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Calls for Cameron to step in after US bars British Muslim family from Disneyland trip
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews...cid=spartanntp
I find this article absurd, first they get permission to fly, then it gets turned down without explanation and they will lose money Don't you think that the family may have had enemies of jealousy and someone has called the USA Embassy. There is more to this story, then what we are told But then again, American has its rules, not like this pathetic Government who will let anyone in |
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If you think there is more to this story then let us know what you think it is??
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As requested (Ok its the Fail but...)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-t-either.html It does kinda put things in a different light. Like two sides to a story? this is 't other side. |
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Excellent unbiased sources - Katie (who can I hate today) Hopkins, and breitbart (look out, the Muslims are coming).
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No attempt to look at the information and discuss it......simply straight to the "oh, it's in the <insert hated right wing press outlet> so it must be ignored" Really? :dozey: |
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No offence here to anyone but this is the issue all along...
We or another country are trying to say how to run their countries or change their laws. What happens in the USA should have no bearing on our government in this way. Yes i admit its an absurd thing they have done, but we should not be telling other countries what to do. |
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Hugh is hardly a lefty and since when does katie Hopkins deal in facts she's paid to give an opinion and in her case it's usually one that'll get her as much attention as possible ---------- Post added at 02:06 ---------- Previous post was at 02:05 ---------- Quote:
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However, using Katie Hopkins/breitbart as evidence, when their articles are non-fact based, and just use dog-whistle phrases, doesn't have any credibility. I feel the same about the Mirror and the SWP publication, so I am an equal-opportunity sceptic. ---------- Post added at 08:53 ---------- Previous post was at 08:39 ---------- Quote:
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Yet another case from nearly 3 years ago, where they weren't Muslim so of course no fuss was made. Quote:
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And did the family joke about blowing things up and killing people?
If not, your reference is hardly relevant. The Japanese artist was refused a visa, not stopped from boarding a plane - your straws really are being grasped at... |
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Stop refusing to accept information because you don't like the messenger/their viewpoint.
Facts are facts. I don't particularly like Katie Hopkins but her article just happened to be the first one to state their facts. Like it or not, hidden deep in her bs ARE some facts as verified by other sources, which explain why the Americans chose to do what they did. |
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They weren't just going to Disneyland, they were going to visit family probably for an extended period. |
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Does anyone seriously think Cameron can do anything about this policy? Is he going to be asked to 'intervene' every time someone or other falls foul of it or only when the circumstances suit one agenda or another?
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Not my words but certainly my sentiment. from here
http://www.arrse.co.uk/community/thr...248609/page-16 I see a report in the Torygraph saying that the entire group was NOT banned from travelling, as the claims of the group go, one of the adults had been banned from entering Israel and that one of the minors had links to terrorist websites on his facebook page. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...im-family.html Quote:
Now that tells me that they were not refused entry as a group, but two were due to their own actions. It also tells me that this had eff all to do with them being muslim, and everything to do with previous actions by two of the group. So you can huff and you can puff as much as you like, but in this case it looks like you're barking up the wrong tree Looks more like the same old feeling that the Muslim chap in the news was trying to inflame the unfounded issue of Muslims being victimized. I'm not trying to be PC, simply measured. I think that things are going too far with people being terrified to speak the truth. Moderate Muslims need to step up to the plate and either support and facilitate being inclusive or not. It's an unfortunate fact that the public in the west is being manipulated by the shouty bearded types, in so much as the public won't generally say what they feel, as they will be branded either a racist or victimizing Muslims. Yet again, a cry from someone who claims to be victimized makes international news. Now it comes to light that there were links from his IP address to radical Islam. Well done the USA for denying him entry. What pees me off is that true injustice gets eclipsed by the shouty bearded types claiming victimization. It's now become fashionable and in some cases a knee jerk reaction to stand behind any perceived injustice towards a Muslim regardless of the facts. Equality and inclusiveness is what makes us different from the psychopathic apocalyptic death cult that ISIS truly is. Unfortunately, that very value is being used against us. Fortunately in the west you have freedom of speech but I find it harmful, to say the least, when people get dragged into a perceived and und unfounded claim of ... It's because he is Muslim. |
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As I said earlier, I thought there was more to this than met the eye.
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Sovereign countries have the right to bar entry to anyone they like (or dislike) for whatever reason they see fit.
I was barred from entering Israel because I had previously visited Egypt. Then I was barred from visiting Egypt again, as I had "travelled to Israel". |
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I think something that should be remembered in situations like this is that entering the USA, and indeed most other countries, isn't a right that is rescinded it is a privilege that may or may not be granted.
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So, IIUC, the upshot of all this is that an entire Muslim family has NOT been banned from going to the US. Certain members of the family were banned and the rest decided not to go. Of course I totally understand why they would no longer want to go but that's not quite the same as the whole family being banned is it.
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The fact that those 'smears' have now been put forward by many other sources would rather suggest that they weren't in fact... smears at all. I DID ask that you didn't refuse facts because you didn't see eye to eye with whoever posted them. |
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So Breitbart (and Hopkins-(very strange woman btw)) were correct? :PP::D
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There would be none of this mess if the US stated the reason why entry was refused. They have every right to refuse entry but they also have a reasonable duty to explain why. If they came across as fair and reasonable in explaining the reasons in the first place then this would have never made the news in the way it has ..
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The USA is allowed like any other country, to inforce the laws of THERE land.
I just wish the British Government would do the same. Its like in some countries, there are strict laws concerning drugs and alcohol etc, and yet Brits go there and break them. And then ask the British Government to help them - WHY. If you break the law in that country, then you pay the price. there again this country is too soft. Any overseas person breaks the law in THIS country, will probably get prison - which we will pay for. Then released to do it again ---------- Post added at 22:31 ---------- Previous post was at 22:24 ---------- http://www.getwestlondon.co.uk/incom...-visa-10650217 Nearly the same topic. Answers please on a postcard to Arthur Same point, same reason. Visa cancelled and not allowed to fly |
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Also, given the current climate, it would be in the interests of the USA to be transparent and release a statement from Homeland Security when these events occur .. |
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CBP = US Customs and Border Protection DHS = Department of Homeland Security |
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The Daily Mail have now apologised and agreed to pay the Mahmood family damages: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/arti...y-apology.html Quote:
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I dislike the way that the Mail apologises on Hopkins behalf..why can't she make her own apology?
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Aha! Apparently she did so via Twitter. However I think she could have done better than that.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38367563 |
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Presumably the Mail has to apologise since they printed her article and what she does personally is different. Her apology might well be seen by more people on Twitter than in the DM but she should do so there too.
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Yeah it's the Mail's responsibility ultimately.
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Having said all that, she did apologise, albeit minimally and timed to appear at 2am when she presumably hoped nobody would notice. |
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