MUSLIM MAYOR OF ROTTERDAM TELLS ISLAMISTS TO F*** OFF ON LIVE TELEVISION

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Originally Posted by Kari:

I'd say piss off to given where they came from and where they are. Intigrate into the western traditions of piss th e hell off!

Ask TI about the Paris "ghettos" where these folks live. He has also been to North Africa so can have a good comparison. It makes RH looks like a horrid ghetto. I do not see Guyanese people complainINg even if they live 10 times worse!

These F*c*ks are on the dole and griping when they should be seeking truly realistic ways to penetrate the french system. What would have happened to black folks and the rest of us if the Black Panters were our role models for civil rights.

Not only Muslim immigrants are pissed off about their lack of integration in Europe. Look at the UK and the Eastern European immigrants. They're pissed off too and folks there say go back the eff home. But the piece written here may or may not suggest that the piss off home to the Muslims is because they support the Paris murders. And that's the question I asked. But off course this thread provides red meat for asses like Mars and Stormy. Bannaz I'd love to meet both of you in the street one day. Make my day, won't ya?

I see you are dreaming of six dozen virgins!

1/13/1510:35 PM

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Saudi Blogger gets a spanking for his blogs..........

http://www.cnn.com/2015/01/13/...-flogging/index.html

The killings of 12 journalists and others at Charlie Hebdo in Paris has led many to wonder about the role of Islam in fueling vicious attacks on civilians in the name of the religion.

Policymakers wring their hands about how to curtail the spread of extremist religious ideologies that terrorize Western targets, but also Muslims and non-Muslim minorities in the Middle East, who are extremism's primary victims.

Where are some Muslims getting the idea that violence against journalists who offend them is OK? Why do they see beheadings as a fitting punishment?

Sarah Leah Whitson

A good place to look for answers would be to examine Saudi Arabia's policies of intolerance and extremism. King Abdullah, as the protector of Islam's most sacred religious sites and leader of Saudi Arabia, is widely considered an important role model for Muslims around the world. So it should not come as a surprise that many Muslims take their cues from the country on the prohibitions and punishments they consider appropriate to inflict on those who challenge or disagree with their interpretations of Islam.

Saudi Arabia gave a good indication of its position on appropriate punishments last Friday, when it carried out Round 1 of a public flogging -- 50 lashes -- against Raif Badawi, a young blogger, in front of the al-Jafali mosque in Jeddah. A Saudi court had fined Badawi and sentenced him in 2014 to 1,000 lashes over 20 sessions and to 10 years in prison for the crime of "insulting Islam" -- in part for setting up a liberal website to debate various topics, including religion.