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**Arratherimi** · 05-06-2007, 09:57 PM

How many were at that rally Meer?

Are you saying that we should not allow them to protest? Maybe that London should go totalitarian and forbid anyone from opposing what i sthere?

I do not agree with what they are saying, or the fact that they hide their faces (maybe they should just use the thermal imaging cameras they have and get a facial imprint of these people and try ot trae what is going on...), but that is their choice. And meeting this choice and action withhatred only fuels the fire.

Hey, you know sometimes the best way to see what your potential enemies are doing is to let them come out and show you rather than forcing them to hide and only seing them when they attack.

Keep your friends close, and enemies closer. Some enemies become friends when they realize that you are not as different as they were told you were.

I think there were a couple of hundred, but can't remember exactly. This protest was in answer to the Danish cartoons a few months ago.
Obviously living in a democracy everyone has the right to voice their opinion, and i'm not suggesting that these people should be banned from demonstrating.
The main problem i have is that foreign born Islamic preechers have been entering England for 2 decades now and have been allowed to preech violence and hate at a number of mosques. The government did nothing about this until after very recently and i fear that by allowing them to incite young moslems to violence, we now have a problem which appears to be almost out of control. Abu Hamza is a good example. He is an Egyptian born 'cleric', now a British citizen (and currently in prison). There are links between him and a number of terrorists (the 'shoe' bomber Richard Reid being one). There are other preechers who have actively promoted 'holy war' on the 'none believers' here for many years and i blame the government for allowing this. What they should have done was deport these trouble makers in the first place - instead they seem more concerned with their human rights.

05-06-2007, 09:57 PM	#36
Arratherimi Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 384 Senior Member	How many were at that rally Meer? Are you saying that we should not allow them to protest? Maybe that London should go totalitarian and forbid anyone from opposing what i sthere? I do not agree with what they are saying, or the fact that they hide their faces (maybe they should just use the thermal imaging cameras they have and get a facial imprint of these people and try ot trae what is going on...), but that is their choice. And meeting this choice and action withhatred only fuels the fire. Hey, you know sometimes the best way to see what your potential enemies are doing is to let them come out and show you rather than forcing them to hide and only seing them when they attack. Keep your friends close, and enemies closer. Some enemies become friends when they realize that you are not as different as they were told you were. I think there were a couple of hundred, but can't remember exactly. This protest was in answer to the Danish cartoons a few months ago. Obviously living in a democracy everyone has the right to voice their opinion, and i'm not suggesting that these people should be banned from demonstrating. The main problem i have is that foreign born Islamic preechers have been entering England for 2 decades now and have been allowed to preech violence and hate at a number of mosques. The government did nothing about this until after very recently and i fear that by allowing them to incite young moslems to violence, we now have a problem which appears to be almost out of control. Abu Hamza is a good example. He is an Egyptian born 'cleric', now a British citizen (and currently in prison). There are links between him and a number of terrorists (the 'shoe' bomber Richard Reid being one). There are other preechers who have actively promoted 'holy war' on the 'none believers' here for many years and i blame the government for allowing this. What they should have done was deport these trouble makers in the first place - instead they seem more concerned with their human rights.
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