LOL  FFS



Says it all doesn't it.

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 12^th, 2016 at 9:21pm:


When they can see.

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 12^th, 2016 at 9:21pm:


Its' irrelavant.

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 12^th, 2016 at 9:21pm:


I thought you were going say Indeed, it does, Herbert, Matty Jimmy.

In which case I would have boxed you up with the same amount of low intellectual scores Karnal gets.

I am not quite sure why islamphobic apologist like yourself and karnal need to try and insinuate someone is someone else when you are clearly stumped for an intelligent response. Its humorous nevertheless I guess with all your frothing at the mouth.

You can't peddle backwards after you drove your bike off the cliff son.

FAIL.

greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 12^th, 2016 at 9:43pm:


You have been exposed as a liar and a failure.
You are still peddling backwards off that cliff.
The whole forum is witnessing this.

White flag accepted, no further correspondence will be entered into.

Urgent calls for Britain to adopt a more ‘muscular’ approach to integrating Muslims into society triggered a furious row last night.

Former equalities watchdog Trevor Phillips urged Muslims to change their values and behaviour, saying the UK risks ‘sacrificing a generation of young British people’ if hardline Islamic values are not challenged

His call, in yesterday’s Daily Mail, was backed by MPs, although it also provoked a backlash from community groups who accused him of ‘stigmatising and scapegoating Muslims’.

Labour’s Khalid Mahmood, England’s first Muslim MP, said: ‘A lot of people are challenging unacceptable attitudes.

'There are women’s groups doing this. I only wish more men in some communities were able to be as brave.’

But he said successive governments going back to the 1980s had pursued policies which had led to the ‘ghetto-isation’ of Muslim communities.

‘Trevor Phillips is right in terms of saying we must get the community to integrate far more,’ he said.

‘But a lack of planning going back decades means they have not had a chance to move out of their areas.’

Keith Vaz, chairman of the Commons’ Home Affairs Select Committee which is investigating extremism, said: ‘There should be no no-go areas in the UK. The first generation of migrants came here because it was the most open and tolerant country in the world.

‘We should celebrate different cultures and religions. However, we are clearly not doing enough to challenge those who wish to undermine our values.

'It is these values that hold us together. We should be tirelessly promoting them.’

However, the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) said it ‘did not recognise’ Mr Phillips’ analysis, which was based on a Channel 4 poll for a documentary tomorrow night.


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Britain is STUFFED.