'Muslim Plot' To Take Over Schools Investigated

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by rhyds

I don't think every Irish Catholic is a terrorist just because of the IRA...

Were you around in the '70's, the country did then, even an Irish accent was cause for suspicion.

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Were you around in the '70's, the country did then, even an Irish accent was cause for suspicion.

[Qtx]

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

The official government report is even less flattering.

Mr Clarke found evidence of an "aggressive Islamist agenda".

Teachers could face misconduct inquiries, she told the House of Commons, after Mr Clarke's report found a social media group called the "Park View Brotherhood" used by male senior staff at Park View School.

He said the social media messages included "explicit homophobia; highly offensive comments about British service personnel; a stated ambition to increase segregation in the school; disparagement of strands of Islam; scepticism about the truth of reports of the murder of Lee Rigby and the Boston bombings; and a constant undercurrent of anti-western, anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment".

So there is a chance they won't face any misconduct inquiries over that part. What gets said between friends is often not for public consumption and it is often where you can be most honest about your feelings, so in general I don't think this kind of facebook comment thing should be used against people unless it is actually evidence of a crime.

Still find it funny that they mentioned anti-american sentiment. Most of the world hate america so why even mention that?

[Pierre]

Originally Posted by Qtx

So there is a chance they won't face any misconduct inquiries over that part. What gets said between friends is often not for public consumption and it is often where you can be most honest about your feelings, so in general I don't think this kind of facebook comment thing should be used against people unless it is actually evidence of a crime.

Still find it funny that they mentioned anti-american sentiment. Most of the world hate america so why even mention that?

Said between friends verbally is one thing.

Posted in writing on a website, is another. Twitter has proven that.

[Ignitionnet]

Originally Posted by Pierre

Said between friends verbally is one thing.

Posted in writing on a website, is another. Twitter has proven that.

Posting online is publishing. If you wouldn't be happy for it to appear in a newspaper or news website don't put it on social media.

[Qtx]

Originally Posted by Pierre

Said between friends verbally is one thing.

Posted in writing on a website, is another. Twitter has proven that.

Twitter and Facebook is pretty the same as publishing publicly although it shouldn't stop you expressing an opinion. I don't use facebook so I assume it's possible to make a private group for just friends a group that requires permission to enter? If so that is more akin to a private a conversation.

Even so, having an opinion such as those here in the Israel/Palestine threads shouldn't be classed as bad yet they seemed to have tried to beef out the report with as much bad as they could even though the report was bad enough without it.

I run a private group for Newsgroup spots

I personally do not care who sees my views on this or pretty much any other matter I am not ashamed of anything I think

[Pierre]

Originally Posted by tizmeinnit

I run a private group for Newsgroup spots

I personally do not care who sees my views on this or pretty much any other matter I am not ashamed of anything I think

But nobody gives a toss what you think.

If however, you were a teacher, there are many people who would be interested in you views and how decide to express them

Originally Posted by Pierre

But nobody gives a toss what you think.

If however, you were a teacher, there are many people who would be interested in you views and how decide to express them

you only have to see the reactions I get to see some clearly do yourself included

I do teach but not in school

Need I remind people that you do not need to swear to make your point. Abide by our rules please.

Originally Posted by Paul M

Need I remind people that you do not need to swear to make your point. Abide by our rules please.

I apologise I thought it was ok to use that word as so many others have used it.I will not do it again

[Russ]

Interestingly enough, it appears this secret plot by Muslims to 'take over the country' hasn't managed to extend as far as babies yet...

http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/15/top-10...-list-4833888/

[Pierre]

Originally Posted by Russ

Interestingly enough, it appears this secret plot by Muslims to 'take over the country' hasn't managed to extend as far as babies yet...

http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/15/top-10...-list-4833888/

15th isn't bad. + 23 as well. + 57.

I reckon if you added them all up it would be in the top 10

[Derek]

Originally Posted by Pierre

15th isn't bad. + 23 as well.

And 57. It would be interesting so see the actual numbers behind the placings.

[papa smurf]

no 1= Oliver that'll get you picked on at school

---------- Post added at 08:18 ---------- Previous post was at 08:05 ----------

How Muhammad is now the most popular name for baby boys in England and Wales... but it doesn't top official list because there are so many ways to spell it

The research officially lists Oliver as the most popular boys name, with 6,949 counts, but the way the names are organised means each different spelling of Muhammad is listed separately.
When all the variations are added together, including Muhammad, Mohammed and Mohammad, the name comes out top with 7,445 counts.




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