Plan to build $84 million Super Mosque in Dublin Ireland.

Corkfeen

I'm still waiting for some studies that illustrate the detrimental effects that Islam has had on English society that MrD was so emphatic about. Especially since he claims to have studied it in great detail but has only produced a few tabloid articles on it. And the muslim woman who is apparently seeking help from the bnp who doesn't appear to exist.

old hippy wrote: »

Is that supposed to intimidate me?

Answer in English, please.

Translation: No, I don't have the time to help with.
God Bless, God Bless.(Or Blessings, Blessings)
My Friend.

It was some rather shoddy Irish with 'I don't' randomly appearing in it. :pac:

old hippy

Corkfeen wrote: »

I'm still waiting for some studies that illustrate the detrimental effects that Islam has had on English society that MrD was so emphatic about. Especially since he claims to have studied it in great detail but has only produced a few tabloid articles on it. And the muslim woman who is apparently seeking help from the bnp who doesn't appear to exist.



Translation: No, I don't have the time to help with.
God Bless, God Bless.(Or Blessings, Blessings)
My Friend.

It was some rather shoddy Irish with 'I don't' randomly appearing in it. :pac:

Cheers, fella. The old "as gaeilge" is fairly ropey, these days

Bannasidhe

old hippy wrote: »

Cheers, fella. The old "as gaeilge" is fairly ropey, these days

I've found it is among those who attempt to post as Gaelige as well.

ice man75

old hippy wrote: »

Is that supposed to intimidate me?

Answer in English, please.

Eeh no you signed off " mo chara " in an earlier post actually.
& what I wrote was
I don't have time to help with (I left out ) it
Bye bye
Mo chara

Not intimidating in any language
Why was your first thought " intimidation"?

Scofflaw

Enough. Google Translate will handle Irish, but posting in Irish without translation is not generally acceptable.

moderately,
Scofflaw

ice man75

WileyCoyote wrote: »

Sounds great, Lets hope it gets the green light. It will certainly be the envy of most communities.

Do you live in the area?

Death and Taxes

ice man75 wrote: »

Do you live in the area?

Where I live is wholly irrellavent.
It is facile to argue that only those who in a specific area are entitled to view on the rights of a religious group to have a place of worship or cultural centre.
It is like suggesting that on the parents of currently ill children should be allowed voice an opinion on the location of the Childrens hospital.

ice man75

WileyCoyote wrote: »

Where I live is wholly irrellavent.
It is facile to argue that only those who in a specific area are entitled to view on the rights of a religious group to have a place of worship or cultural centre.
It is like suggesting that on the parents of currently ill children should be allowed voice an opinion on the location of the Childrens hospital.

It's relevant because if you lived in the area you could enjoy the facilities yourself.
And I NEVER said anything about where people live gives them the right to have any extra entitlement to a view on the subject which IMO is about a large scale development in my area. Is there any large scale developments in your area? I have only voiced my opinion on the development and as far as I'm concerned it could be " Irelands Vatican" being built beside me and I'd have the same questions to ask

So please stop bringing the religious aspect into it some of the pro mosque people are just as bad as the anti mosque
And at a guess you live many miles away, maybe if your in the area after It's built you can come up and have a walk around & a bite to eat in friendly clongriffin.

old hippy

ice man75 wrote: »

Eeh no you signed off " mo chara " in an earlier post actually.
& what I wrote was
I don't have time to help with (I left out ) it
Bye bye
Mo chara

Not intimidating in any language
Why was your first thought " intimidation"?

It's what some so called patriots do, to confuse others who don't speak the lingo fluently.

I think most here know the term "a chara" but why didn't you address me in the common language here?

I've lived beside churches, mosques, temples and so forth - why are you so antsy about living beside this new development? If it's purely traffic/noise reasons, couldn't you just move?

ice man75

old hippy wrote: »

It's what some so called patriots do, to confuse others who don't speak the lingo fluently.

I think most here know the term "a chara" but why didn't you address me in the common language here?

I've lived beside churches, mosques, temples and so forth - why are you so antsy about living beside this new development? If it's purely traffic/noise reasons, couldn't you just move?

When you have the answered the questions I asked you I will consider yours

old hippy

ice man75 wrote: »

When you have the answered the questions I asked you I will consider yours

What questions? I answered why I thought your as gailege post was intimidating.

Be honest, you've run out of steam, haven't you? Just like earlier when you made that post and refused to summarise it.

So, once more, if it's purely traffic/noise reasons, couldn't you just move?

An answer this time, not some kind of juvenile retort, cheers.

ice man75

old hippy wrote: »

What questions? I answered why I thought your as gailege post was intimidating.

Be honest, you've run out of steam, haven't you? Just like earlier when you made that post and refused to summarise it.

So, once more, if it's purely traffic/noise reasons, couldn't you just move?

An answer this time, not some kind of juvenile retort, cheers.

The questions I refer to were in this topic earlier
1 was how big was the mosque you lived beside?
Can't remember rest I'd suggest a little search on your behalf. I'm gonna watch homeland

Scofflaw

Yes, I think we've now jumped the shark. If anyone strongly feels the thread should be reopened, PM me.

moderately,
Scofflaw