So to the paranoid racists here, how are your day to day lives? How does it feel to live in constant fear and paranoid? Do you piss your pants everytime you walk by a Muslim? Do you wear tin foil hats? Is everybody a potential suicide bomber? Damn, sad to live that way. Maybe you guys need to move out of America. You guys don't get what America is about. We band together, we don't turn on eachother that easily no matter what the circumstances. The minority like you is what's wrong with America and it's pathetic. You're holding this country back.
While I'm at it, what's with the constant republicans vs democrats on this site? It's insane. Every single issue becomes about that and the name calling, so juvenile. I mean every single issue...
While I'm at it, what's with the constant republicans vs democrats on this site? It's insane. Every single issue becomes about that and the name calling, so juvenile. I mean every single issue...
I spun nothing you POS BIGOT windup artist.
Suck on this Sumday/Jaguara/Scam Halen
I'm sure I was a bigot when I originally posted it 10 years ago.
http://www.majorwager.com/forums/war-room/41317-arab-american-heroes-fighting-us-army.html
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[h=1]Bradford Muslims Rally To Save Synagogue From Closure[/h]<center>Synagogue's Rudi Leavor with the Bradford Council of Mosques Zulfi Karim
</center>Zulfi Karim, the secretary of the Bradford Council of Mosques, said he hoped that the story of local collaboration, amid global Muslim-Jewish tensions, would be an inspirational one, and one that would improve the image of the city.
"Many people do seem to be massively taken aback that the Jewish and Muslim community are working hand-in-hand, when all you seem to hear about Bradford are the nasty things," he told HuffPost UK.
"We want to make sure this synagogue is protected, long-term, a heritage site for the whole community."
Rudi Leavor, chairman of the synagogue, told HuffPost UK he had originally begun to talk to his Muslim neighbours when they lobbied together to stop the conversion of a local building into a restaurant, and they successfully stopped the planning application.
"When I told him about the parlous state of our finances because of low membership, he referred me to the Carlisle Business Centre.
"He sat on the committee and though the organisation was nominally non-denominational, it was Asian orientated. I was awarded several hundred pounds," he told HuffPost UK
Since making the contacts, Leaver said the synagogue had received a lot of assistance from different Muslim organisations, and has formed a close relationship with Mahmood Mohammed, a development officer for Bradford Council.
Leavor told HuffPost UK: "At the time, rain has entered through a faulty roof and an adjacent building costing about £2,000 to repair most urgently. Mahmood said he had an anonymous donor who would underwrite the cost.
"In the mean time he introduced me to Karim, of Bradford Council of Mosques. He met me at the Synagogue and was impressed with the building."
"There's been a Jewish community in Bradford for 100 years, and now there's barely a trace. I was so impressed by the architecture and the history of the synagogue, we couldn't let this go to waste," Karim told HuffPost UK
The anonymous benefactor turned out to be Kahlid Pervaiz, owner of the Drummond Mills Complex near the Synagogue, who also offered its members free parking.
Leaver said that if their collaboration can "contribute just a little towards peace and harmony, then so much the better."
George Galloway, the Respect MP for Bradford West, has published an Early Day motion congratulating the Council of Mosques, which has been signed by 11 MPs.
The EDM congratulates "the members of the Bradford Muslim community for their extraordinary ecumenical gesture in raising a very large sum of money to repair the roof of Bradford's last remaining synagogue, thereby enabling members of the Jewish community to continue to worship there; and believes that this generous gesture shows the true spirit of Islam towards other People of the Book."
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[h=1]Bradford Muslims Rally To Save Synagogue From Closure[/h]<center>Synagogue's Rudi Leavor with the Bradford Council of Mosques Zulfi Karim
</center>Zulfi Karim, the secretary of the Bradford Council of Mosques, said he hoped that the story of local collaboration, amid global Muslim-Jewish tensions, would be an inspirational one, and one that would improve the image of the city.
"Many people do seem to be massively taken aback that the Jewish and Muslim community are working hand-in-hand, when all you seem to hear about Bradford are the nasty things," he told HuffPost UK.
"We want to make sure this synagogue is protected, long-term, a heritage site for the whole community."
Rudi Leavor, chairman of the synagogue, told HuffPost UK he had originally begun to talk to his Muslim neighbours when they lobbied together to stop the conversion of a local building into a restaurant, and they successfully stopped the planning application.
"When I told him about the parlous state of our finances because of low membership, he referred me to the Carlisle Business Centre.
"He sat on the committee and though the organisation was nominally non-denominational, it was Asian orientated. I was awarded several hundred pounds," he told HuffPost UK
Since making the contacts, Leaver said the synagogue had received a lot of assistance from different Muslim organisations, and has formed a close relationship with Mahmood Mohammed, a development officer for Bradford Council.
Leavor told HuffPost UK: "At the time, rain has entered through a faulty roof and an adjacent building costing about £2,000 to repair most urgently. Mahmood said he had an anonymous donor who would underwrite the cost.
"In the mean time he introduced me to Karim, of Bradford Council of Mosques. He met me at the Synagogue and was impressed with the building."
"There's been a Jewish community in Bradford for 100 years, and now there's barely a trace. I was so impressed by the architecture and the history of the synagogue, we couldn't let this go to waste," Karim told HuffPost UK
The anonymous benefactor turned out to be Kahlid Pervaiz, owner of the Drummond Mills Complex near the Synagogue, who also offered its members free parking.
Leaver said that if their collaboration can "contribute just a little towards peace and harmony, then so much the better."
George Galloway, the Respect MP for Bradford West, has published an Early Day motion congratulating the Council of Mosques, which has been signed by 11 MPs.
The EDM congratulates "the members of the Bradford Muslim community for their extraordinary ecumenical gesture in raising a very large sum of money to repair the roof of Bradford's last remaining synagogue, thereby enabling members of the Jewish community to continue to worship there; and believes that this generous gesture shows the true spirit of Islam towards other People of the Book."
Sidekick? Don't know what that means exactly, but if we're going that route, you're the sidekick of a Muslim Hater in this very thread, and many other racists and worse over in Poly, so maybe you should just drop the sidekick thing before it starts, Kemosabe. @)
The only one who crossed the line in Poly was Patsfan. Everything else is just a joke in there, especially the Indian stuff. No one considers Akphi an Indian. They rile him up because he's a POS. Wouldn't expect a turdlet like you to recognize the difference.
