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Originally Posted by Graham
Nice to see things have changed so much (at least in regard to Muslims)!
Why did they have "no other choice"? Or was it that, as the next generation came along, they *became* part of British Society?
So what *is* "British indigenous culture"?
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1) I wasn't aware of the name, thank you for the information.
2) The only "disrespect" there is directed at those who *would* stop someone because they match a certain description and I doubt very much whether they would know or even *care* what the hat was called.
There is also a part of the legal process called "reasonable grounds for suspicion".
The quote that was in response to was "They are looking for a threat from islamic fanatics," now do you assume that *everyone* who looks and dresses a certain way is a potential fanatic? Well, you'd have to if you're going to question them and consider them a suspect...!!!
Whoops, there goes a fast one...! Catch it, quick...!!!
Your statement above is *exactly* the sort of thing that I "feel that way", because you are making an *ASSUMPTION* that these people "support Abu Hamza and his terrorist supporting views" without any *EVIDENCE*!!!
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Errmmm the fact that there were gathering of people that stilloccured when hamza preached outside the finsbury park mosque, you know when he was kicked out. There were people there backing him.
Its not hard to read into, death to the infidel, death to america.
Unless I'm very much mistaken, or the English language has changed dramatically in the last few months, those slogans mean, death to the infidel, death to america. Sounds pretty much like a radical view.
As for supporters check this link:-
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...phy/Masri.html
And it quotes a bibliography of sources.
Many of them from Yemen.
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And you don't grass your mates up to the Police, teacher, whoever, no matter whether you're black, white, asian or anything else.
Don't try to imply that this is *exclusive* to Muslims.
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Ermm, hang on a minute, wouldnt that be a presumption on your part that no one here has grassed anyone up?
And we arent always talking about mates, or does every person know everbody else personalkly enough to call them "mates".
I've grassed friends up, when they have done wrong. Fortunately for me, my friends know when they have done wrong 99% of the time.