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Southall the Sikhs had to set up an organisation in the 80/90s to tackle the Muslim grooming gangs
I would take 10 Sikhs over 1 Muslim any day
I know Ealing very well but go down into housing estates at night & you will see a change. Acton has a huge Somalian housing estate
I've been in the housing estates about Ealing and some other places would be regarded as rougher (where do people think mates live?)
Thsee would be council estates and be regarded as places ya wouldn't gobe recommended going at night....but never had any issues
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Islamic immigration has proven to be nothing but a disaster with lack of integration, ghettoisation, extremism and terrorism, European cities have become huge security risks purely because of their increasing muslim populations.
Quite a long,but informative 2016 article on the broader issues surrounding the security element inherent in broadening our Immigrant Input...
http://www.irishexaminer.com/viewpoints/analysis/what-is-the-reality-of-the-threat-posed-by-islamic-extremists-in-ireland-396021.html
Given that the Garda spokespersons have to tread a fine line in relation to what & how they frame answers,it remains of note as to exactly what the forces state of readiness actually is.
Of equal note is the reality that Irish Islam has,for quite some time now,had senior Clerics who are concerned about the Internal Threat to their own Religion.
The real question is why these non Islamically PC figures,were so comprehensively ignored by Irish Mainstream Media,when they sought to publicise their fears ?But some senior Islamic leaders in in Ireland, including Shaykh Umar Al-Qadri of the Sunni Blanchardstown mosque in Dublin, Shia imam Shaykh Ali al-Saleh of Dublin’s Milltown mosque, and Ahmadiya Muslim Association or Ireland imam Ibrahim Noonan, based in Galway, have all repeatedly raised concerns at the threat, although small now, posed by extremism and radicalisation.
They have also highlighted and criticised the silence, as they see it, of many of the largest mosques in not accepting there is a threat from radicalisation and actively trying to tackle it.
There have been concerns expressed at the lack of regulation within the Islamic community of weekend Koran and Arabic schools as well as prayer rooms.
All these issues played a part in Shaykh Al-Qadri resigning earlier this year from the Council of Imams, traditionally dominated by the Clonskeagh mosque and, to a lesser extent, the South Circular Rd mosque.
The differences, indeed divisions, within the community has become more visible in the last year and has even spilled onto national radio.
Shaykh Al-Qadri has called on the Government to become involved in encouraging a more representative Islamic council.
The three clerics have highlighted that there is a small number of Irish Muslims sympathetic, and even supportive, of IS — visible on Facebook and Twitter.
Some of the imams, including Shaykh Al-Qadri, have received abuse and threats on social media.
There are also questions as to why,the anti-radicalization proposals coming from WITHIN Irish Islam,remained ignored for so long,when they very obviously have some merit in the absence of any other realistic proposals.“We were aware of that, but it’s a hard one to control. It is a reality. Some might have a hard view, a rigid view, an old-fashioned way, but it’s a hard one to gauge. If we hadn’t got that relationship with the community we wouldn’t have known.”
An international cleric from South Africa spoke in Trinity College earlier this month and said there were linkages between radical speakers, extremism, and violence.
“You can’t say you don’t want the violence, but not do anything about extremism,” said Shaykh Owaisi al-Madani.
Shaykh Al-Qadri, who is also chairman of the Irish Muslim Peace and Integration Council, drafted an Anti-Extremism Declaration which he wants all foreign speakers to sign up — and wants it incorporated into Department of Justice visas.
The tenacity of the grip which the likes of Dr Ali Selim,wishes to retain over Islamic Education facilities in Ireland,gives an accurate pointer towards the real battle ground for the Hearts and Minds of young Muslims.
Sheikh Al-Quadri very bravely made it a resigning issue,and stuck to his principles,but sadly,such principled stands are not shared by the broader Irish Media in their coverage of the issue.
The positive aspect to all of this,is the reality that there IS an appetite for debate on the broader issue,and that people are prepared to speak their minds on it.
Even the basic poll on the top of this page,is providing a guide as to how the wind is blowing.
It is often said that Ireland remains somewhat behind the curve on big-ticket stuff in the E.U.,but we are currently struggling to cope with the VERY rapid shift in attitudes across Europe,which has seen even the Germans former resolve,considerably diluted by the arrival of inevitable reality.
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/firmer-policy_germany-deports-more-asylum-seekers-back-to-switzerland/43562286
http://www.dw.com/en/germany-turning-away-and-deporting-more-migrants/a-19461521
The heady days of "Wir Schaffen Das" and a headlong rush towards a Soros/Sutherland ideal Statist Free Europe are now receding rapidly,with the less happy-clappy,but more pragmatic Eastern European response,gaining increasing acceptance across the E.U.,even amongst the normally more "staid and respectable" Countries.
The main cause for concern appears to be how the Syrian Civil-War situation did not prove sufficient to allow the movers & shakers to brush aside the boring ol barriers to the free & unrestricted movement so fervently sought by the Lizard people.
Sanity actually IS prevailing
Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, and one by one.
Charles Mackay (1812-1889)
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Well, its regularly patrolled by armed soldiers. But I guess you didn't see that either. So everything is fine
The armed response unit was out last week patrolling dublin....and due in rathkeale over Xmas
I do love all these lads cutting up and putting down places without ever visiting them...based almost solely on crazy people's blogs/youtube videos
If someone told yous,that a film was boring and you really wanted to see it....would that put ya off?
Though I did hear Muslims were behind the bomb in carlow tonight :eek:....dirty cnuts0 -
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