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^Weren't some of the incidents by the police/army? The incident with the woman being stamped on was condemned by pretty much all the political parties IIRC. So wouldn't the concern of these incidents be more an issue for a vote for Shafiq (i.e. because he's associated with the Mubarak regime?) I don...

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At least shafique's antisemitic author Your memory is letting you down yet again eh. If you're referring to Karmi, then it was Berrin that initially quoted him and FD that misleadingly posted a selective quote (without a link) trying to make him out to be anti-Semitic. Your fail is again epic. http...

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Again eh, when caught out you resort to ranting. :roll: You and FD tried a failed to make me out as an anti-semite - FD had to resort to selectively quoting Karmi and was found out. Anyway - you failed then, and eventually both you and FD got banned for your posts. But you're back and still trying t...

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^How about Peace with Islam and Muslims is impossible. The only time Muslims seek peace is when they need to reload. http://www.dubaiforums.com/philosophy-dubai/most-extreme-religous-fanatic-here-t41961-30.html#p341839 It was this aspect of your posts that got you and the fellow anti-Muslims banned....

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^Shame that your delusions and fantasies about other posters are as credible as your views about Islam and Muslims. But hey, you are trying hard this time round to convince others that you're views of others is correct. Perhaps you'll have better luck this time. However, if you continue to rely on i...

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You really need to work on your memory issues eh. I was quite clear in my first post: I quote that link because the JP article seems to be suffering from the fault highlighted in that thread. It uses the word 'Islam' for the action of this one Belgium group. Hmm. Does this therefore not make it guil...

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A small step in the scheme of things, but it is progress: For the desert kingdom, the decision to allow women to compete in the Olympics is a huge step, overturning deep-rooted opposition from those opposed to any public role for women. As recently as April, the indications were that Saudi Arabia's ...

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about the result (although to be fair the I-ties played much better).

As for the banned ones' comments - I've been accused of many things in the past - but causing England to lose a match is one of the most bizare.

That tops my list of conspiracy theories so far.

Cheers,

Shafique

shafique

European wrote:Let's hope you don't like tennis.

Why - do you think I my powers to influence sport are soooo strong.

Thanks, you made my day.

Cheers,

Shafique

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European , surely Andy would love to share the laughs about your conspiracy theory.

Cheers,

Shafique

shafique

I am glad you are finding me amusing - it would be a tragedy if we were the only ones laughing.

Anything else you'd like to blame me for - the weather perhaps?:D

But cheers, the footy result was a let down, but you blaming me cheered me up.

Cheers,

Shafique

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In a growing list of failures by far right, anti-Muslim group EDL and those associated with it, we have news of a flop this weekend: Norwegian Defence League protest flops Police say about 40 far-right radicals have held a peaceful rally to protest what they call the “Islamization of Norway and Euro...

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Some good news from the States: Jewish Federation of LA Pulls the Plug on Pamela Geller Hatefest Charles Johnson http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/pictures/gellerglare.jpg Deranged hate group leader Pamela Geller is raging and spewing venom this morning (I know, it’s her usual state) because th...

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^And you could argue that the first concentration camps were those used by the British against the Boers in South Africa (and where many died). However Berrin, there's a major distinction between the US internment camps of Japanese Americans etc in the US and the Nazi camps. The subjugation of conqu...

shafique

The first sentence of your quote. The clue was in the word Islam. ;) Hence: They generalize specific incidents to reflect on all Muslims or all of Islam. When they are caught in the act of making up or distorting claims they engage in devious methods to attempt to conceal the evidence. .. The Islamo...

shafique

You didn't answer the question - in what way is this quote not attributing to 'Islam' what one group in Belgium has done?

Your post is one long 'devious method' to avoid this question. You've been found out again.

Cheer,

Shafique

shafique

^OOh, a 'whataboutery' argument. Not seen one in a while. Try and keep on topic eh, this thread is about Geller's failure. But hold on, are you saying that you agree that Geller is an extremist etc, but that CAIR also champions extremists. Hmm? But in this case the story is an organisation NOT givin...

shafique

eh, eh, eh - really. I should have checked the link you gave. You've been a naughty boy yet again, haven't you?!! Your quote in the OP was yet another example of a misleading, selective quote. You deliberately missed out the highlighted sentence: Samuels added that the FIOE’s praise of Garaudy bring...

shafique

You've been busted. Selectively quoting someone questioning whether these guys represent Islam, to look like he was blaming Islam. The fault is with you, not JP. My error was to believe what you posted was accurate and not misleading. Busted. Can you not make one of your ideological points without m...

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You missed out the crucial sentence I highlighted. You can't wriggle out of this one eh.

You are the one guilty of trying to generalise about Islam. Fail.

Cheers,
Shafique

shafique

Yawn. Is that it? :roll: The full Daily Mail article is more interesting than the snippets you've provided (and it was easy to guess it was a DM story): http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2163959/Maroon-Rafique-Mother-turned-away-parents-evening-refused-remove-face-veil.html You could have also...

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The man on the right looked like the caricatures of Jews in old European anti-Semitic cartoons - perhaps it was intentional? The similarities between event horizon/rayznack Islamophobia (and smear tactics, exposed in other threads) does bear an uncanny resemblance to the virulent European anti-semit...

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Both men in the cartoon look white to me. One looks like a caricature of a Jewish person as per old propaganda (the Jews in Europe that were depicted are white, after all) - hence my comments above. You really must do something about your obsession with race BM (yeah, yeah - you will insist you're n...

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Yes, I understood your denial of the statement of the Kenyans who say it isn't about religion - as I said, you have your opinion and the Muslims and Christians in Kenya who you disagree with have theirs. Interesting that it is their words that have been published and not your view. Actually, no it i...

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Fail.

I do love it when I come across these fantasies. V funny.

I even took the trouble to highlight eh's complaint - that was the supreme irony.

Cheers,

Shafique

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I'm also thankful that the Kenyan Muslims and Christians are guarding the churches. The fact that Muslim clerics have been killed for speaking out against the attacks by al shabbab makes your usual anti-Muslim stance particularly distasteful in this thread - however, let's not let your prejudices ge...

shafique

LOL - stop with the conspiracy theories already. I highlighted eh's words 'complaining about other posters' by making them bold . The post I quoted is this one: http://www.dubaiforums.com/dubai-politics-talk/pro-religious-extremism-t51180.html#p412982 It was funny that his post was all about complai...

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ETA ^Nucleus - excellent interview. That addresses most of the issues head on. kanelli , My sister-in-law does choose to wear the veil for religious reasons, but not because of Islam forces her to wear a veil. It's her choice. Her modesty is not called into question, nor is her piety - and she is no...

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Ok - the two in the article choosing to wear the veil say it is a personal, voluntary choice (not an obligation under Islam) and they do it for personal reasons to feel closer to God - not because a man has told them this (Imam or not): Fatima Barktulla, 31, a cheery pregnant mother of three boys wh...

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Women and men should wear exactly same clothes to be equal. Agree or disagree? 'should wear' - no, that would be silly. It would equally be silly to say men and women should compete against each other in sports (boxing, tennis etc). I don't have problem with some men choosing to wear a burqa or a d...

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