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Quran (By Allah, Jibril, Or Muhammad)
eduardo replied to wahegurubhagatsingh's topic in POLITICS | LIFESTYLE
Just remember this when in doubt:
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Quran (By Allah, Jibril, Or Muhammad)
eduardo replied to wahegurubhagatsingh's topic in POLITICS | LIFESTYLE
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Just watched this, some of you may find it interesting, I found it fascinating. Purification through violence, the woman presenting the argument does so in an incredibly clear and eloquent manner: Enjoy:
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Anyway I don't want to fight you people, not at all:
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Singh Saves His Granddaughter From Oncoming Train In Oz
eduardo replied to InderjitS's topic in WHAT'S HAPPENING?
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I have always thought for many years that Sikhs make great diplomats. Ever since my time in India. I think that when the Islamic issue really starts to heat up it will be Punjabi Sikhs that will be consulted about the answer. I mean this is the Punjab and after all your history you are still civiised enough to do this. It's an amazing show of restraint and intelligence. If this was a west end show I would bet that in a few years it's going to be a massive worldwide hit:
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Any Benefits Of Reading About Che Guevara
eduardo replied to shastarSingh's topic in WHAT'S HAPPENING?
The similarities are that both a Jihadi and Che are/were idealists and were willing to kill for their utopian vision. Killing someone is no small thing. -
Ok I don't know much about your meditation techniques but have they anything to do with sound and vibration? I know a little about this subject: http://www.meetup.com/UK-Buqi-Alignment/events/220194133/ http://www.shenbuqi.com/6-sounds-daoyin/ I was wondering if you could read the articles and tell me if Sikh meditation has any similarities to this. Do you use sound and vibration as a method of reaching your ultimate goal? Thanks.
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Just tell him he worships Satan not God:
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A lot of drug use in the Uk is a result of boredom so maybe that has something to do with it.
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Any Benefits Of Reading About Che Guevara
eduardo replied to shastarSingh's topic in WHAT'S HAPPENING?
Well what's the difference between someone like Che Guevara killing for what he considers to be right and making a better world for his brethren and a Jihadi killing for what he considers to be making a better world namely forming a utopian Islamic state. Terrorist or freedom fighter, it just depends from what angle you view it from. -
It's all true what you say but my point is Muslims will never admit it is their own ideology that is responsible for the head cuttings, hand choppings, crucifixions and rapes that are occurring. They will simply try to deflect attention away from the violence by blaming eveything on a western backed conspiracy and any and all responsibility for the violence rests solely and squarely on the west's shoulders. It's a tiresome defence and one that any well informed person should be aware of. Incidentally it looks like the foreign office has finally had to admit that there is a problem with this country. I guess they don't want the embarassment of another massacre: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/islamic-state/11718614/Why-werent-we-told-of-Sousse-suicide-bomber.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travelnews/11706400/Dismay-at-Foreign-Office-advice-over-Tunisia.html And finally: http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jul/09/foreign-office-warns-against-travel-to-tunisia-in-wake-of-attack
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What is a sausage fest? Do you mean a gay love up?
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Interesting map of the UK, might be of interest to some of you, it is to me: Revealed: The areas of England and Wales where people don't speak English: "Almost a million people living in Britain can barely communicate in English, new analysis of the UK census suggests. In some areas almost one in 10 residents admit they cannot speak English well or at all, effectively excluding them from jobs and integration in the wider community and increasing their chances of being in poor health." http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/11728549/Revealed-The-areas-of-England-and-Wales-where-people-dont-speak-English.html https://akirk.cartodb.com/maps?utm_source=Footer_Link&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=Embed_v1&utm_content=akirk
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= Civilised.
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Looks like Israel is gearing up: Israeli policymakers are concerned that the Jewish state could become the object of a massive border attack by an Isis Egyptian affiliate, similar to the one which struck Egyptian security targets in the Sinai Peninsula this week, killing dozens of soldiers and policemen. Israeli media reports said the army had been placed on high alert along Israel’s border with Sinai, but an army spokesman said there had been no change in military readiness. “We have our eyes open and we are in full coordination with the Egyptian security forces,” the spokesman said. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/war-with-isis-israel-prepares-for-an-attack-as-militants-close-in-on-its-borders-10362259.html I guess the standard Islamic response will be CIA/Mossad created Isis and now Isis have come back to bite the hand that feeds them.
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For me I will have to give it the cricket test. Play cricket or have a cultural interest in the game = civilised. Don't play cricket and have no cultural interest in the game = uncivilised. (This is a light hearted answer by the way). What I would really like to hear is from the Pakistani's and how they feel about the Somali's.
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Will have to go away and think about this one, will get back to you.
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Yeah I was going to bring in the fact that they cut and mutilate their women but I thought that was stooping a bit too low. If the situation had been reversed I bet he would have used that insult on me, no doubt about it. Here's something that will embolden them even more: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/070715-760560-saudi-prince-alwaleed-could-turn-shariah-creep-into-full-trot.htm http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/jul/04/islamism-prevails-we-suppress-free-speech-bangladeshi-blogger
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Indeed, it's well worked out. I was chatting to a Somali colleague (not friend) at work the other day and somehow the chat turned towards Islam/ Isis etc. He came out with the usual Isis is a CIA/ Mossad invention and nothing to do with Islam bu11sh1t and then went on to say that Islam will take over the whole of western Europe by birth rates alone. I said the only thing that holds Islam together is the fact you threaten to kill anyone who leaves it and you impose blaspemy laws on anyone who criticises it to which he said I was a liar and I didn't understand anything. I obviously rattled his cage because he then had to start using the white girls converting to Islam as an insult to me. He was basically saying "how do you feel about all those white girls converting and going off with Muslim men?" My reply was well all these thick and retarded white girls have to go somewhere, it's good that there is a religion such as yours that will absorb all the rejects, thicko's and general bottom feeders of society. He didn't really have a reply to add other than again to state that Islam will be in full control of western Europe in a couple of generations simply through larger birthrates and then he walked off. I have noticed that as a white man whenever I engage people like Somali's or Pakistani's in religious debate they always have to throw a few white girl insults at me, I used to get angry but now I just laugh at them for having to stoop so low.
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The Islamic perspective on marriage has been explained to me as thus: A non Muslim woman can marry a Muslim man and stay non Muslim because the religion of the children will follow that of the father and hence the children will be Muslims. A Muslim woman can marry a non Muslim man but the man must convert to Islam so that again the religion of the children is guaranteed to become Islam because that is the religion of the father.
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It's true that if you represent a religion then you represent a morality so the whole thing is about morality and not control. The example of morality is what will bring adherents to you as a religion I don't know much about Sikh morality all I see is the beard and the Turban, don't really know much more except you like to do langars from time to time. I am complete novice here.
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Nicely put. Thanks for that.
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Yeah but what you have to realise is it was a push from certain elements within the Christian religion that ended slavery, so you are being selective with your truths: "Many early Christian opponents of slavery came from congregations such as Congregationalists, Quakers, Presbyterians, 'Methodists' and Baptists, who were called 'Nonconformists' or 'Dissenters' because they disagreed with the beliefs and practices of the Church of England. These Christians were often marginalised because of this, but their counter-cultural stance enabled them to make connections with those who faced other forms of persecution. The main thrust of Christian abolitionism emerged from the evangelical revival of the 18th century, which spawned dynamic Christians with clear-cut beliefs on morality and sin and approached the issue of slavery from this standpoint." http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/christianity/history/slavery_1.shtml I mean you talk about how slavery is bad what did Sikhi as a religion actually do to end it?
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See there you go again. If Sikhi is so great then you shouldn't feel the need to keep comparing yourselves to other religions. I thought Sikhi was supposed to respect all other religions, not keep trying to find fault in them.
