Islamic group's plan to march through Wootton Bassett

[NoKnowledge]

Is this good enough for the anti muslims

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ary-march.html

[Gary L]

Originally Posted by nomadking

Better be careful, before you know it people will actually be saying that it's ok for groups to demonstrate against Islamic extremism or Islamification even outside a Mosque.

Never. they'd all get arrested for inciting racial hatred.

Originally Posted by Mr Angry

I think I understand where EOB is coming from.

He's annoyed that a bunch of people whom he broadly categorizes as "bottom-dwelling asshats, treasonous, beardy, retarded, mouthy, spineless ***** who hate everything we stand for...." have the apparent audacity to broadly categorize people he respects as "baby killers, rapists and war criminals".

Is that about it?

I'm not broadly categorizing anyone, I'm specifically categorizing the members of islam4uk as the above.... Personally I find it offensive that Mr Mouthpiece for islam4uk thinks that sociopathic suicide bombers to be hero's (especially when they target UK citizens). While he lives in the UK, and enjoys the same freedoms being bought in young mens blood in Afghan.... Or don't you understand that ?

[Jimmy-J]

An Islamist group organising a demo in Wootton Bassett has agreed to call it off - if the Prime Minister agrees to a debate on Afghanistan.

Link

[Russ]

Now that's a clever move.

[NoKnowledge]

Originally Posted by Product 13

Link

I think that aint gonna happen and I4UK know that

Yup! PR dressing but clever. Makes them appear rational and concerned more about Afghanistan than insulting people.

[Jimmy-J]

The PM won't talk and the protest won't go ahead.

[Gary L]

Looks like they've unplugged their site

[Mr Angry]

Originally Posted by Earl of Bronze

I'm not broadly categorizing anyone, I'm specifically categorizing the members of islam4uk as the above.... Personally I find it offensive that Mr Mouthpiece for islam4uk thinks that sociopathic suicide bombers to be hero's (especially when they target UK citizens). While he lives in the UK, and enjoys the same freedoms being bought in young mens blood in Afghan.... Or don't you understand that ?

Mr Mouthpiece for islam4uk and his "bottom-dwelling asshats, treasonous, beardy, retarded, mouthy, spineless ***** who hate everything we stand for...." mates is equally disturbed by your portrayal of people who they consider to be "baby killers, rapists and war criminals" as sacrificing their lives for freedom.

It is his right, whether we like it or not, in a supposedly democratic society to express those views.

There are many hundreds of thousands of people in the UK who do not believe, and have never believed, that the life of one british soldier should have ever been wasted in Afghanistan and, whilst I appreciate this might come as somewhat of an unstereotypical surprise to you, many of those hundreds of thousands are neither muslim nor could they be classified as "bottom-dwelling asshats, treasonous, beardy, retarded, mouthy, spineless ***** who hate everything we stand for...."

You, clearly, fail to understand that - along with the fact that this march was never intended to take place and was, as with 99.9% of their previously announced contentious events, designed to whip up and expose anti muslim feelings in the UK.

You have served their ends well.

Originally Posted by foreverwar

I find myself in a dilemma - I think what these marchers are proposing is abhorrent, and it turns my stomach that they could subvert what the good people of Wooton Bassett are doing to show respect to the fallen in Afghanistan, and I am pleased by what Alan Johnson is doing, but I am worried that this is the first step in banning anything that is unpopular/may cause problems (like BNP marches, EDL marches, Gay Giraffes against Genetically Modified Organisms protests, Fox Hunters against the Congestion Charge, etc, etc).

Originally Posted by nomadking

Better be careful, before you know it people will actually be saying that it's ok for groups to demonstrate against Islamic extremism or Islamification even outside a Mosque.

Originally Posted by Gary L

Never. they'd all get arrested for inciting racial hatred.

As usual, you are mistaken in your misguided assertion - I think that protesting outside a mosque (as the EDL were doing) and protesting at Wootton Bassett are stupid, abhorrent, and provocative (but I think Islam4UK win on the Ass-hat competition); but the downside of democracy is having to listen to people you disagree with strongly (the upside is that they have to listen to you.... ).

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by NoKnowledge

Is this good enough for the anti muslims

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ary-march.html

i think its still government policy not to pay ransom demands, i hope Brown tells him where to shove his "debate".

[NoKnowledge]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

i think its still government policy not to pay ransom demands, i hope Brown tells him where to shove his "debate".

OK the story has changed on that link I provided.

The original story was

Muslims from the Wootton Bassett area turned on Choudary today.

The Wiltshire Islamic Cultural Centre said: "We will hold Anjem Choudary and al-Muhajiroun responsible for any backlash against any Muslim in Wiltshire or elsewhere as a result of their proposed irresponsible and irrational actions and any insecurity brought upon the majority peaceful Muslim population.
"We strongly request Wiltshire Police to ban the proposed march in the interests of public order, public safety and community cohesion."

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by NoKnowledge

OK the story has changed on that link I provided.

The original story was

noted

Seeing as there is a need to clarigfy our positions i will clarify mine i have no problem with anyone protesting anything they damn well want too but with the freedom to protest comes a little responsibility. Also these people are not so much protesting this war as the people fighting it and basing it on what they THINK is going on not what actually is.

Protest the war havn't got a problem with that protest the army being whereever also don't have a problem with that. But you do not go to the one place that shows complete respect for our fallen service people and then educate them on what is going on in those combat zones with a load of lies and biased rubbish that is a figment for the most part of their twisted imagination.

There have to be limits to what you can do and where you can do it. Hands up those who believe they would be marching through wootton if that wasn't the place our deceased service people come home through ???. This isn't a protest this isn't a demonstration it IS a slap in the face for this country and the services and some on here expect it to be allowed and cheek turned.

No enough is enough if these people really have the problem they claim to have then let them actually demonstrate that with meaningful actions like leaving the UK and going to whereever they want and doing something other then talking out of their back orrifice.

Being a democracy doens't mean you have to bend over backwards for the whim of every group of five hundred it means majority rules and this group is by no means a majority but is upsetting the majority so being truly democratic the march should be banned should it not ??.

Would i commit acts of violence against these people not without provacation and i am certain they will do as much of that as they can so in the end i would probably end up slapping someone. Because you have the right to disagree with what a country\government does but you do not have the right to smear the memory and honour of people that gave their life for this country and attack those who are no longer able because of their service to counter any vile disgusting accusations.

These people are **** and once upon a time we called them what they are traitors and dealt with them accordingly but were too civilised to do that now so we allow them to roam about spewing crap out of every orrifice and we say and do nothing to the point it has become a habit to do nothing and most are comfortable with that.