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MOSQUES IN BRITAIN MORE EXTREME THAN IN IRAQ
Well here is something of which NuLabour & other politicians along with our ineffectual law enforcement can be proud. During a recent visit, Dr Barham Salih, Iraq Deputy PM, claimed some mosques in Blackburn would be banned in Iraq for the extremist messages they preach. ---- WHAT!! you say !!! Surely this is not the case.......
Well surely it is - whilst our dhimmi leaders applaud every idiotic multicultural capitulation to our muslim colonists; British mosques have become more radicalised than those in war torn Iraq.
As per usual, British muslims were more concerned about crying about their over embellished hurt feelings & ranting about the "smear", caused by Mr Salih comments, rather than self introspection and an honest evaluation of the hate being spewed from the Blackburn (and many other) mosque. Mr Salih's comments were quickly dismissed and he was quickly belittled.
Blah - Blah - Blah was the hackneyed and universal muslim retort: " "The comments are only directed at a very small proportion of mosques in the UK" - & - "Most muslims are peaceful" made by Tory muslim apologist, Tobias Ellwood, as well Labour Justice Minister Jack Straw as well as "offended" muslim leaders.
In order to correct a problem one must first admit there IS a problem -- but if this admission ever actually occurred then muslim leaders would be compelled to actually DO something and clean up the bloodthirsty radicals in their midst. The reluctance of British "moderate" muslims to do so can only be construed that they are in in agreement with the 'extremists' and support their violence ridden sermons.
Entire article -- emphasis mine
Your mosques are more extreme than ours, says top Iraqi
Last updated at 20:23pm on 22nd January 2008
Iraq deputy PM Dr Barham Salih said literature he saw in Blackburn would be ruled illegal in Baghdad, according to Tory MP Tobias Ellwood
Dr Barham Salih claimed some mosques in Blackburn would be banned in Iraq for the extremist messages they preach.
He made his comments during a dinner party in Baghdad attended by Tory culture spokesman Tobias Ellwood.
The 41-year-old MP claimed Dr Salih said: "I am not surprised that you British are facing so many problems with extremists after what I saw in those mosques in Blackburn.
"What I saw would not be allowed here in Iraq. It would be illegal."
Dr Salih, a Sunni Muslim, went to several mosques in Blackburn when he visited the town on the invitation of the then Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, in 2005.
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Khillani mosque in central Baghdad - Dr Salih said mosques in England were more extreme than those in Iraq
Muslims make up about a quarter of the population of Blackburn where Dr Salih campaigned for Mr Straw in the runup to the general election.
Mr Ellwood said the comments made by Dr Salih at November's dinner in Baghdad shocked him.
"I do not believe these comments can be dismissed out of hand," he said.
"I was absolutely shocked. He went inside the mosques and said literature he saw would be illegal. He was quite clear."
Mr Ellwood, who made the claims during a Westminster debate about terrorism, said: "The comments are only directed at a very small proportion of mosques in the UK. The vast majority of Muslims wouldn't want to be labelled."
Last night Muslim groups reacted with fury with what they saw as an attempt to smear them.
Salim Mulla, chairman of the Lancashire Council of Mosques, said: "We are going out of our way to bring the community together.
"Nobody is working harder than us at breaking down barriers.
"For Dr Salih to make these sort of comments is not very helpful at all. I don't know where he's coming from.
"He was very co- operative when he visited, and took lots of photographs. How many incidents have we had in Blackburn? He is talking a load of rubbish."
Dr Salih was a guest of local MP Jack Straw
Last night Justice Minister Mr Straw said: "The overwhelming majority of people of the Muslim faith in Blackburn are the same as everyone else in the community - they want to lead peaceful and harmonious lives.
"The mosques in Blackburn, and the Lancashire Council of Mosques, are in the lead on this.
"This issue shows the danger of relying on second-hand information. I've no idea what was said at a Baghdad dinner party attended by Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood in in November, and only reported to the Commons two months later.
"But I was present when the Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister kindly came to Blackburn to speak in my support during the 2005 General Election.
"It was true that during that last election campaign there were some people who vocally expressed extreme views, and some of them trailed me and those who supported me around the town.
"But they were not inside the mosques, and most of those came from outside the town, disappearing quickly after I'd won in the election."
Several mosques in northern towns have been condemned as a "radical influence" on young Muslim men.
However Blackburn is known for successful race relations and has often been held up as an example of good integration. There are more than 20 mosques providing for the Lancashire town's 30,000 Muslim residents.
I've kicked off a discussion on the imminent clampdown on UK counter-jihadist bloggers at http://ibloga.blogspot.com/2008/01/najistani-on-why-britain-may-crack-down.html
As I understand it, Uppompeii isn't a standard blog and isn't as vulnerable to government gagging as the rest . Am I correct?
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More than twenty (20) mosques in Blackburn for 30,000 mohammedans!
MORE THAN TWENTY!!! Sickening!
Why haven't they been destroyed? Why haven't they been completely vandalized?
30,000 mohammedans, about a quarter of Blackburn's population, are being indoctrinated with extremist hate messages according to Dr. Salih.
More than twenty (20) mosques. Incubators for nests of vipers. 30,000 of them.
Wake up, Brits! Come to your senses before it is too late.
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