I've known 'too many' Moslems Troll. They get worse when there's more of them. Pure pack mentality with violence as their first refuge. When they're isolated, of course, they're on the semi best behaviour. I've known a 'few' good ones. But that's way too few, in regards to the majority. I've fought Moslems, I've slept with Moslems, I've been in the cultural fabric of the Moslems. I know them far better than you bozo.

Leroy wrote on Dec 13^th, 2024 at 7:45pm:


Who said I was a Muslim, Soren?  Oh, dearie, dearie, me.  Tsk, tsk, tsk... 

Leroy wrote on Dec 13^th, 2024 at 8:00pm:


Oh, dearie, dearie, me, Soren, why don't you answer the question?  Afraid to admit that it is just you trying it on?  Tsk, tsk, tsk... 

Leroy wrote on Dec 13^th, 2024 at 7:45pm:



Are the Catholics and Protestant Irish the same?  Bbwian is an Irish Catholic.


The Sunni and the Shia can't coexist in peace, and both are furiously persecuting the Ahmadiyas. What hope is th erre, then, for the sunni and shia living in peace with anyond else?

Brian Ross wrote on Dec 14^th, 2024 at 12:13pm:


How does a "proud" atheist get a Doktor of Divinity degree to boast about (other than by mail order, $19.95 + p.p.)? 


Here's a headline that sums you up, Bbwiyawn.





Between 2006 to 2008, senior management within the Council were concerned that allegations about Asian male involvement with CSE in Wellington had the potential to start a “race riot” …

But what else does one find? One finds the fear of “complaints of racism” and of being “politically incorrect”. That doesn’t sound noble to me — it sounds cowardly and self-centred. Indeed, it makes it sound like the concern with public order had less to do with virtuous ideals than with protecting their careers and their institutions. There is a difference between being concerned with peace for its own sake and being concerned with peace because your arse is on the line if there turns out to be violence.

Yet the failure to stop the rapes had many causes — and they don’t get any nobler. In the Jay Report into the grooming gangs in Rotherham, for example, we hear appalling details about the classism and misogyny of police officials. According to one witness, the attitude of some police officers was that the victims were “undesirables” who could not be trusted. “Police weren’t arsed with us, really,” said one victim who was key to the belated investigations in Rochdale, “They don’t give a bugger when you’re not from a wealthy background.”

Then there is the whiff of outright corruption — the laptops and documents that were stolen in Rotherham, with, in the latter case, “no signs of a forced entry to the key-coded and locked security doors”. Whatever went missing, one doubts that it was evidence of a sincere concern for the public good.

Again, the desire to explain a sin is not the same as the desire to excuse it. I am not suggesting that Messrs Holland and Hilton are anything but appalled by the failure to stop the rapists. But it is a mistake to ennoble that failure. That failure was not just tragic but actively wicked and it is important to appreciate that if appropriate accountability is going to be achieved.

The road to Hell is not always paved with good intentions. Some of its paving stones are also cowardice, venality and spite.
https://thecritic.co.uk/the-road-to-hell-is-paved-with-arse-covering-cowardice/

That is you:  arse- covering cowardice, vanity and spite.  And there are, evidently, millions of you, in Britain, here and across the West.

Brian Ross wrote on Jan 5^th, 2025 at 12:34pm:

Only your arse covering cowardice, monumental vanity and venal spitefulness are on display.

Good spotting Frank. The Brian Troll is vain. Lol