Muslims raise concerns over new anti-terror law

[Dedworth]

British Muslim rights groups and ordinary faithful said they felt singled out by a tough new anti-terror law unveiled on Wednesday, labelling the planned legislation divisive and rushed.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/25...ti-terror-law/

[les_taxi]

"When people are young and jobless they think in a wrong way."

What a load of billocks

[grahamw48]

All a part of the gradual ruination of this country by alien cultures.

There are other countries where they can go if they'd feel happier being part of a religious majority, and not inconvenienced by 21st century laws and practices.

[Dedworth]

All a part of the gradual ruination of this country by alien cultures.

There are other countries where they can go if they'd feel happier being part of a religious majority, and not inconvenienced by 21st century laws and practices.

Its time to stand up to these liberty takers after years of pandering to them and allowing them to trample all over us

[Arthur Little]

Tough! If the [supposedly]"good" Muslims aren't prepared to accept our centuries' old customs and traditions or (in this case) the very necessary precautionary measures the British Government is taking ... ... then they too, can sod off from whence they came!

We don't need 'em here.

[Michael Parnham]

Tough! If the [supposedly] "good" Muslims aren't prepared to accept our centuries' old customs and traditions or (in this case) the very necessary precautionary measures the British Government is taking ... ... then they too, can sod off from whence they came!

We don't need 'em here.

I agree with what you say Arthur, besides we're not queing to live in Muslim countries!

[lordna]

Although the predominant faith in this country is Christian it is multi faith and multi cultural. Given the speed at which the new changes have been announced I am not surprised the Muslims, of which the vast majority are good, have not been consulted. IMHO this is an obvious oversight which could easily be put right. We live in a democracy and our forefathers fought for those rights. Those who fought for those rights weren't denied joining up during the world wars to fight for this country due to their religion and as such have earned the privilege to be here and have a say in how things are run through all the normal democratic means we all enjoy (and often complain about). I don't agree with previous comments as they all seem to disregard the fact that we are talking about a minority causing the problems. If we all use similar thinking maybe we should ban atheists and send them where they are in a majority.

[Dedworth]

Although the predominant faith in this country is Christian it is multi faith and multi cultural. Given the speed at which the new changes have been announced I am not surprised the muslims, of which the vast majority are good, have not been consulted. IMHO this is an obvious oversight which could easily be put right. We live in a democracy and our forefathers fought for those rights. Those who fought for those rights weren't denied joining up during the world wars to fight for this country due to their religion and as such have earned the privilege to be here and have a say in how things are run through all the normal democratic means we all enjoy (and often complain about). I don't agree with previous comments as they all seem to disregard the fact that we are talking about a minority causing the problems. If we all use similar thinking maybe we should ban atheists and send them where they are in a majority.

Enough is enough no more kowtowing or appeasement, give them an inch and they'll take a mile :-

Cash-strapped Islamic academy charity 'spent £1m of taxpayers' cash building sister school in Pakistan'

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz3Kj8Fm53O

[Arthur Little]

Given the *speed at which the new changes have been announced I am not surprised the Muslims, of which the vast majority are good, have not been consulted. I don't agree with previous comments as they all seem to disregard the fact that we are talking about a minority causing the problems.

Okay, Roland ... even supposing - as you state - the vast majority of Muslims are good, peace-loving individuals, that doesn't take account of the rapidly~increasing numbers who, over the years, have come to the UK and then, instead of integrating with the British way of life (in the same way as thousands of people from many other multicultural faiths have done in the past) demand that we build them mosques, schools, etc., that cater for their , outrageous religious beliefs.

Mediating with these evil beings is pointless and the spate of random attacks will continue unless Government retribution is implemented *swiftly - before God (or Allah ) knows how many more innocent victims are blown to bits.

[grahamw48]

Keeping my gob shut at the moment...currently posting from a Arab-owned Airbus A380, somewhere over the Middle East.

[Michael Parnham]

Keeping my gob shut at the moment...currently posting from a Arab-owned Airbus A380, somewhere over the Middle East.

Wrap up warm when you land Graham, hope you enjoyed your time in Philippines!

[Iani]

Coming soon......... alcohol drinkers lobby government because the licensing laws, police in the town centre at weekends dealing with drunks, and doctors complaining about treating alcohol related disease is unfairly targetting alcohol drinkers, and they should also be targetting teetotallers when they go on drunken rampages and need treatment for cirrhosis of the liver.