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Reply #90 - Mar 31st, 2014 at 11:17am
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Mar 30th, 2014 at 2:05pm:
[i]"Fears are growing that Britain's jails are becoming a hotbed of extremism after it emerged nearly half the inmates of one top security prison are Muslim.

Around 42 per cent of those housed at Category A Whitemoor jail - and more than a quarter of those in London prisons - consider themselves to be of Islamic faith.



Whitemoor houses terrorists. Back in the 90s, it housed IRA members. It's hardly indicative of the mainstream UK prison population.

Prisons categorize prisoners. If you go to the Sex Offender wing, you'll find rapists. If you go to Maximum Security, you'll find violent offenders. If you go to Protection, you'll find snitches and child molesters.

Finding small target groups and highlighting them as a trend is so Islam board. It's what we do. 6% of underage defactos are Muslims - a "child marriage epidemic". The terrorist unit of a British prison is 42% Muslim - "Britain's jails are becoming a hotbed of extremism". The local library's Winnie the Pooh is covered in mysterious pencil marks - Muslims are graffiting our library books, in Shia.

Keep up the good work, Herbie. Based on the Whitemoor prison experience, we should stop them coming to Australia.

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Reply #91 - Mar 31st, 2014 at 11:22am
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Mar 31st, 2014 at 11:14am:
wally1 wrote on Mar 31st, 2014 at 6:32am:
Labor have always been in power even before the muslim community grew so its another false claim that labor is after the muslim vote when in fact labor where always in power many years in muslims areas.


Both the major parties are after the Muslim vote ~ not just Labour.


Who could forget Mr Abbott's rousing erection speech at the Lakemba Mosque?

Soapie Brandis' new Free Speech laws are not just about protecting the opinions of one Andrew Bolt, oh no.

The Liberal Party want to enshrine Taqiyya. Sinister, no?
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Reply #92 - Mar 31st, 2014 at 11:29am
 
freediver wrote on Mar 30th, 2014 at 7:52pm:
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I was so embarrassed when you found an expert who appeared to disagree with me.


Don't. But do feel embarrassed about making a claim that has no basis in fact whatsoever. And especially feel embarrassed about using a "fact" that you had previously mocked and ridiculed and completely rejected - as the one and only piece of "evidence" to support the claim - after repeatedly assuring me you had solid evidence to support it.
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Outlawing the enemy's uniform - hijab, islamic beard - is not depriving one's own people of their freedoms.
 
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Reply #93 - Apr 2nd, 2014 at 7:10pm
 
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Prisons categorize prisoners. If you go to the Sex Offender wing, you'll find rapists. If you go to Maximum Security, you'll find violent offenders. If you go to Protection, you'll find snitches and child molesters.


If you go to the terrorist wing, you'll find Muslims.

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Finding small target groups and highlighting them as a trend is so Islam board. It's what we do. 6% of underage defactos are Muslims - a "child marriage epidemic".


I think you'll find that that particular issue carried on because Gandalf insisted that the factor of 3 over-representation is statistically insignificant. I suspect he even googled statistical regression and dropped a few words in an effort to pretend he knew what he was talking about. The evidence was introduced by Muslims, the misrepresentation of the evidence was introduced by Muslims, yet somehow it is some kind of sinister effort by non-Muslims.

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The terrorist unit of a British prison is 42% Muslim - "Britain's jails are becoming a hotbed of extremism".


The concept of a jail as a criminal's university is widely known. I'm not sure why the same argument would not apply to Islamic extremism. The original claim was certainly not merely based on the number of Muslim terrorists in jail. You have picked up a curious habit of pretending that the statement of the obvious is a sinister misrepresentation, merely because it makes Islam look bad.
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Reply #94 - Apr 5th, 2014 at 1:18pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on Apr 4th, 2014 at 8:24am:
freediver wrote on Apr 3rd, 2014 at 8:49pm:
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Or even helping his *OWN* community of unemployed, drug and crime-prone muslims in western Sydney.

Evidence?


For what?


That the Muslims of western Sydney are crime-prone. You seem to have a habit of parroting the bigotry of the mainstream media's deliberate smear campaign against Islam. Then Karnal turns up and points out the bigotry and tells you not to take any notice, then you spend 50 pages or so demanding other people prove your own claims. I'm not falling for that any more.
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Reply #95 - Apr 5th, 2014 at 7:49pm
 
freediver wrote on Apr 2nd, 2014 at 7:10pm:
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Prisons categorize prisoners. If you go to the Sex Offender wing, you'll find rapists. If you go to Maximum Security, you'll find violent offenders. If you go to Protection, you'll find snitches and child molesters.


If you go to the terrorist wing, you'll find Muslims.

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Finding small target groups and highlighting them as a trend is so Islam board. It's what we do. 6% of underage defactos are Muslims - a "child marriage epidemic".


I think you'll find that that particular issue carried on because Gandalf insisted that the factor of 3 over-representation is statistically insignificant. I suspect he even googled statistical regression and dropped a few words in an effort to pretend he knew what he was talking about. The evidence was introduced by Muslims, the misrepresentation of the evidence was introduced by Muslims, yet somehow it is some kind of sinister effort by non-Muslims.

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The terrorist unit of a British prison is 42% Muslim - "Britain's jails are becoming a hotbed of extremism".


The concept of a jail as a criminal's university is widely known. I'm not sure why the same argument would not apply to Islamic extremism.


You’re right. I do believe Islam and Islamic extremism spreads through jails. In Australia, even groups of Aboriginal prisoners are identifying with Islam, most likely through the influence of Spike Lee’s Malcolm X.

It’s a bit different to learning a criminal trade though. In jail, identifying with a strong group is as much about keeping your back covered as it is about identity politics.

Not all of this is bad. While the Nation of Islam has, I believe, become a toxic, separatist movement in the US, it does function as a powerful self-help group too. Many reform themselves through the Nation of Islam in the US. Many use its networks to get jobs and give up drugs and crime for good.

Like many things, there is good and bad, yin and yang. But it’s definitely worth keeping a very close eye on Islamacist groups in prisons, particularly in the UK, which seems to attract a much more extremist brand of Islam.
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Reply #96 - Apr 5th, 2014 at 8:31pm
 
When Bilal Philips was asked how he managed to convert 3000 US soldiers to Islam in Saudi Arabia, he supposed that it was probably for the same reason that so prisoners in the US converted; time.

Many of the soldiers stationed in Saudi Arabia in the early 1990's had little recreational activities to distract them, and they therefore had a lot of time to think and ponder the meaning of life.
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Reply #97 - Apr 5th, 2014 at 8:36pm
 
Bilal Philips on his time as a missionary to US forces in Saudi Arabia:

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During the Gulf War I worked among the US forces in the deserts of Saudi Arabia under the auspices of the Religious Affairs Department of the Air Force. The US troops had typical misgivings about Islam. In the US they had been told not to go even within 10 feet of the Mosques. We took them inside the Mosques. They were impressed by the simplicity of the ambience of the Mosques interiors.

When they landed in Saudi Arabia, It appeared to them a strange place with women cloaked in black hijab. They had named it the UBO or Unidentified Black Objects. But the living experience in Saudi Arabia was an eye opener for the US troops. They saw openness and warm hospitality in tents of bedouins in the deserts who served them with fresh dates and milk. They had not seen this hospitality in Korea or Japan where they had camped for decades.

Later, I went back to the US and set up Islamic chapters in the US Defence Department. Other Islamic organisations in the US are also in touch with these troops. Nearly 3,000 US troops embraced Islam while staying in Saudi Arabia. Believe me, Saudi Arabia was the only place on the earth, where US forces did not leave war babies and where the liquor was rationed. In the tents, the troops openly discussed the Islamic tenets and practices. These Muslim troops are now the messengers of Islam in the US forces.

But then people have accused Saudi Arabia for having invited polytheists to fight against a Muslim neighbour.

I do not want to go into politics. Saudi Arabia has been able to make a big and positive Islamic impact on the West. The stay of US troops was utilised by Saudis to convey Islamic message. Political name-calling of Saudi Arabia could be easy. Iran makes a negative impact on the West. Saudi Arabia takes better care of its citizens, far in excess of what the Western nations do with their own countries. Two million US citizens live and sleep on the streets. None in Saudi Arabia.


http://www.islamicvoice.com/july.98/embraced.htm
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Reply #98 - Apr 9th, 2014 at 10:48am
 
Meanwhile in cuddly Cambridgeshire:

At category A Whitemoor jail an astonishing 42 per cent of ­convicts follow the Islamic faith - a figure in stark contrast to the overall UK population of just 5%

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/terrorism-top-security-uk-prison-terror-330...
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Reply #99 - Apr 10th, 2014 at 8:15pm
 
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You’re right. I do believe Islam and Islamic extremism spreads through jails. In Australia, even groups of Aboriginal prisoners are identifying with Islam, most likely through the influence of Spike Lee’s Malcolm X.


Falah is doing his bit too.

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Like many things, there is good and bad, yin and yang. But it’s definitely worth keeping a very close eye on Islamacist groups in prisons, particularly in the UK, which seems to attract a much more extremist brand of Islam.


Say no more Karnal.

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Nearly 3,000 US troops embraced Islam while staying in Saudi Arabia. Believe me, Saudi Arabia was the only place on the earth, where US forces did not leave war babies and where the liquor was rationed.


There's a surprise. Islam is popular with both soldiers and criminals. Who knows who will be next? The gays and the feminists?
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Reply #100 - May 25th, 2014 at 12:54pm
 
Apparently stratos read through this whole thread and couldn't find any evidence.

Stratos wrote on May 25th, 2014 at 11:20am:
freediver wrote on May 25th, 2014 at 11:15am:
Perhaps you should respond in the thread in question if you think the evidence presented is inadequate.


There is no evidence.  Also beggin the question why you think linking to it would be relevant evidence to support the suggestion that Muslims are over-represented in Australia's prisons.

Or is this another piece of evidence you just assumed, like you have been known to do previously?


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Reply #101 - May 25th, 2014 at 1:47pm
 
The rates of imprisonment by place of birth which show higher rates from Lebanon, Turkey and Sudan quoted in reply#86, is fairly strong evidence that muslims are overrepresented in Australian gaols.
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Reply #102 - May 25th, 2014 at 6:04pm
 
I blame Islam. Typical.
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Reply #103 - May 25th, 2014 at 8:25pm
 
freediver wrote on May 25th, 2014 at 6:04pm:
I blame Islam. Typical.


Of course that's a given.
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Reply #104 - May 25th, 2014 at 10:29pm
 
polite_gandalf wrote on May 25th, 2014 at 1:47pm:
The rates of imprisonment by place of birth which show higher rates from Lebanon, Turkey and Sudan quoted in reply#86, is fairly strong evidence that muslims are overrepresented in Australian gaols.




Who do you blame, gandalf ?

Moslems [because of the activities which many moslem have tended to involve themselves in] ?

Or is the fault with the Australian justice system [for jailing proportionally, more moslems] ?


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