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10 minutes ago, jaidam said:

 So facts are still scare on this one. Again no names released to the media, no photographs or interviews with the injured. And what these 5 were doing in the middle of the night at a closed sports center? RT claimed yesterday that it was clearly a gas suicide by one of the 5, incredible how it was so clear at such an early stage. Going with logic and probability, authorities and medias subsequent behavior, i'm going to call this another religious attack. One of many around the world yesterday, but one of the only ones reported on. Interesting.

Have a break, have a tin foil hat

5 minutes ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Burkas and Burkinis,  aren't they  sort of the same, full body coverage,

and covering the face as well??   I do not get it. Is France suddenly a Muslim

country?   I know it sure looks like it is some parts of the country with all the

Islam signs all over the place.  I guess that since there are so many Muslims

living in Europe now, it will be only a matter of time before they get

enough population to demand their way all over Europe.  I have less and less

of a desire to go to anywhere in Europe.    I had planned to go to Greece,

but after talking with a friend, I may not even go there. I am just

too red necked to want to go to any country that is getting over ran by the Muslims,

who seem to bring all of their beliefs and then demanding to be treated

special, and different because of it, instead of being happy to be in Europe

away from the problems of their home countries that have so many

troubles with extremism. I have enough bad feeling about some of the

demanding people who come to Canada, and are now demanding more and more for

the Canadians to treat them like they are some kind of special people.

  What a world we live in. More troubles ahead for sure.

Geezer

Bukini is a wet suit, it does not cover the face, it cover less than some wetsuits and Christian Nun clothes...

Burka cover the face

Hope you don't live in Thailand cause you must be crazy with all the muslims here

15 hours ago, manarak said:

 

these high costs are due to inadequate sentencing and inadequate application of that penalty.

 

if the death penalty was applied only to cases that are very clear, the sentence could be carried out in just a few weeks.

nope, except if you want the laws to change and people cannot do appeal and other things like this..I am sure you would like to have a trial then right after a hanging but modern countries (by opposition to the ones you say are worth nothing) have rules and must be followed...

5 minutes ago, Oxx said:

It seems faintly ridiculous that there's a fuss about France banning the burkini, whilst in Saudi Arabia you would end up being beaten by your family for wearing such an immodest thing on the beach or at the swimming pool.

 

And as one person wrote "The banning of burkini is in accordance with the Sharia that urges women to stay at home and stay away from public places in order to show their body. For that reason, the Islamists should thank France for this step as it will encourage women to stay at home.”

 

Source:  http://www.vocativ.com/353760/would-saudis-allow-the-burkini-in-their-country-arabs-ask/

Indonesia:

Malaysia:

Dubai

16 minutes ago, SgtRock said:

 

You could not have spent long then, there was and still is plenty of, what I think you meant to say protestant / catholic love in Northern Ireland.

 

The IRA's campaign was political not religious.

 

Obviously a man '' who never saw '' must be the font of all knowledge.

Say the guy...

Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt

-Maurice Switzer-  (a guy called Confucius by his mates probably)

3 minutes ago, SgtRock said:

 

 

Remember the IRA.

 

Yeah, I remember them very well. What I do not remember is them ever killing anyone in the name of God.

 

Are you completely off your trolley ?

never saw protestant/christian love in northern Irland?

I dont' have any lesson to receive from someone who quote "Conficius" so well

Just now, Agent Sumo said:

 

Cartoons may not be offensive to you and I but they are offensive to others. Most don't pick up a Glock and run riot by way of revenge but there's a few who do. 

 

"Don't read them" is not a valid course of action for them. The very fact that they're out there in the public domain is enough a reason to be offended.

Then why was there such scandal when Iran made a cartoon contest after the one on Muhammad then?

6 minutes ago, phantomfiddler said:

Anything that covers the face and prevents recognition should be banned anywhere in public, simple as that !

that's why veil is not banned, only burqa and other..burkini cover less than a wetsuit

Just now, craigt3365 said:

I'm a devout atheist.

Having you believeing in god or not does not change anything to my statement...

9 minutes ago, craigt3365 said:

If they lampooned the leader of IS, they would have been targeted also.  As it's the extremists who are doing the bombing, not the vast majority of Muslims who are moderates.  As pointed out by others, a small minority are twisting things.

 

Charlie Hebdo had cartoons about Christ.  I'm sure many Christians didn't like it, but they didn't resort to bombing and killing either. Why is that?  Religious tolerance perhaps?

 

Your comment about hurling racist speech is not the same thing.  And in many countries, luckily, that is illegal.

Maybe, before praising Christian and every religion except Islam for its tolerence, you should look at mordern History and what happen in countries where the information is not "interesting" 

Africa : Christian warriors who kill in the name of God, remember IRA, had a look recently in Burma...

But yeah it is not the same, right?

Veil is not a burka, burkini DOES nNOT cover the face, so women wear it and those who are not happy have to deal with it.

12 hours ago, JDGRUEN said:

'Cute' ... Wow Mindless Liberals will tolerate anything as nothing matters to them.  Immigrants need to assimilate to the laws and customs of the land that they enter.  

It is not like you adapt to the country here neither from the posts I read.... Stuborn conservatives probably...

Veil is NOT prohibited, this stupid action just show that one more time Men tell women how they should behave... Veil does not cover the face...I don't see you complain about the kippa...but I know why you don't... islam is bad!!right?

1 minute ago, Pimay1 said:

That's an interesting statement. Can you please explain why the death penalty is more expensive than jail term?

http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/costs-death-penalty

Sure...read this

1 minute ago, lostinisaan said:

 

Why not creating a new law only for jihad asshholes and hang them on the highest tree, visible for all his mates. 

Death penalty is more expensive for tax payers than jail term

On 8/25/2016 at 4:40 PM, Oxx said:

 

You have no problem with miscegenation? Fine.  I do.

Even if this earn me a Godwin point : Hitler had the same views...a bit of nostalgia maybe?

26 minutes ago, fvw53 said:

 

Politics ?  The majority of decision makers in the IOC come from a large variety of nations (and their sport federations i.e. NOT politicians)

In Wikipedia one can read :

QUOTE

With the intermixing of sports and politics, the body was originally conceived by International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Juan Antonio Samaranch to deal with disputes arising during the Olympics. It was established as part of the IOC in 1984.

 

In 1994, a case decided by the CAS was appealed to the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, challenging CAS impartiality. The Swiss court ruled that the CAS was a true court of arbitration but drew attention to the numerous links between the CAS and the IOC.

 

In response, the CAS underwent reforms to make itself more independent of the IOC, both organizationally and financially. The biggest change resulting from this reform was the creation of an "International Council of Arbitration for Sport" (ICAS) to look after the running and financing of the CAS, thereby taking the place of the IOC. As of 2004, most recent cases that were considered by the CAS dealt with transfer disputes within professional association football or with doping.

UNQUOTE

Well, like with FIFA, the politics always mix with sports...I not say the politics was the only motive, however I highly doubt there is no politic involved in Olympic games and IOC...the choice of the country which host the olympics had and still has a lot of politic interferences for exemple

6 hours ago, petermik said:

Absolute rubbish.....the culture of drug use to enhance performances is ingrained in the Soviet Union 

While in other countries, like US or Europe they are all clear

3 hours ago, Redline said:

And stop defending the country you came from

3 hours ago, craigt3365 said:

 

Yes you did:

 

You can't blame the US for everything bad that happens in the world, though you seem to try.  Many foreign countries are messing around in others territories in the ME.  The worst offenders are Saudi Arabia and Iran.

 

Israel is off topic.

Please can you remind us how many countries Iran invaded ? 

" The staff behind the photoshoot, which took place in Bangkok's Bang Khun Tien district, have contacted police and said they would hand over the model to the authorities "
What a bunch of morons, they should be charged for this more than her IMO

A teacher should NEVER slap or hurt a student, if the student is a bully or just don't care, fire him from the classroom and call the parents for a good lose of face and it works quite well

We all know why they promote this

From many sources, the ban was done not only because of drugs, but also because of Politic, and I tend to believe there is a lot of politics involved in this ban...

7 hours ago, i claudius said:

All i can say is look what tolerance has brought us ,nothing but trouble from many of these immigrants , you dont see stabbings and bombings or constant protesting in Saudi ,do you ?

perhaps they were the ones who got it right SIMPLE !

I bet you would love UEA... There are a lot of things you will not see there

2 minutes ago, Zendo said:

 

good point.. but what is political islam exactly.. I wonder how many islams is there out there.. I tought it was ONE and only one GOD for them, and only one way to honnor him, is there severals versions of the coran available ?

Shia, Whahabism,...a bit like Christian and Protestants...

1 hour ago, MaxYakov said:

 

Racism is not illegal and these days everyone seems to be playing their race or religion cards and the game is getting very old.

 

I do a bit of survivalist xenophobia as anyone with common sense should. Especially w/r to those that tend go homicidal at the drop of a cartoon.

 

Perhaps you should visit the American Victims of Illegal Aliens Memorial Site?

 

Maybe Racism is not illegal in US, but it is in Europe

Is there any Alien victims of American memorial site?

14 minutes ago, keith101 said:

unfortunately even if she survived she would probably have been charged with adultery which is how women are treated in the middle east .

shhhhhh don't say that : they buy weapons, sell oil, they make big skycrappers,  have big money..... those in charge worldwide love them