UK civil war?

a reply to: andy06shake

by doubling every 10 years?

" Muslim population in England and Wales nearly doubles in 10 years
This article is more than 4 years old

More children and fewer elderly people help Muslim population grow faster than population overall, analysis of latest census data shows"

www.theguardian.com...

I know that is a few years old

a reply to: funbobby

And do you imagine people of other religious denominations will simply stop having children?

You do realize the UK is a secular nation.

The problem with your article being from 2015, canny mind if it was implemented back then, but our government will not support a third child in the same manner as the first two any longer.

So i imagine all those ""immigrant mothers"" that get the blame for everything will be forced to get there act together just like the rest of the people of the nation.

Muslims are not coming to get us because they are part of our nation and have been for quite some time.

a reply to: andy06shake

I am sure I didn't say they would stop completely but for sure some of them are not reproducing at a rate high enough to replenish themselves but the Muslims are much more prolific and of course in addition to reproducing faster they are immigrating there en masse. The Muslim population was half 10 years prior to that article.

a reply to: funbobby

And do think all these ""additional Muslim immigrants"" follow Sharia law?

Don't you suppose most of them wish to come to our nation for a better life, and even to get away from the Sharia law following nations, or the ones we bomb via proxy or otherwise?

Everyone is welcome in the UK no matter their religious orientation as long as they follow the law of the land.

a reply to: andy06shake

which will soon enough be sharia

a reply to: funbobby

And you base that assumption on what exactly?

Whilst there are certain Muslims that support the implementation of elements of Sharia law, most of which are rather old, they don't all hold with the same train of thought.

Just people mate, most of the young ones see common sense, and want the same as the rest of us.

Peace to get on with there existence without Islamophobic rearing its head all the time.

a reply to: andy06shake

Never been the victim of a Friday morning traffic jihad?

a reply to: funbobby

Nope.

A strange question to ask all the same.

Whats traffic jihads got to do with Sharia law or Muslims immigrating?

a reply to: andy06shake

Without Muslim immigrants or believers then you don't get random Friday morning traffic jams and illegal parking in front of the mosque.

a reply to: funbobby

So the evil Muslim immigrant cause traffic jams and congestion now???

Are our traffic jams really not British enough for you?

You do realize that most cities in the UK suffer from early morning traffic dilemmas Monday to Friday just down to there lack of planning nevermind the amount of vehicles on our roads!

Next thing they will be stealing our air and contaminating our water supply with there prayers i suppose.

a reply to: funbobby



Some people.

If you did not laugh, you would bloody cry.

a reply to: andy06shake
From experience. The only reason a remainer had was that He wanted an MEP Job. Kind of explained a lot.

I had numerous debates with friends. one in and one out. The exiteer had done his homework and had a breadth of facts. The remainer could only say “its better for the country”
Funny, as after the initial vote his comment was “there goes my job as an MEP.”
Speaks volumes.

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: andy06shake

which will soon enough be sharia

Och awa an bile yer heid ya wee nyaff

the United Kingdom , will never become a place where sharia law exists or is even tolerated.

originally posted by: sapien82

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: andy06shake

which will soon enough be sharia

Och awa an bile yer heid ya wee nyaff

the United Kingdom , will never become a place where sharia law exists or is even tolerated.

It ALREADY exists and is being tolerated in Muslim-dominated areas. It just does not (yet) have legal force, although some are working on that. Your pious hope applies to the whole country and ignores the fact that sharira law lite is exercised daily in marital problems and civil matters amongst Moslems. This does not become an issue for the authorities until some Moslems start (as has happened) harrassing white girls because they think their skirts are too short or because tolerance of homosexuality is taught in schools with a mixture of Moslem and non-Moslem pupils, despite the fact that the Islamic religion forbids it. Such tensions make some Moslems radical, wanting legalised sharia law.
Sure, sharira law will not replace common law. But that's not the point. It's the tensions between the two that causes the problems.

originally posted by: micpsi

originally posted by: sapien82

originally posted by: funbobby
a reply to: andy06shake

which will soon enough be sharia

Och awa an bile yer heid ya wee nyaff

the United Kingdom , will never become a place where sharia law exists or is even tolerated.

It ALREADY exists and is being tolerated in Muslim-dominated areas. It just does not (yet) have legal force, although some are working on that. Your pious hope applies to the whole country and ignores the fact that sharira law lite is exercised daily in marital problems and civil matters amongst Moslems. This does not become an issue for the authorities until some Moslems start (as has happened) harrassing white girls because they think their skirts are too short or because tolerance of homosexuality is taught in schools with a mixture of Moslem and non-Moslem pupils, despite the fact that the Islamic religion forbids it. Such tensions make some Moslems radical, wanting legalised sharia law.
Sure, sharira law will not replace common law. But that's not the point. It's the tensions between the two that causes the problems.

Ok , nice opinion , got any evidence that sharia is being exercised in Muslim communities in the UK

a reply to: Cymru

If your mate had done his homework and had an actual breadth of the facts and situation, i imagine he would be able to propose a workable solution to this mess.

Whats that solution this day of the week?

I think the "there goes my job" line might be Bo'Jos quite soon if truth be told.

a reply to: andy06shake
Sadly Nick is not in a position of influence. Well not far off at any rate.
Bumped into the other fella last night and hes now quite happy that Brexit may be about to collapse.
One rule for them, another for us eh.

a reply to: Cymru



One rule for some and another for the rest indeed!