I know we don't agree with him but this is a bit far fetched..

Discussion in 'Refutation' started by Haroon, Jun 25, 2010.

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  1. Haroon

    Haroon Guest

    What a joke of an article, BMF certaintly dont represent me and like i said in my earlier post, the non-government sponsored thought process is what is attacked, whereas BMF unsurprisingly enough do receive government funding:

    http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/corporate/pdf/987573.pdf
     
  2. ottomanhanafi

    ottomanhanafi Active Member

  3. Haroon

    Haroon Guest

    "The home secretary can stop people entering the UK if she believes there is a threat to national security, public order or the safety of citizens.

    That includes banning people if she believes their views glorify terrorism, promote violence or encourage other serious crime.

    However, somebody cannot be banned just for having opinions that other people would find offensive. "

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/10357263.stm

    Stupid people, if they thought he was that bad they wouldnt Peace TV air in the UK! Its all political, part of the process of attacking any muslim with independant non-government approved thought.
     
  4. ottomanhanafi

    ottomanhanafi Active Member

    So the home sec decided to finally ban him amid pressure from the likes of EDL et al. I know many a sunni will have re-joiced at this but i think this is another example of the "you're with us or against us" mentality of the western governments.
     
  5. Haroon

    Haroon Guest

    The problem is that people dont look at the reporter, they see that it is The Times which is publishing this article. This article is typical of the views of the kuffar towards practicing muslims.
     
  6. faqir

    faqir Veteran

    no practising muslim is acceptable to these types of reporters
     
  7. ottomanhanafi

    ottomanhanafi Active Member

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