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Why Muslims should never be trusted


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2 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

agreed , That's why where I can see troubling changes in my child's school I've put heads together with other non-muslim parent friends to put my name into the hat for the opening of parent governer. Waheguru willing we will succeed in getting representation ... I extended a hand of friendship to all others but it is clear that there a  main contingent teaching their kids to be nasty little s&*%s to non-muslims, it is these muslim boys who pick on my daughter and the muslim girls who reject her getting their little gangs of followers to also pick on her and other non-muslims. At one point she started to believe that there was something wrong with herself that's why they are behaving like that, so I put her straight that there are nasty people in the world too and these kids have been taught to be mean. Frankly , there is no comparison to friends back in the day and the current self-entitled proudly unpard madams and sirs these lot are  scum and proud of it.

I find that interesting because in area's dominated by muslims we had this problem from childhood so we had experienced what it meant to be a minority in a muslim dominated area and we were warning other Sikhs to watch out for the increase in muslim numbers in Sikh majority area's but they didnt really care. Even in USA and canada I remember years ago we had some cucked liberal lefty Sikhs on here defending islamo-fascists because they had not experienced the muslim migrant tide. They lived in area's where Sikhs or mostly whites dominated so were pretty comfortable in their views and outlook but changed their views once they see the intolerant views and terrorist attacks muslims were committing and the impact it was having on quality of life for Sikhs who were being mistaken for muslims and being victimised.

It just goes to show most Sikhs only wake up when the tide of problems is lapping at their feet and have no IQ to foresee or care about the tide from a distance coming towards them so they can prepare.

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37 minutes ago, genie said:

I find that interesting because in area's dominated by muslims we had this problem from childhood so we had experienced what it meant to be a minority in a muslim dominated area and we were warning other Sikhs to watch out for the increase in muslim numbers in Sikh majority area's but they didnt really care. Even in USA and canada I remember years ago we had some cucked liberal lefty Sikhs on here defending islamo-fascists because they had not experienced the muslim migrant tide. They lived in area's where Sikhs or mostly whites dominated so were pretty comfortable in their views and outlook but changed their views once they see the intolerant views and terrorist attacks muslims were committing and the impact it was having on quality of life for Sikhs who were being mistaken for muslims and being victimised.

It just goes to show most Sikhs only wake up when the tide of problems is lapping at their feet and have no IQ to foresee or care about the tide from a distance coming towards them so they can prepare.

It's liberalism in general. Even many White folk hate it so much, Most of my friends are white, large chunk of them are PC infected. But my best friend is a Christian, he totally hates it so much. I think the general turn with Trump being voted in and Brexit is a sign that all these Liberal-fascists are most likely ending their own causes. You should watch Ben Shapiro or Milo yiannopoulos, they make amazing points about all this. The Libtards tried to trash Milo in the media, but it backfired so hard on them. They wanted his book to sink in sales but the amount of people buying it shot up like 400%.

Sociology is so fascinating sometimes.

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50 minutes ago, genie said:

Modern liberal Sikhs families tell their kids not to be interested in religious stuff much and not to convert others which means Sikh kids are not confident in their faith...

What's happened is that we've, in the West, managed to combine the worst of our natural desi inclination towards shallow materialism and combine it with the respectable facade of being "educated" (which is just a codeword for the ability to accumulate at a greater rate with a semblance of so-called respectability), and we've become this strange hybrid of a people who have little patience for matters of faith aside from superficial posturing, whilst manufacturing a narrative of extreme tolerance, even if it works against our own long-term interests as a people, derived from a very loose and selective interpretation of our religion.

I tell you, the current Sikh or Punjabi children of now will curse their parents and elders in the next 20 to 30 years when they realise how they were failed due to a total dereliction of duties in their elders' role as guardians and protectors. Nobody sees it now, or nobody wants to see it, because things are relatively chilled and fruitful. We've hitched our wagon to the mainstream in the mistaken hope that we'll be protected by others. We won't. This won't last. Not a chance. The gleeful headlong hurtle into hedonism that Western Sikhs are currently experiencing will lead to some very harsh consequences for us that will decimate entire families. The wails of regret will be deafening.

Don't fall for the Left Vs Right narrative. It's a red herring. Completely false. 

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15 hours ago, jkvlondon said:

If you want an example to analyse you can't go wrong with our mayor in London UK Sadiq Khan.

in may of 2016:

http://barusahib.org/general/sadiq-khan-londons-new-mayor-makes-promises-to-the-sikhs/

this weekend, after making sangat hang around for an hour he turns up , refuses to go upstairs in Gurdwara , but stays in langar hall then this  :

Sikhs in the UK hand letter to London Mayor Sadiq Khan at Southall Nagar Kirtan (ਸਾਊਥਹਾਲ ਨਗਰ ਕੀਰਤਨ)
~ concerns across Sikh community regarding mixing cultural and religious aspects of separate significance threatens to overshadow Trafalgar Square celebrations

Having visited whilst electioneering as a Mayoral candidate, it was being stated by several committee members that current Mayor of London Sadiq Khan was the first mayor to return after winning an election, when he returned today before the annual Nagar Kirtan, which was delayed due to his late arrival, forcing thousands of members of the community to wait unnecessarily.

If that wasn't bad enough, the claim itself was dubious as Ken livingstone had actually returned to Southall Singh Sabha four times and did Matha Tek as a mark of respect to Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj, which Sadiq Khan did not do.

Instead Khan walked around the Langar Hall and as he was doing so was approached by Sdr Inderjeet Singh, who handed the Mayor of London a letter that outlines the concerns of the UK sikh community.

As the letter was handed to Sadiq Khan, whilst appearing to be initially reluctant to accept the document he then briskly took it and handed it to an aide.

Such perceived arrogance or nonchalance was quickly countered by the former Downing St policy supremo Inderjeet Singh with a firm, "...is that how you respect our community?".

Khan hastened to move away without either addressing, allaying or commenting on the Vaisakhi in the Square event or the concerns expressed.

The letter in full (actual delivered copy in comments):

Dear Mr. Sadiq Khan,

Re: GLA - Vaisakhi Festival 2017

We write to thank you for continuing the Mayor of London’s support to celebrate Vaisakhi, an event that was first started by Ken Livingstone in 2000. However, we are extremely disturbed at the proposed content, as this year’s programme appears to pay little regard to religious values by including an insensitive mix of religious, cultural and commercial entertainment. If this affront to the Sikh nation on its most auspicious religious occasion is not addressed before the event, it will do more damage than good and bring into disrepute a celebration that would otherwise be a joyous celebration and opportunity to promote community cohesion.

We request you to intervene by directing the project team to not have a Vaisakhi programme that has both the cultural and religious significance of Vaisakhi in the same event. As you will be aware from your many visits to Sikh Gurwara’s, Vaisakhi to Sikhs is an event that relates to the most prominent day in the Sikh faith when the “Khalsa Panth” was established by the 10th Guru of the Sikhs (Guru Gobind Singh), in 1699.

The desire of Sikhs that Vaisakhi is not ‘culturalised’ or ‘commercialised’ is no different from the desire of Muslims to keep celebration of Eid holy. Nor is it different from the desire of Christians that Christmas be celebrated as the birth of Christ. We are sure that you will want to do the right thing for all religious and faith communities of London and those of none, in progressing the policies of your administration at City Hall.

For any further information, you and/or your officals may wish to contact us, to make the GLA proposed Vasisakhi Festival in 2017, a great success.

Wishing you and the GLA a happy Vaisakhi.

Signed.

 
 
 

Sadiq Khan did not keep the sangat waiting. He arrived an hour late. Which utter  i d  i o  t  made the decision to delay GURU SAHIBS nagar kirtan by an hour for the arrival of Sadiq Khan?

He's an arrogant little pr*ck. I think we all know that including his own community.

I d  i o  t  is a banned word?! Waah?!

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22 minutes ago, S4NGH said:

I d  i o  t  is a banned word?! Waah?!

While that is a banned word, these are not: (I'm not saying any of these this just is a way to prove weak modding system)

F*ck

C*nt

S*it

I'm not saying anymore, but you get the deal.

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I agree with some points you said except the part about Muslims not donating to terrorist attack victims I live in an area with a lot of Muslim pop that grew in a few years and after the Ottawa attack Muslims from my city donated to the soilders family. However with this increase of population there has been an increase of gangs criminality and hostility to others including Sikhs where you now see groups of Muslims acting all hard givin ppl stares and just trying to be intimidating. You really c them saying racist stuff tho but there have been minor cases so who knows what these gangs say behind closed door but must say the terrorist types are a very tiny minority and this should not be ignored 

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1 minute ago, ghettosikh said:

I agree with some points you said except the part about Muslims not donating to terrorist attack victims I live in an area with a lot of Muslim pop that grew in a few years and after the Ottawa attack Muslims from my city donated to the soilders family. However with this increase of population there has been an increase of gangs criminality and hostility to others including Sikhs where you now see groups of Muslims acting all hard givin ppl stares and just trying to be intimidating. You really c them saying racist stuff tho but there have been minor cases so who knows what these gangs say behind closed door but must say the terrorist types are a very tiny minority and this should not be ignored 

Are you some bot that repeats everything? 

You already said those exact lines.

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It depends on what you will trust muslims for.

On an individual basis they can be trusted but it depends on what the context is.

It's the collective that you have be concerned about.

A Sikh generally will put truth first even if it goes against another Sikh.

A muslim will put another muslim first regardless of what the truth is.

The reason for this is that Islam as a political ideology is based on arab cultural values which means tribal loyalty comes first.

There is an arab saying ,"me against my brother, my brother and I against my father, my father and brother against my cousins, my family against my clan,my clan against my tribe" and so on.

This is the modus operandi of Islam and this is the effect on muslims. It needs enemies and "the other" to survive. When they do not have enemies they turn on each other.

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2 hours ago, Jacfsing2 said:

While that is a banned word, these are not: (I'm not saying any of these this just is a way to prove weak modding system)

F*ck

C*nt

S*it

I'm not saying anymore, but you get the deal.

But  i d i  o t ?! Cmon. How's that even foul/ abusive. Is 'stupid' banned?

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