@shavixmir saidIt is estimated that there are about 100,000,000 people who are displaced all over the world, and seek to leave their home country. About 85% of these are from Islamic states.
Yeah, like there are no attrocities carried out by Christians, Jews or Hindus…
Many of these are Muslims trying to escape Muslims. Where do they go? Not to other Muslims states. They try desperately risking life, to get into Christian countries.
Why? Christian countries are generally more peaceful, more prosperous, more free, and far more tolerant.
@Rajk999 saidYour own country is apparently overrun with crime gangs. Is this due to immigration from Islamic states and North Africa?
When you need to ask for evidence of the obvious it means you are not aware of your environment. In the UK alone, there are about 47,000,000 local white British citizens. From recent polls [Google it yourself], about 67% of these people are against immigration from Islamic states and North Africa .. this total tens of millions. The reason is, these immigrants either do not ...[text shortened]... e ie they live off welfare for years, and contribute only to increased crime, gangs, drugs and rape.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidYes, we have a significant amount of crime, but in our case the reason of gangs and drugs, and thanks to Trump, the drug runners who paraded these Caribbean waters are on the run and others are thinking twice about their drug trade. Crime dropped significantly in 2025, compared to 2024.
Your own country is apparently overrun with crime gangs. Is this due to immigration from Islamic states and North Africa?
We dont have a problem with Islam. We dont have Muslims
- praying in the streets at rushhour
- having call to prayer at 5 am
- insisting that they wear their burka etc
- insisting that we teach Islam religion in schools
- we fast during Ramadhan.
- raping women
We have put a stop that. Maybe you should too.
@Rajk999 saidYeah, all major issues in Rotterdam..
Yes, we have a significant amount of crime, but in our case the reason of gangs and drugs, and thanks to Trump, the drug runners who paraded these Caribbean waters are on the run and others are thinking twice about their drug trade. Crime dropped significantly in 2025, compared to 2024.
We dont have a problem with Islam. We dont have Muslims
- praying in the streets at ...[text shortened]... hools
- we fast during Ramadhan.
- raping women
We have put a stop that. Maybe you should too.
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@Rajk999 saidRelax, It's a non issue in the UK:
Yes, we have a significant amount of crime, but in our case the reason of gangs and drugs, and thanks to Trump, the drug runners who paraded these Caribbean waters are on the run and others are thinking twice about their drug trade. Crime dropped significantly in 2025, compared to 2024.
We dont have a problem with Islam. We dont have Muslims
- praying in the streets at ...[text shortened]... hools
- we fast during Ramadhan.
- raping women
We have put a stop that. Maybe you should too.
- praying in the streets at rushhour
Muslims tend to do that in Mosques. You know, the same way you do in churches.
- having call to prayer at 5 am
There are generally limitations/restrictions to this in the UK (same as many US states).
- insisting that they wear their burka etc
Obviously the UK doesn't insist on such a thing. Religions of course have their own practices, many of them not good in my eyes.
- insisting that we teach Islam religion in schools
It is healthy that all religions are studied as part of the curriculum to avoid exaggerated bias and hatred later in life.
-fast during Ramadhan.
Their choice
- raping women
To put this label on Muslims merely evidences why all religions should be studied in school.
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@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidLets see :
Relax, It's a non issue in the UK:
- praying in the streets at rushhour
Muslims tend to do that in Mosques. You know, the same way you do in churches.
- having call to prayer at 5 am
There are generally limitations/restrictions to this in the UK (same as many US states).
- insisting that they wear their burka etc
Obviously the UK doesn't insist on such a t ...[text shortened]... women
To put this label on Muslims merely evidences why all religions should be studied in school.
- praying in the streets at rushhour
Muslims tend to do that in Mosques. You know, the same way you do in churches.
No. There are reports of Muslims praying in the street and blocking the road
- having call to prayer at 5 am
There are generally limitations/restrictions to this in the UK (same as many US states).
Again no. Residents have complained of it being a nuisance... and its not just about you. People are complaining and its all over the news.
- insisting that they wear their burka etc
Obviously the UK doesn't insist on such a thing. Religions of course have their own practices, many of them not good in my eyes.
There have been reports of beings going into womens washrooms and these are eventually shown to be men dressed in a full burka
- insisting that we teach Islam religion in schools
It is healthy that all religions are studied as part of the curriculum to avoid exaggerated bias and hatred later in life.
Teaching children to kill Christians is not an option for many Christians ... I wonder why Christians are so intolerant
-fast during Ramadhan.
Their choice
Wrong. There are reports of Muslims saying they cannot smell food when they are fasting, and in some cases insist there be no eating in offices at lunch hour
- raping women
To put this label on Muslims merely evidences why all religions should be studied in school.
Police reports indicate that the incidence of rape in the UK has sky rocketed since uncontrolled immigration began 20 years ago
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UK data - Incidence of rape and petty crimes in the last 20 years. During this period immigration from Islamic states and North Africa skyrocketed. The UK immigrant population around 2002 was about 4,000,000. In 2024 it rose to 12,500,000.
From Google
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The incidence of rape and petty crimes in the UK over the last 20 years shows police-recorded figures have increased dramatically.
Key Findings
- Under-reporting: Rape is a largely hidden crime, with a significant number of incidents not reported to the police. The CSEW, which surveys people about their experiences regardless of police involvement, provides a more reliable measure of the actual prevalence of sexual assault than police data alone.
- Police Recorded Crime: Police recorded rape offences in England and Wales have seen an almost sixfold increase between 2002/03 and 2024/25, reaching a peak of 71,667 offences in the year ending March 2025. This rise is largely attributed to improvements in police recording practices (e.g., following high-profile cases like Operation Yewtree and the #MeToo movement) and an increased willingness of victims to report offences, rather than a genuine sharp increase in the number of incidents occurring.
- Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW): The CSEW provides a more stable picture of the prevalence rate of sexual assault among people aged 16 to 59 years, which has fluctuated between 1.5% and 3.0% over the last 20 years. In the year ending March 2025, 2.4% of people in this age group had experienced sexual assault in the last year, a significant increase from 1.7% a decade prior, but overall the trend has fluctuated over the last two decades.
- Conviction Rates: Despite the increase in recorded offences, the proportion of cases resulting in a charge or conviction has been very low and decreasing in recent years. For example, fewer than 3% of recorded rapes in 2024 resulted in someone being charged that same year, leading to concerns that the crime has been effectively decriminalized.
- Police Recorded Rape Offences in England and Wales (selected years)
Year (ending March) Number of Rape Offences Recorded by Police
2004/05- approx. 16,000
2012/13- 16,374
2014/15- 29,420
2019/20- 59,217
2021/22- 70,031
2024/25- 71,667
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@Rajk999 saidDo you think there is a possibility you are taking an extreme example and presenting it as the norm?
Lets see :
- praying in the streets at rushhour
Muslims tend to do that in Mosques. You know, the same way you do in churches.
No. There are reports of Muslims praying in the street and blocking the road
- having call to prayer at 5 am
There are generally limitations/restrictions to this in the UK (same as many US states).
Again no. Residents have co ...[text shortened]... ng a nuisance... and its not just about you. People are complaining and its all over the news.
You know, the way you normally do.
Again, listen to people who actually live the the UK rather than relying solely on bias and exaggerations. (Invariably made by people to suit their own agenda).
@Rajk999 saidYep you got me. We are a tolerant country.
-fast during Ramadhan.
Their choice
Wrong. There are reports of Muslims saying they cannot smell food when they are fasting, and in some cases insist there be no eating in offices at lunch hour
And again, what does 'there are reports' actually mean? - I'm sure 'there are reports' of aliens landing in Margate.
How about we talk instead 'about the norm.' For example, most Brits are not affected in any way by Muslims praying or fasting for a month.
@Rajk999 saidDid you deliberately miss out the last part of that AI summary and add your own? - Surely not?
Police reports indicate that the incidence of rape in the UK has sky rocketed since uncontrolled immigration began 20 years ago
This is what it goes on to say:
'However, this trend is complex and largely attributed to improved police recording practices and an increased willingness of victims to report offences, rather than a true increase in the actual number of incidents occurring.'
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidI think you are suffering from some kind of condition where if you are not impacted then it really is not an issue. The praying on the street affects rush hour traffic and reports indicate that it is done to show dominance. In the case of Ramadhan, some people are told not to eat when Muslims are around during this month. Again these thing obviously are affecting others, not you.
Yep you got me. We are a tolerant country.
And again, what does 'there are reports' actually mean? - I'm sure 'there are reports' of aliens landing in Margate.
How about we talk instead 'about the norm.' For example, most Brits are not affected in any way by Muslims praying or fasting for a month.
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidIt is extreme to wonder about say, the dramatic rise in rape and petty crimes in the last 20 years? You mean there is an accepted normal amount of rape.
Do you think there is a possibility you are taking an extreme example and presenting it as the norm?
You know, the way you normally do.
Again, listen to people who actually live the the UK rather than relying solely on bias and exaggerations. (Invariably made by people to suit their own agenda).
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@Rajk999 saidI think you are suffering from 'down a rabbit hole syndrome' where Muslims have 2 heads and lurk round every corner with malicious intent.
I think you are suffering from some kind of condition where if you are not impacted then it really is not an issue. The praying on the street affects rush hour traffic and reports indicate that it is done to show dominance. In the case of Ramadhan, some people are told not to eat when Muslims are around during this month. Again these thing obviously are affecting others, not you.
You said there are no Muslims in your country. Perhaps this lack of real life contact explains your distorted view of them.
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@Rajk999 saidAgain, the part you omitted:
It is extreme to wonder about say, the dramatic rise in rape and petty crimes in the last 20 years? You mean there is an accepted normal amount of rape.
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'However, this trend is complex and largely attributed to improved police recording practices and an increased willingness of victims to report offences, rather than a true increase in the actual number of incidents occurring.'
Edit: No mention of those pesky Muslims...
@Ghost-of-a-Duke saidNever said there are no Muslims. I said we dont have a problem with them, like what youall have in the UK.
I think you are suffering from 'down a rabbit hole syndrome' where Muslims have 2 heads and lurk round every corner with malicious intent.
You said there are no Muslims in your country. Perhaps this lack of real life contact explains your distorted view of them.