Jonno said:I notice everyone seems to be assuming that the people with the placards are speaking for every muslim in Britain.
Ive explicitly said the plaquard holders are the extremist lot amongst the crowd. However, what you seem to miss Jonno, I think, is that the goals are the same, they come from the same hymn sheet but just have different ways of bringing about the end result. Thats what Islam is about, and its not just a religion, its a way of life and a movement that wont EVER be happy or satisfied until that end goal is in place, be it low level means or high level means.
I explained how this works before, so I wont go into it again. Also, how the individualism focus doesnt work in these situations.
In London, amid a heavy police presence, several hundred Muslims gathered after Friday prayers at the London Central Mosque in Regent's Park and marched to the Danish and French embassies, burning a Danish flag and chanting, "Denmark, you will pay." Some chanted, "Jihad! Jihad!" and held up placards that said: "Learn the lesson from 9/11."
Others offered more measured views. "I'm here because of the insult to the most important man in my life, Muhammad -- more important than our children, more important than our parents, more important than our wives," said Taoufik Ben, 43, an electrical engineer.
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