fanatics - Page 9

Suzzeeee · 09-01-2010, 12:54

i married one of these **** fanatics but it wos not for luv but for the money he paid me to stay here 15 thausond quid is a lot of money an I ain't seen him since the registar ofice thank god

garinda · 09-01-2010, 14:36

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Originally Posted by Suzzeeee

i married one of these **** fanatics but it wos not for luv but for the money he paid me to stay here 15 thausond quid is a lot of money an I ain't seen him since the registar ofice thank god

Poor beggar.

I think he was done.

jaysay · 09-01-2010, 14:40

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Poor beggar.

I think he was done.

Well I don't know about that Rindi, but you can rest assured we will have been ever since

garinda · 09-01-2010, 14:46

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Well I don't know about that Rindi, but you can rest assured we will have been ever since

Read through his/her posts, me thinks they're taking the proverbial.

webglynne · 09-01-2010, 16:20

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Originally Posted by Suzzeeee

i married one of these **** fanatics but it wos not for luv but for the money he paid me to stay here 15 thausond quid is a lot of money an I ain't seen him since the registar ofice thank god

Suzzeee are you complaining or advertising?

DaveinGermany · 09-01-2010, 16:56

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Read through his/her posts, me thinks they're taking the proverbial.

I'd agree with that Garinda.

Eric · 09-01-2010, 19:00

Hope this isn't too much of a wander, but yesterday leading Imams in Canada and the US issued a fatwa declaring attacks by extremists would constitute an atttack on the 10 million muslims living in North America, and stated that it is the "duty of every muslim in Canada and the US to safeguard the two countries." Calgary Imam Syed Shoharwardy stated "We are part of this society; this is my home, and anyone who attacks Canada attacks my home." If anyone is interested, there is probably more info on cbc.ca.

cashman · 09-01-2010, 22:05

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Hope this isn't too much of a wander, but yesterday leading Imams in Canada and the US issued a fatwa declaring attacks by extremists would constitute an atttack on the 10 million muslims living in North America, and stated that it is the "duty of every muslim in Canada and the US to safeguard the two countries." Calgary Imam Syed Shoharwardy stated "We are part of this society; this is my home, and anyone who attacks Canada attacks my home." If anyone is interested, there is probably more info on cbc.ca.

well eric i just wish ours would do similar, they would gain a lot more respect i'm positive. that is one area they do not endear themselves to brits.

jaysay · 10-01-2010, 10:12

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well eric i just wish ours would do similar, they would gain a lot more respect i'm positive. that is one area they do not endear themselves to brits.

Quite agree cashy, if there is any condemnation of of terrorists attacks and of these radical groups who threaten to demonstrate at places like Wootton Bassett, then we may just look more favourable on them, but they are mainly silent

cashman · 10-01-2010, 11:12

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Quite agree cashy, if there is any condemnation of of terrorists attacks and of these radical groups who threaten to demonstrate at places like Wootton Bassett, then we may just look more favourable on them, but they are mainly silent

Exactly, i have seen many races settle in britain in my time, fit in no problem, WHY? cos they have accepted our Laws/Customs etc so everyones happy no problem. its just the same if we move abroad, have to conform to that countrys ways/laws. its when people come here n want to change us, the resentment/problems start.

n our leaders are too numb to see it.

DaveinGermany · 10-01-2010, 11:27

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Exactly, i have seen many races settle in britain in my time, fit in no problem, WHY? cos they have accepted our Laws/Customs etc so everyones happy no problem. its just the same if we move abroad, have to conform to that countrys ways/laws. its when people come here n want to change us, the resentment/problems start.

n our leaders are too numb to see it.

Spot on Cashy , you're talking proper sense and I know all about settling elsewhere & fitting in. sadly these clowns don't understand or don't want to understand "fitting in".

Wynonie Harris · 10-01-2010, 11:32

Also causes massive resentment amongst those who HAVE come here and fitted in, believe me. However, it's not considered polite to talk about this amongst the political classes and liberal elite.

cashman · 10-01-2010, 11:37

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Also causes massive resentment amongst those who HAVE come here and fitted in, believe me. However, it's not considered polite to talk about this amongst the political classes and liberal elite.

that is oh so true, but as i'm not liberal elite etc stuff em i will say it.

jaysay · 10-01-2010, 11:46

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Also causes massive resentment amongst those who HAVE come here and fitted in, believe me. However, it's not considered polite to talk about this amongst the political classes and liberal elite.

By the liberal elite are you talking about the Guardian and Independent readers Wyn

Wynonie Harris · 10-01-2010, 11:59

The Guardian and Indie readers amongst others, along with the heirarchy of both major parties.

They're totally out of touch with the vast majority of ordinary people in this country. When you get someone like Garinda, who doesn't have a racist bone in his body and is probably one of the most open-minded people I know, saying something like this...

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If people want to live in a Muslim state they should pack their bags, and go and live in one, though I fear our generous benefit system means this is unlikely.

...then you know that folk are really getting fed up.

What the idiots don't want to understand is that the situation plays right into the hands of those with a racist agenda and makes things considerably more difficult for law-abiding, hardworking immigrants who just want to get on with their lives.