03-03-2017, 09:10 AM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
Originally Posted by fender
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Interesting programme.I kinda liked them all tbh.
The exception being the plonka in the restaurant who said he expects his wife to cook and clean for him, and HIS career takes priority.
Rightfully, she gave him the big f-off..........
03-03-2017, 10:52 AM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
I enjoyed that, they are pretty typical of the Muslims I know and I was convinced by members my Surrey Muslims were different ! It seems from this fairly typical over the country.The chap wanted a servant made me laugh many young men start like that by time they've met a few young ladies who put them in their place they change their minds
03-03-2017, 11:38 AM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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I enjoyed that, they are pretty typical of the Muslims I know and I was convinced by members my Surrey Muslims were different ! It seems from this fairly typical over the country. The chap wanted a servant made me laugh many young men start like that by time they've met a few young ladies who put them in their place they change their minds
03-03-2017, 11:44 AM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
HiMy Nurse was here earlier, a Muslim who does not wear a headscarf.
She does not eat Pork and she does not drink alcohol.
She does enjoy a crafty cigarette however.
She thought the whole thing was sad.
Her view, I am a Nurse, not a f******g Muslim.
She has a point.
03-03-2017, 12:06 PM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiMy Nurse was here earlier, a Muslim who does not wear a headscarf.
She does not eat Pork and she does not drink alcohol.
She does enjoy a crafty cigarette however.
She thought the whole thing was sad.
Her view, I am a Nurse, not a f******g Muslim.
She has a point.
03-03-2017, 12:27 PM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiMy Nurse was here earlier, a Muslim who does not wear a headscarf.
She does not eat Pork and she does not drink alcohol.
She does enjoy a crafty cigarette however.
She thought the whole thing was sad.
Her view, I am a Nurse, not a f******g Muslim.
She has a point.
03-03-2017, 01:02 PM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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She does but how else can we show others what we see swim ? It's clear from many discussions here people don't believe Muslims are just the same as us, what I saw from the programme was they want just what most of us do. The idea all Muslims are Isis has to be countered and programmes like this may just be one way to do that.
The thing is Julie that I have had very good Muslims and very bad Muslims for many years.
The very good ones are my ex employees, Enforcement Officers.
The bad ones were the Radicals, the ones we had to deal with.
It does tend to polarise your views, well mine at least.
I did not meet many what you would call average Muslims so to speak.
I did used to support a Muslim Ladies Group, made amazing curries and used to give them all my contracts to provide lunch when we had meetings at work.
My Nurse is what I would call an average Muslim, no great shakes, she wants to be judged as a Nurse, not a Muslim.
The one thing my good Muslims and my Muslim Ladies Group and my Nurse have in common is that they absolutely hate the Radicals.
They have a very different view of them to us, their mindset is very different.
A different view of life to us.
They are far less forgiving, they would sod their human rights, deport the lot of them, and if we couldn't, they would lock them up for life, in solitary, with no contact at all with the outside world.
So yes, Muslims do have a different view of life to us, far less forgiving.
It is no bad thing when dealing with the Radicals.
I would love to see my Muslim Enforcement Officers,my Nurse and the Muslim Ladies Group as Magistrates, Judges and Juries dealing with the Radicals.
There would be riots from the Civil Liberties people and luvvies.
It would however, be very, very effective.
03-03-2017, 02:35 PM
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Re: 10pm Thursday channel 4
The young woman choosing a number at the marriage guidance only to find after a phone call the man was married was sad. Like placing an order from a catalogue, then told it's unavailable. Interesting that if the man ends the marriage he does not have to follow the same procedure as the woman according to sharia law.|
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