RizzyKing

Islam is a problem because it seems to be far too easy for some believers to interpret the qu'ran in so many ways, it's a problem because it's leaders have conflicting views as to the meaning of the qu'ran. Islam will not change it does not move with the world and that is allowing a small group within islam to use it as an excuse to commit terrorism and daily atrocities.

As for leicester I've been there on and off my whole life and i know how much it's changed I've seen the businesses that were forced off the melton and belgrave road part of leicester in the late eighties and nineties by intimidation from predominately muslim members. Also had the joy of a little poster campaign in the early nineties of a white mans head being pulled back and his throat slit with the word "fun-damental" underneath and I've also been in the casualty department of the leicester royal three times when me and some friends made the mistake of walking down the melton road on our way back to the city centre when a gang of asian men laid into us telling us to stay out of their neighbourhood. Three times because like you i didn't believe it was anything more then trouble makers and one of our friends had family just past the asian community.

In 2001 i was a trainee at a centre in belgrave helping mainly asians to achieve their nvq 2 when the twin towers were attacked everyday for about five weeks following that i got threats on way too and from the centre and spat on by groups of young muslim males two of them i was helping. So I'm glad you had a great time in leicester Russ but it isn't all great and that city in two decades has changed massively some for the better but some for the worse and there is a growing resentment there which saddens me to see.