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gruffalo

7,521 posts

226 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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Digga said:
Smiler. said:
There was another programme on R4 a week or so ago which recalled the murder of that Muslim shopkeeper by another Muslim (for being the wrong type...
I don't know precisely why, but that story still upsets me. I guess it's because the shopkeeper appears to have been such a decent, bloke, well liked in his (diverse) community and the thug that killed him was such a vile and worthless human incarnation of dogma.
Can't disagree with that at all.

del mar

2,838 posts

199 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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Digga said:
Smiler. said:
There was another programme on R4 a week or so ago which recalled the murder of that Muslim shopkeeper by another Muslim (for being the wrong type...
I don't know precisely why, but that story still upsets me. I guess it's because the shopkeeper appears to have been such a decent, bloke, well liked in his (diverse) community and the thug that killed him was such a vile and worthless human incarnation of dogma.
He was hardly a decent bloke - he was a Blasphema ! Allah punished him as he saw fit.

As mentioned before to get a passport in Pakistan you have to sign a declaration condemning the Ahmadi and their beliefs, do you think these people just leav all their odd beliefs and opinions at passport control when they arrive ?

del mar

2,838 posts

199 months

Wednesday 15th March 2017
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carinaman said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b08hm9w4

In the last 15 minutes of that BBC radio programme lastnight a politician in Holland dared to mention the offences in Rotherham and the ethinicity of the offenders.
The Muslims grooming issue was identified in Holland years before us, their more relaxed attitude to Prostitution made the "pimping" easier. Look up Dutch Loverboys.

Our issues was deemed to be Pakistani men, which was then reduced further to a specific region ! ( although wxpanded again as most muslims groups were involved)

Holland does not have the same historic ties to Pakistan as we do so how on earth do they suffer the same issues With Moroccans ......

Edited by del mar on Wednesday 15th March 10:14

freakybacon

550 posts

163 months

Thursday 23rd March 2017
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Huddersfield. Names as you would now expect.

http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news...

Digga

40,314 posts

283 months

Friday 24th March 2017
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freakybacon said:
Huddersfield. Names as you would now expect.

http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news...
Not quite. The first name was a surprise; "Singh" not normally a Muslim name, but then he may well have converted on marriage.

Also "Everton La Bastide". Talk about giving a dog a bad name.

dudleybloke

19,810 posts

186 months

Friday 24th March 2017
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Digga said:
freakybacon said:
Huddersfield. Names as you would now expect.

http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news...
Not quite. The first name was a surprise; "Singh" not normally a Muslim name, but then he may well have converted on marriage.

Also "Everton La Bastide". Talk about giving a dog a bad name.
LA Bastide has form for previous kidnappings too.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/court-escape-...

Username888

505 posts

201 months

Friday 24th March 2017
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freakybacon said:
Huddersfield. Names as you would now expect.

http://www.examiner.co.uk/news/west-yorkshire-news...
Just because many of them named themselves after an Islamic, Jew hating, misogynistic, barbaric, paedophile, this doesn't have anything to do with Islamic culture. It's just that Muslims are more susceptible to dangerous mental health problems than the rest of us.

Transmitter Man

4,253 posts

224 months

Saturday 25th March 2017
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Some might say it's the religion itself with the health problem.

Phil

gruffalo

7,521 posts

226 months

Sunday 2nd April 2017
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andymc

7,350 posts

207 months

Sunday 2nd April 2017
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waits for the usual apologists ...

DamienB

1,189 posts

219 months

Sunday 2nd April 2017
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Now, now. One of them's called 'Joseph'.

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

123 months

Friday 2nd June 2017
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"Police investigate 180 new child sex cases in 'grooming capital of UK' as fears grow of another Rochdale
The area takes in the small mill town of Keighley - described as the nation’s ‘capital’ of child grooming and the crimes involve 165 suspects and more than 100 victims"

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/west-yorkshir...

Digga

40,314 posts

283 months

Friday 2nd June 2017
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Unfortunately, my opinion is that the more rocks the authorities look under - and I do believe they are, but as I've said before and this latest story proves, many investigations are ongoing - the more they will find. Abuse, drugs and many other criminal or, in some cases terrorist activities have been going on unhindered. In a civilised nation,my his is a disgrace and a real danger.

Pesty

42,655 posts

256 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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Digga said:
Unfortunately, my opinion is that the more rocks the authorities look under - and I do believe they are, but as I've said before and this latest story proves, many investigations are ongoing - the more they will find. Abuse, drugs and many other criminal or, in some cases terrorist activities have been going on unhindered. In a civilised nation,my his is a disgrace and a real danger.
Dr Bernardo's said years ago on tv interview this was happening in every town and city ran from take a ways and taxi firms.


Digga

40,314 posts

283 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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It is interesting that former chief crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal, who convicted the Rochdale gang, has resigned this week as chief exec of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners because they attempted to ban him speaking out against Muslim community leaders' in the aftermath of the Manchester attack.

Mr Afazl feels that Muslim leaders are often playing the victim card, rather than address issues within their community and he was particularly critical of the Muslim Council for having not even discussed the issue of radicalisation at their AGM. If they're not bothered about radicalisation, what hope for innocent abuse victims?

andymc

7,350 posts

207 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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What is wrong with Pakistani men? Other Asian groups don't have this issue

Edited by andymc on Saturday 3rd June 12:17

andymc

7,350 posts

207 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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it won't, even the perps claaim it's a racist witch hunt

Smiler.

11,752 posts

230 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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andymc said:
What is wrong with Pakistani men? Other Asian groups don't have this issue

Edited by andymc on Saturday 3rd June 12:17
Have a listen to this: BBC R4 - Beyond Belief

It's the episode I refer to in my post above (mistakenly as Assignment).

There doesn't seem to be much overt interest in tackling/discussing the obvious issues manifesting in the UK.

I guess that a lot of people could say with justification "told you so" & that would be politically unacceptable to certain quarters.

For clarification, the same applies to the indigenous feckless scroungers whose behaviour is just that little bit less evil that the aforementioned.

Those in positions of authority who are politically driven need outing & their failed policies exposed.

del mar

2,838 posts

199 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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Digga said:
It is interesting that former chief crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal, who convicted the Rochdale gang, has resigned this week as chief exec of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners because they attempted to ban him speaking out against Muslim community leaders' in the aftermath of the Manchester attack.

Mr Afazl feels that Muslim leaders are often playing the victim card, rather than address issues within their community and he was particularly critical of the Muslim Council for having not even discussed the issue of radicalisation at their AGM. If they're not bothered about radicalisation, what hope for innocent abuse victims?
I have just read that article - excellent, but is it really new ? Muslims playing the victim card to get a little bit more / acceptance ? Some including the MCB are actively working against all the anti radicalisation strategy, not because they understand what it does but portraying themselves as victims is easy / more profitable.

speedchick

5,173 posts

222 months

Saturday 3rd June 2017
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anonymous said:
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Not just chicken shops, I reckon a lot of the barbers are as well. You see the same faces going in all the time, no one needs their already very short hair cutting every two days.