we really don't want. The other problem is poor integration policies of successive governments as well.
The question is do we include the second generation in this if so, how? Since I feel immigrants who don't demonstrate integration into British mainstream culture, don't speak English or one of the Gaelic languages and who carry on as if they are colonising us shouldn't even have British passports regardless of if they are mixed or not I probably see this differently though. We should have a system like the UAE with a small gap for people who really do love Britain and our way of life to get citizenship, stay and become one of us regardless of where they are from. N. Back to deportation, if someone from Albania (as an example) rapes or murders they get sent home (and maybe pay a bung or call in a favour then are free to go). Someone from UK does the same and goes into a penal system with transparency. If my family were a victim I'd far rather see the perpetrator do the time here. Britain has changed, like it or not. |
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