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'Many' muslims moving back to ME
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6585411.stm
not sure what to make of this one... initial reaction: 'don't let the door hit you on the way out'. However, I suspect it's a little more complicated than that. I guess it shows more loyalty to their religion than the country of their birth, which housed them, educated them etc. The cynic in me says 'tell me something I didn't know'. Again I'm drawn to the idea that 'they' need to combat the negative view of Islam in the UK with the help of those who are willing to support them. Standing up for their rights (lol when has that ever been a non issue for Islam here?) ought to be something to fight for in a country like the UK. Sure there's a bad view of the religion right now, all the more reason for those who don't subscribe to extremism and just want to get along with their lives here to stand up and be counted, vociferously and unflinchingly. Moving out and giving up seems like a cop-out to me. on the other hand http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6569579.stm this guy seems to have a handle on the whole business- Quote:
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If I'm entirely honest in my opinion of this then I have to say it is somewhat ungrateful of them to desert their country when it needs bright, educated and moral individuals to help smooth out the creases in our towns and cities' communities. In a sense I can understand the feelings of these people, but their attitude in this case is definitely wrong footed. I'm sure that there are some here in the UK who will see this as a sort of admission of guilt. Either way, it does nothing to help resolve the issues regarding Muslims and extremism in the UK and the way these things are viewed, if anything it is detrimental to the very people who are effected most; a sort of vicious circle, if you see what I mean. These 'middle-class' Muslims are surely in one of the best positions to champion the success of their homeland (the UK) and the ability to communicate their Britishness to those who still need convincing should not be underestimated. Quote:
But isn't that the way with most people now? So in a sense maybe they are truly integrated now already :roll: As usual, after some considered thought during a quieter moment in the office, I am left with more questions than answers. |
Last one out, please turn off the lights. Thank you.
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There are also probably more reasons involved. You can't ignore the spectacular economic growth of the ME and oil-producing regions since the oil price skyrocketed, so those countries begin to look attractive for muslims, as the islam is official religion there. I bet if they were still poor, undeveloped countries, no muslims of britain would be interested in going there. Of course, probably that's the best policy to prevent any inmigration, i.e. ensuring the development of their origin countries:hmm:
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"Let's find a quite little place and listen for a while", just to be sure they are really going (which I doubt is representative for Europe).
If they really would get back home voluntarily without any laws, treaties, bribaries, not to mention violance needed - the better for them, for us, for all. But I doubt this news snippet is representative for a wide-ranged and long-termed trend. Anyway, I certainly don't hold anyone back if he wants to go back to his Islamic home in the ME. A peaceful re-separation of both the West and the Islamic sphere was always what I considered to be most unlikely solution, but to be the most desirable solution nevertheless. |
What they can't seem to understand is that if the good spoke out about the bad peoples perceptions could change. However the good might be targeted by the bad for speaking out and thats a very real possibility. So what do you do? You help them out the door.
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Britain - Europe's cheapest Bed and Breakfast.
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I must use that one at the next general election when Labour knock on my door. :lol: |
My reaction is - cya. Have a nice life (WHich I doubt when confronted with Shia law - or whatever they call it)
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Don't let the door hit ya where the good lord split ya!
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I have some Ham sandwiches I can pack them for thier trip................................:shifty: :smug:
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A while ago there was a debate at the CBC sparked by Dinesh D’Souza which among other things proposed that we ally with the "good Muslims" against the Jihadi, Islamist and radical Islamists and start backing them up and helping them take the helm of Islam.
I shared the same conviction for a long time and the only drawback of such alliance is working out the problem of reciprocity. Anyway, I decided to start looking for our allies to be. To my dissapointment, I found out that there was no one to ally with at all because they had already submitted to their Jihadi brethren. I found a defeated, passive (pacified), coward bunch of people that would not stand up for anything. They're lucky the wind isn't that strong in Britain or the snow too heavy. |
There are no different Islams. There is only one Islam: Muhammad's Islam. This is the basis on which all "different traditions" of Islam are founding upon. Be Islamic in the way Muhammad wanted it to be, and you are true Islamic. Reject some of his demands and regulations, and you are not Islmaic, but free to be killed if not obeying. Being sunni or shia is no issue here.
That'S what many Islamic people living in the West do not want to realise when embracing some of the Western rights and liberties, at the cost of some of the old Muhammedan practices. Muhammad did not know "some yes, some no." He only knew "all or nothing at all". Tolerance was not really a shining characteristic of this man. |
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So you agree they will never be ""Politically Correct"". And if they are then they are not true Islamics but are liars... I think they promote lying to Infidels in oder to kill Infidels. :sunny: |
Good for them...
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But a person that is truly Muslim in Muhammad's understanding - such a person is a problem for everybody - nobody's friend, all world's enemy. Such a person cannot be integrated, cannot be tamed, cannot be changed or civilised or educated. Hate, intolerance, arrogance and aggressiveness is following in his wake. Fight for survival in many obvious and not-so-obvious forms flames up wherever such people appear. - You keep them away, or you kill them, else you loose your house, your home, your identity, your culture - everything. Concerning the first group, those that I call untrue Muslims, it nevertheless is to be demanded from them that they stop their self-ordered blindness, critically check and examione their "belief" from an outside perspective, and stand up against those who in the name of Islam claim special rights and growing influence of Islam in the West. If they do not do this, their integration fails as well, but for different reasons, and they help to propagate and support evil although having good intentions - that nevertheless do not reach far enough to stand up and make a difference. the passive silence you face when demanding etsern Muslims to raise and "make the difference" is tell-taling. And then it is the time when I say they should leave as well, sorry. You either play in our team, and our kind of game, and according to our rules, or you don't. You fit in, or you don't. Never mistake immigration with colonization. This European immigration problem does not compare to the immigration problems america has. Because america may be stormed by immigrants from the south as well, nevertheless these are of no different cultural origin and faith. Middle and South Americans are - Christians, and they are not about replacing laws and constitutions with the rules of some exotic and hyper-aggressive cult that aims for world domination and is totalitarian by nature. |
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Given that the topic is about muslims and not Islam, I think you're conflating the two. In the same way that a lot of Catholics don't mind about abortion or stem cell research. |
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Have no illusions, all the facts and arguments were thrown at D'Souza. The conclusion was completely unfavourable to his proposition both rhetorically and dialectically. That's why he managed to trigger a debate in the first place anyway. But that's the idea. Get these "untrue Muslims" as you call them on our side against the conqueror-wannabes. Set the hostages free and turn them on their captors. |
As soon as the 'leaders' of the Muslim community, like CAIR and their ilk, stand up and say, "we accept the basic politcal premises of a liberal nation-state and we denouce all forms of terrorism be it Hamas, Hizbollah, Al Queada, etc., etc., etc., (instead of terrorism is bad but the dirty land stealing Jews deserve it)" then I will be willing to accept the Islamic activist like I accept a abortion activist, or a black southern baptist, or a dirty hippy, or an amway salesman.
I might not agree with all the opinions of the last four, but I don't worry that they think their shortcut to a bunch of virgins involves blowing me up because I don't face east everyday and pray five times. |
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Wait wait wait....... Wait a minute.... I'am under the belief that Islam or Islam-ism is the religion and Muslims are but one flavor of believers and when Islamists is used it's throwing them (all flavors) all in to the pile or pot... :hmm: :damn: .....................?.......................... umm :oops: What? |
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