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Or turned into a porn mag, hey maybe recycled porn mags are turn into the Quran, which is much better than killing another tree just to turn it into a book. :)

 

The point being, that nobody bats an eyelid that puissguin threw away a bible, yet do the same in an islamic country and you can be put to death for it!

 

It's a world gone mad!...Well some bits of it anyway!

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Wouldn't it be a strange 'irony' if somehow the bible you recycled found it's way into being paper again, and reprinted as a copy of the Kouran! Blasphemy or what? :hihi:

 

They shoul put little stickers in the front cover 'made from recycled bible paper', which it may well be anyway, everything is ultimately recycled, there are only so many atoms...

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Funny how a thread that started out as a serious topic can end up as a comedy platform.

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Funny how a thread that started out as a serious topic can end up as a comedy platform.

 

It's the British way Janie. It's just a pity that extremists, can't see the funny side of things like we can.

 

I like the idea of the pig fanciers weekly being recycled....Now that IS funny! :hihi:

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It's the British way Janie. It's just a pity that extremists, can't see the funny side of things like we can.

 

I like the idea of the pig fanciers weekly being recycled....Now that IS funny! :hihi:

 

But they're may be many nice British muslims that arn't extremists,who wouldn't find it funny Pete.

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Tomorrow at 14:30 on Radio 4 there is a docudrama about the murder of Salmaan Taseer. From the trailers that I have heard so far it sounds like it might be very interesting:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mhn54

 

Blasphemy and the Governor of Punjab

 

DURATION: 1 HOUR

On 4th January 2011, self-made millionaire businessman and governor of Punjab, Salmaan Taseer, was gunned down in the car park of a popular Islamabad market. He had been leading a campaign to amend Pakistan's blasphemy laws, after an illiterate 45-year-old Christian woman, Asia Bibi, from a village in his province had been sentenced to death for blasphemy.

 

Within hours of his death, a Facebook fan page for the assassin Mumtaz Qadri had over 2000 members, before site administrators shut it down. When Qadri was transferred to jail, he was garlanded with roses by a crowd of lawyers offering to take on his case for free. President Asif Ali Zardari, an old friend of Taseer's, didn't go to the funeral for fear of inflaming public opinion. Leaders of state-funded mosques refused to say funeral prayers for the slain governor. The Interior Minister even gave an impromptu press conference announcing that he too would kill any blasphemer "with his own hands".

 

Using his extensive contacts in Pakistan, presenter Owen Bennett-Jones has interviewed Taseer's family and friends and the family of the assassin. He has also secured access to court documents including the killer's confession.

 

The programme includes both interviews and dramatic reconstructions.

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But they're may be many nice British muslims that arn't extremists,who wouldn't find it funny Pete.

 

Ok, maybe so. But I just think it's the British way. I'm sure that there are a fair few who 'would' see the irony and the funny side of it. I have friends at work who are Muslim, and we all laugh about things and make jokes all the time. They don't take offence! It's only the extremists that get upset about trivialities.

 

What's the old saying? When in Rome, do as the Romans do! I'm a firm believer in that!

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The Muslims are not happy!

 

They're not happy in Gaza.

They're not happy in Egypt.

They're not happy in Libya.

They're not happy in Morocco.

They're not happy in Iran.

They're not happy in Iraq.

They're not happy in Yemen.

They're not happy in Afghanistan.

They're not happy in Pakistan.

They're not happy in Syria.

They're not happy in Lebanon.

 

So, where are they happy?

 

They're happy in Australia.

They're happy in England.

They're happy in France.

They're happy in Italy.

They're happy in Germany.

They're happy in Sweden.

They're happy in Norway.

They're happy in the USA .

 

They're happy in every country that is not Muslim.

 

And who do they blame?

 

Not Islam.

Not their leadership.

Not themselves.

THEY BLAME THE COUNTRIES THEY ARE HAPPY IN!

 

AND THEY WANT TO CHANGE THEM TO BE LIKE THE COUNTRY

THEY CAME FROM WHERE THEY WERE SO UNHAPPY.

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Ticker, will you go and find out how many Muslims are in European country's..after that can you find how many want sharia law from each country...Please do your research rather than being a sheep

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The Muslims

I'm always wary of people proclaiming this like it is one distinct group of people with one set of ideas. It isn't. It's anything but.

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I'm always wary of people proclaiming this like it is one distinct group of people with one set of ideas. It isn't. It's anything but.

 

Agreed.

 

All Sheffield Forum posters are the same.

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What's the old saying? When in Rome, do as the Romans do! I'm a firm believer in that!

I see where you are coming from,its just that i think some! Muslims feel excluded from our society because of their religion and thats why they have a problem integrating.

 

Though If i was in Rome i may have a bit of a problem doing everything the Romans do..;)

 

Even though my dad was an on and off Catholic,and loved Dave Allan jokes, and Father Ted::hihi:

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