Annie Anthrax wrote on Feb 21^st, 2011 at 9:46pm:





Mole Special: A Stranger in My Own Land

As a woman, it was difficult for me to gain many first-hand impressions of the Muslims. I was generally ignored by both men and women, and on the rare occasion that I had to interact, when for example a car was parked illegally and blocking my gate, I was addressed as if inconsequential. My husband, however, faithfully reported conversations which you may find somewhat alarming. One of our favourite dinner-party pieces is this: opposite our vicarage there is a "library" which has some computers, some burkas and occasionally tracts that say offensive things about Jews and Christians. My husband did his photo-copying there, and got on rather well with everybody. One day he was chatting to a man with a passing resemblance to Lawrence of Arabia, who had just arrived from Antwerp — one of an increasing number of Muslims who are arriving here with EU passports. He asked him why he had come to Birmingham. He was surprised at the question: "Everybody know. Birmingham — best place in Europe to be pure Muslim." Well, there must be many places in Europe where Muslims are entirely free to practise their faith, but I suspect there are few places in which they can have so little contact with the civic and legal structure of a Western state if they choose. It seems to be particularly easy to "disappear" if that is their intention. A parishioner once described a lorry pulling up outside his house, the side opening to reveal stacked mattresses full of sleepy, and presumably illegal, immigrants, who staggered out into broad Brummie daylight. We heard tales of how houses are exchanged for cash payments in our area. An untaxed car was once clamped by a frightened-looking official at 8am, but within hours the owner of the vehicle had organised the clamps to be sawn off, and he sped away.

http://www.standpointmag.co.uk/the-mole-janfeb-11-a-stranger-in-my-own-land-anon...

That 36% is significant and it is about Muslims - not Buddhists, Catholics, Taoist - not even the Chinese, whatever ideology or religion they may have.
All the talk across the world about the failure of multiculturalism is about the failure of absorbing Muslims.

hi,
more fuel.
as you know, i live in Burwood NSW.
as though there are not enough ppl here now, 3 huge apartment towers are being
built above the council chambers.
prolly house another 1000+.
and make an already congested suburb even more so.
this is greed, pure and simple.
funny thing is, that under the council chambers the ground floor is empty, with "for lease" signs everywhere.
and it's been like that from day one.
hmmmm.
j.

I could see very little in regard to immigrants opposing democracy and freedom.  I suppose the whole point of living in a democratic country is that immigrants have the freedom to oppose our democracy and freedom.

- Mantra

Why would anyone against democracy and freedom seek to migrate to Oz? Seems strange.

freediver wrote on Feb 21^st, 2009 at 10:50pm:


http://www.australiaforum.com/information/immigration/new-oz-pm-declares-policy-...

That may help a tad ..

freediver wrote on Feb 21^st, 2009 at 10:50pm:



Thiis thread is a good example of the lies that the sustainability party stand for.

Islam does not prohibit voting.

Great big liars advocating political parties is a real turn off.

Because of the one child policy in China and the fact that males outnumber females nearly 10/1 now. A lot of Chinese males are getting here via Student Visas and hooking up with Aussie females (who outnumber males here by 3/1) just to continue their bloodline. Hence why you can go to Sydney and see a lot of mixed relationships of Asian males with Aussie girls.
"Just don't know where the Aussie boys are?" said one girl on a SBS flick holding hands with a Student from China. Well, they most likely smoking pot and drinking beer with their Yob mates.

K Rudd's new grandchild: