Why Is There Always A "Good Story" To Counter The Foreign Killer?

7th December 2015

"youaintnomuslimbruv"

"i'llridewithyou"


The police officer executed by gunmen in a street outside the office of Charlie Hebdo in Paris was a Muslim.

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Why do the media obsessively attempt to "bury bad news" with a positive story whenever there is a muslim atrocity?

It isn't just the media - i read the Daily Mail quite a bit - the top comment on muslim atrocities is usually "I'm a muslim and i think this is disgusting" - social media is awash with apologists.

Please discuss.

Because the infiltration is complete and to declare war on Islam would have major reprocussions. From the Government down and through all levels of British life, Islam has a foothold.

What we should have done in the 1940's is develop a clear and sensible Nationailty status. Calling everyone that lives here "British" was wrong, Mrs Olybenkoko from Jamaica and Mr Patel from India should have been given Jamaican UK Resident and Indian UK Resident status.

Spartacus wrote:Because the infiltration is complete and to declare war on Islam would have major reprocussions.  From the Government down and through all levels of British life, Islam has a foothold.

What we should have done in the 1940's is develop a clear and sensible Nationailty status.  Calling everyone that lives here "British" was wrong, Mrs Olybenkoko from Jamaica and Mr Patel from India should have been given Jamaican UK Resident and Indian UK Resident status.

Excellent idea Spartacus.

As for the "you aint no muslim bruv" which Our Dave has now enjoyed repeating - why the hell did he just stand there with his mobile out filming an attempted beheading?
Also, how did he know the guy was a muslim (RACIST much?)?

You ain't no seventh-day adventist mate

Spartacus wrote:You ain't no seventh-day adventist mate

Obviously not - what is one of those - some sort of muslim off-shoot?

Nope, Christian. Although my cousins were seventh day advent hopists. My uncle had this big old bible and it was worn in places, when he read that faith, hop and charity were important that's when he got the family to hop around on every seventh day. They got quite good at it but none of us would go round for dinner on the 7th day if soup was on the menu.