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#1
2nd April 2007, 05:21 PM
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| Big f@@k off mosque!!! Don't know if you have heard about this or if its a late April fools but apparantly Ken Livingstone is planning to use tax payer's money to build an enormous mosque costing an estimated 100M in the docklands. What do you think about it? Wouldn't it be better to spend the money on a new hospital or improved transport facilities?? BIGGER THAN ST PAULS!!! The plan is for the mosque to be so big that people flying in from all over the world for the 2012 Olympics will it see it as the biggest landmark in London , bigger than St Pauls, Westminster Abbey or Wembley Stadium Take a second to cast your vote in The Evening Standard on-line poll to determine public opinion about whether a mega mosque should be built for the Olympics. The vote so far is 62 % in favour. It looks like the Muslim community is casting its vote in droves, and as usual all others religions are burying their heads in the sand.... £100m mosque: Vote now | Poll | This is London
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2nd April 2007, 06:39 PM
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| Who actually gives a fuck, its not like goverments waste our money all the time is it? At least its not being wasted on nuclear weapons we have no need for, that annoys me more As far as I am aware it is being funded by the moslems not the taxpayer
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2nd April 2007, 06:50 PM
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2nd April 2007, 07:42 PM
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__________________ The 911 truth movement is like half a dozen people in a room, all trying to recreate the same jigsaw puzzle. The problem is, they can't actually agree on what the picture is, so they squabble and argue as they desperately try to make the pieces fit their own interpretation. But none of them wants to go and look at the picture on the box to see what the damn thing should look like because they're scared of being wrong |
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#8
2nd April 2007, 07:45 PM
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| Reet, 20 NO votes from Holland 
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#9
2nd April 2007, 07:50 PM
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| 'Scuse my ad hoc answer, i have not heard owt about this to give a 'proper' answer. As a none believer of any relig it makes not the slightest bit of diff what God is being celebrated (i really don't care for Budda, Jesus or indeed Alla), i don't give a rats ass if its bigger than St Pauls or whatever- its all the same crock of shit in my eyes. What gets my goat is that taxpayers money (if it is) is funding any religious centre. This money would be clearly better spent on other areas. I don't see why people are up in arms because its a mosque  any more than they would be if its (another) church. Why is it so offensive to people? If its taxpayers money, then surley anyone who pays tax should have thier religion considered if we are to spend a fair chunk on a new place of worship. I don't see why Christians have the monopoly.
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#10
2nd April 2007, 07:53 PM
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| Mind you these days I do find myself being more & more drawn to the teachings of the Koran....  Ten points if you can name the film I swiped that line from (or summat like it)
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2nd April 2007, 07:54 PM
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2nd April 2007, 07:59 PM
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 Well... the h'official state religion is Church of England with her maj as both head of state & head of religion so I guess that makes Britain a Christian nation 
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2nd April 2007, 08:08 PM
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If we were to take this view point, then surley we would have to carry it across the board. We can have 'small' mosques, synagogue etc- as long as they are not too big or indeed bigger than the biggest Christian centre- soz but thats a wank. Perhaps its time for a rethink on our Christian nation status ( lets be honest the whole reason we are C of E is a bloody shambles, Henry just wanted to do what he liked). At the time it was decided, we also had child labour, the death senny and other shite and all thats all been abolished.
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#15
2nd April 2007, 08:16 PM
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I would vote for bringing back the old Wican ways... that's coz deep down I'm an old hippy & to be honest the cycle of nature means a lot more to me than the words of a good bloke that have been bastardised, twisted & have lost the original meaning... organised religion or dogma of any sorts gets my back up... To be honest... who does organised religion of any denomination serve other than the formalised structure of itself ? When you look at the absolute poverty of a place like Meh 'hico & the squalor that people live in while their churches are decked out perfectly... it's sickening...
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