ever heard about this

[JUDWAK]

i know i have never heard nothing of this
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=512_1249828068
this is a step too far

[oneidadan]

it's an old video though, so the idea has probably been abandoned now?

[Albannach]

Why is it a step too far?

[dieselboy]

perfect, just what britain needs to compliment the skyline. brings us back to our history that does.

[JUDWAK]

Why is it a step too far?

how can it not be a step too far

it's an old video though, so the idea has probably been abandoned now?

I hope they have

[lord lucan]

how can it not be a step too far







I hope they have

hi mate that site is 3 miles from my garage its the olympic site, once thats over guess whats it going to be, the biggest mosque, would you like it on your door step

[lord lucan]

Why is it a step too far?

because its taking the fuking piz

[JUDWAK]

hi mate that site is 3 miles from my garage its the olympic site, once thats over guess whats it going to be, the biggest mosque, would you like it on your door step

i feel for ya dude
i have a huge mosque getting biuld near me
its not has big has the super one down your way
but its going to have a tower so the can shout pray time out of it
from whats planed here
its going to be heard for 3 miles
i dont wont to live with that

[dieselboy]

i understand lord_lucan, may be your choice of words arn't perfect, but i cannot think of the right words to explain it to albannach.

imagine this, you try to drive down the road, and find you can't as easily as you used to because of 100 people who really do not know how to drive on british roads (example: 3 point turns, stopping dead in the road for no reason to name a few) as the local hall has been turned into a daily meeting place. or another example is customer service, the experience is a complete contrast than if being dealt by someone who has been brought up in england.
lasty, how about just going to the local shops, and finding most of the shops in foreign languages you cannot understand, and all these strange and wonderful foods, and the not so wonderful.

[dieselboy]

i feel for ya dude
i have a huge mosque getting biuld near me
its not has big has the super one down your way
but its going to have a tower so the can shout pray time out of it
from whats planed here
its going to be heard for 3 miles
i dont wont to live with that

thats NOTHING!!! our local church cannot even ring its bells on sunday due to noise nuisance complaints!!!

[Bogus]

Im fairly liberal when it comes to stuff like that, but I must confess to a certain discomfort with these big imposing in your face mosques. I dont know where the funding for these things comes from nowadays but the Saudis used to put up most of the dough for Europes big mosques, while at the same time denying Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, whatever,the right to worship in Saudi, and even the right to bring in personal bibles or whatever texts were associated with any other religions. Im a bit of a live and let live kind of a bloke. I think I would only give planning permission if I could get a reciprocal planning consent to build a church or a synagogue in Saudi.

Bogus

[Albannach]

I don't have an isue with Muslims, or anyone else for that matter. If it weren't for them I wouldn't be able to buy a newspaper at 5am and a beer, in the same shop, at 10pm.

It's fair enough to discuss stuff, but watch it doesn't get racist.

[Albannach]

i
lasty, how about just going to the local shops, and finding most of the shops in foreign languages you cannot understand, and all these strange and wonderful foods, and the not so wonderful.

So, you only ever eat British food that's been traditionally cooked?

[Albannach]

how can it not be a step too far

You tell me why it is a step too far, then I'll tell you why it isn't (in my opinion of course)

[Albannach]

because its taking the fuking piz

What if it were a giant Chapel or another huge Church, even a Synagogue? Or a massive Tescos, an Asda warehouse or the brand new Vodafone dome?

I don't see why? What is it that's objectional about it? Is it the buildings, the complex or the Muslims?