Grim_Reaper said:
Personally, I don't trust any Muslim in the UK and I often wonder why they come here, apart from the benefits that is.
Better to be safe than sorry in my opinion.
Sadly again we see the actions of a minority of Muslims sully the moderate majority who are integrating in British society and appreciate that our secular state enables them to practice their faith without persecution. Muslim fundamentalists are as strident in their demands as their Christian counterparts like Stephen Green whose website makes inflammatory claims about the police; or the Polish conservative priest Fr Trytek who recently called for gays to be publically burned at the stake. Why do the media focus mainly on Muslim extremists not our home grown Christian variety, I wonder.
I count liberal straight and gay Muslims amongst my friends and would defend their liberties.
If we are going to prosecute Muslim extremists then if we are not to reinforce the extremists claims of British injustice, we must hold Christian militants to the same standard and prosecute them too. This is unlikely to happen as too many members of the House of Lords, demonstrated by their voting record in Hansard, clearly support the militant Christian Agenda, including fostering Muslim children and converting them. Imagine the outcry if a Muslim has fostered a Catholic child and pressurized them to pray to Allah daily and they subsequently converted to Islam. Members of the Lords claimed the foster carer was being persecuted for being a Christian but then the facts emerged. Did they emerge on an atheist website? No, it appeared on a Christian
website of Ekklesia. Nuff said.