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Illegal Schools in England
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I actually watched a Canadian program about a Jewish sect having it's own schools. Anyway some members had run away from Israel and the UK due to child abuse issues. They then ran away from Canada to some Caribbean Island."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
Which has no relation to your original statement that references to Jewish schools were probably included to avoid claims of Islamophobia.Originally posted by GJABS View PostNo direct evidence. It's just that I've heard suggestions from other places that some muslim schools have been involved in extremism. But I've never heard of any jewish schools involved in anything of that nature.
There have been reported cases of extremism being promoted in Islamic Schools.
Exposed: UK School Promoting Extreme Islam
There have also been cases reported of similar teaching being carried out in Orthodox Jewish schools.
Three-year-old ultra-Orthodox Jewish children told 'the non-Jews' are 'evil' in worksheet produced by London school | Education News | News | The Independent
A look inside "divisive" Orthodox education in Stamford Hill - Hackney Post
That doesn't mean that all schools of those faiths are teaching extremist views."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostIndeed.
The majority were Islamic or Jewish.
But we must not mention it. Just quitely ignore what's going on. Shoosh everyone. We are upsetting certain peoples.
Funny that,
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It is one explanation that would fit the facts as I saw them -that was why I said "probably", not "definitely". Perhaps "maybe" or even "perhaps" might have been a better choice of word - I was just being "intellectually optimistic".Originally posted by DaveB View PostWhich has no relation to your original statement that references to Jewish schools were probably included to avoid claims of Islamophobia.
There have been reported cases of extremism being promoted in Islamic Schools.
Exposed: UK School Promoting Extreme Islam
There have also been cases reported of similar teaching being carried out in Orthodox Jewish schools.
Three-year-old ultra-Orthodox Jewish children told 'the non-Jews' are 'evil' in worksheet produced by London school | Education News | News | The Independent
A look inside "divisive" Orthodox education in Stamford Hill - Hackney Post
That doesn't mean that all schools of those faiths are teaching extremist views.Comment
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I don't doubt it. I also don't doubt the converse is true: Brexit is an Alf Garnet inspired decision for many, not a patriotic and financial decision.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostBrexit is a patriotic and financial decision for many, not an Alf Garnet inspired one.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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You know Alf Garnet was being ironic?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI don't doubt it. I also don't doubt the converse is true: Brexit is an Alf Garnet inspired decision for many, not a patriotic and financial decision.Comment
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Do you know what ironic means?Originally posted by vetran View PostYou know Alf Garnet was being ironic?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Im sure not all the illegal faith schools are Islamic.
Remember only 99.6% of suicide bombers are Muslim.Comment
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Source?Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostIm sure not all the illegal faith schools are Islamic.
Remember only 99.6% of suicide bombers are Muslim.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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http://www.timesofisrael.com/450-of-...s-study-shows/Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostSource?Comment
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