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UK net migration hits record high
- Thread starter Hampster Gull
- Start date
Megazone
On his last warning
I haven't got a clue, was just interested to know
It looks too cloudy to be a sunni mosque.
Sunni or Shia..........I got you babe.
Hastings gull
Well-known member
- Nov 23, 2013
- 4,652
I haven't got a clue, was just interested to know
Nor have I ! Whilst I can't really say that I am that interested or even bothered, just as matter of interest, can anyone say that they can recognise the sect by the building? I lived in Reading for a year and recall the Oxford Road area -it was mainly Victorian terraced streets, so wonder if anything was pulled down for this building. From my recollection, it would not really fit in, but that is of course a matter of opinion.
symyjym
Banned
Sure, I understand Brighton is different but there are lots of white areas around the country that we wouldn't feel comfortable in as well.
I do have concerns with what is going on and I don't like religion anyway.
sir albion
New member
Well the old battle hospital was pulled down years ago for houses and a huge tesco....The mosque is on the side of the old entrance.
The Oxford road is mostly polish now
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
Nice building really. This sort of place looks like it won't be teaching extreme Islam. Probably a positive thing
Interesting point, is there any version of Islam that is capable of integrating into a 21st century western liberal democracy .
symyjym
Banned
No but apparently if it is decorated with heads on spiked railings, it is likely to be Sunni.
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My opinions where completely different 12 years ago. I suppose you need to see the extent of full blown immigration and how culture and religion completely changes some areas of a town. When you feel like your living in a different country then you have problems.
symyjym
Banned
Interesting point, is there any version of Islam that is capable of integrating into a 21st century western liberal democracy .
Iran had a democratically elected Prime Minister in 1951 but because he wanted to nationalise the oil, the CIA and Britain organised a coup and replaced him with the Shah
sir albion
New member
Actually new buildings are being built at a rate of knots especially in the town centre where the station road is being completely redeveloped and that awful grey eye sore tower block is being demolished right now.
It's called progressing and modernising and other towns should take note....The more company's you can attract to the town the more jobs you'll get and reading is very good at this.
Also IKEA are building right now on the old utopia nightclub spot...will open in the summer creating another 500 jobs
Wether you like reading or not it's very prosperous and moves with the times.
Iran had a democratically elected Prime Minister in 1951 but because he wanted to nationalise the oil, the CIA and Britain organised a coup and replaced him with the Shah
So how about 64 years on.
symyjym
Banned
Interesting that you say 12 years ago, which takes us back to 2003. We didn't have a Muslim problem until then, they were just people who dressed differently.
La` Cucaracha¤
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- Jul 21, 2015
- 148
I'll post pictures/clips of western girls being murdered, raped by Muslims in Germany if you are willing to share my life ban?
Actually new buildings are being built at a rate of knots especially in the town centre where the station road is being completely redeveloped and that awful grey eye sore tower block is being demolished right now.
It's called progressing and modernising and other towns should take note....The more company's you can attract to the town the more jobs you'll get and reading is very good at this.
Also IKEA are building right now on the old utopia nightclub spot...will open in the summer creating another 500 jobs
Wether you like reading or not it's very prosperous and moves with the times.
I worked on the Ramada Hotel when it was built in 1983, i digged on Caversham Rd, is the hotel still standing.
JC Footy Genius
Bringer of TRUTH
- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
Iran had a democratically elected Prime Minister in 1951 but because he wanted to nationalise the oil, the CIA and Britain organised a coup and replaced him with the Shah
That's all very interesting but what has it got to do with the compatibility of Islamic teaching in 21st century Britain ?
Just be thankful we did not go back another 6 years, we could have dragged WW2 into it.
symyjym
Banned
It was 1953 not 51 just to correct myself.
To answer your question it is far more democratic than Saudi.They are getting there after we put them back 30 years and they do have an elected Prime Minister.
https://www.quora.com/Is-Iran-a-democracy
Brian Fantana
Well-known member
I want your context for that specific picture taken in Hungary.
symyjym
Banned
Did you forget what your question was?
You asked me about them being able to integrate into a 21st century western democracy, that’s what my answer has got to do with.
Now you are asking about compatibility of Islamic teaching in 21st century Britain as if it were the question you asked and I avoided answering
