British policies 'aid Muslim extremism'

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Ardesco replied

4 December 2006, 11:01
Originally posted by Mordac

Our continuing failure to inroduce Sharia law and have Bliar publically stoned/beheaded/burned at the stake etc.

Hth

Well i think we should go on a race relations offensive and Bliar publically stoned/beheaded/burned at the stake etc!!!

After all it's only fair...
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Mordac replied

4 December 2006, 10:44
Originally posted by wendigo100

BBCReally? What policies would they be then?

Our continuing failure to inroduce Sharia law and have Bliar publically stoned/beheaded/burned at the stake etc.

Hth
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Troll replied

4 December 2006, 10:21
Any that do not involve total capitulation
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wendigo100 started a topic British policies 'aid Muslim extremism'

4 December 2006, 10:10
British policies 'aid Muslim extremism'

BBC

British Muslims are being driven into the arms of violent extremists by official attempts to engage with them after the 7 July bombs, a study claims.
Policies since the attacks in London have "driven a wedge" between Muslims and the wider community rather than isolate extremists, the report says.

The report - partly funded by the Department for Communities and Local Government - described attempts to involve Muslims in the policy-making process as "rushed, conducted on the government's terms, failing to break away from 'the usual suspects', and with little follow through".

Really? What policies would they be then?
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