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Post by Hugh Jerection on Jul 10, 2011 11:36:51 GMT
whos paying for it then ricola? I believe it is the Muslim Academic Trust. It certainly isn't the tax payer. Lurid - Whilst playing to the gallery, rallying your own support, is rewarded more than making a sound point by the workings of the political machine this will continue. A democratic system is one that rewards democratic behaviour. Very good point and one that the EDL seemed to miss.
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Post by Hugh Jerection on Jul 10, 2011 11:49:20 GMT
interesting that no one has mentioned the group of about 20 to 30 muslims or "asians" that were going round town looking for trouble in particular throwing beer bottles at english people outside the university arms hotel. which resulted in a child being hit on the leg by it. btw theres nothing racist about a group of people marching against a £5million pound mosque being built by tax payers money for the people our country are currently in a terrorist war with. I don't think anybody is mentioning it because any rational person would know there is a similar percentage of idiots no matter what background/ race/ skin colour they are.
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Post by soulhalshall on Jul 10, 2011 11:58:22 GMT
"btw theres nothing racist about a group of people marching against a £5million pound mosque being built by tax payers money for the people our country are currently in a terrorist war with."
Quite right, there's nothing racist in marching in support of a cause, or against a cause. That's obvious. But when you walk around shouting racist abuse, that part is racist, you see. So the EDL were almost there. So close. That must frustrate them.
Plus, we're not in a war with Islam. Goodness, that sentence of yours is absolute tripe.
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Post by shaunxX on Jul 10, 2011 12:33:05 GMT
I believe the Muslim academic trust may indeed be grant aided via the taxpayer?
Radical Islam has declared war on the west though in all fairness, does it have followers in the Uk?
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Post by Hugh Jerection on Jul 10, 2011 13:06:43 GMT
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Post by tedbaker79 on Jul 10, 2011 16:15:11 GMT
. Goodness, that sentence of yours is absolute tripe.[/quote] you'd no all about that "having read some of your post's"
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Post by lennypack on Jul 10, 2011 18:40:53 GMT
That was a remarkably stupid comment though Ted.
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Post by bean on Jul 10, 2011 19:02:32 GMT
"with bright red shorts and white ankle socks pulled right up. Should have been arrested for that alone."
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Post by tedbaker79 on Jul 10, 2011 19:57:05 GMT
That was a remarkably stupid comment though Ted. which one.....pick a thread lol
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Post by orchardpark on Jul 11, 2011 9:24:31 GMT
www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Home/Support-floods-in-for-Cambridge-counter-march-04072011.htmI trust the line referencing members of CFU refers solely to members of cfu signing as individuals , and not as CFU the organisation. I give CFU a mandate to represent my views en masse relating to cambridge united FC , BUT CFU does not have a mandate to express any view politically on my behalf. Could D m-j clarify CFU members signing or is it once again poor journalism ? This is a very important point, this weekend has proved that United fans have diverse views (as it should be), are CFU representing all? Any United fan can be a member of CFU, whatever political,Racial background or personal view. CFU should only be about Cambridge United. CFU invited UAF to the abbey before, why? Can we have an official response on this. There is no justification, in my eyes, for UAF being involved with CFU. As for Saturday, I was enjoying the sunshine on the North Norfolk Coast, only other family on the bit of beach we were on, were from Cambridge and U's fans. Hoorah we rule east anglia.
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Post by tedbaker79 on Jul 11, 2011 10:10:48 GMT
also a lot of posters down mill road with the picture of a handshake and the words cambridge united on it . could easily be mis-constrewed.
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Post by gstictok on Jul 11, 2011 10:26:30 GMT
also a lot of posters down mill road with the picture of a handshake and the words cambridge united on it . could easily be mis-constrewed. Whats the problem with posters and the words Cambridge United surely thats good publicity if people think its to do with the Football Club?
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Post by Lepus europaeus on Jul 11, 2011 10:59:23 GMT
Stirstick, you said: "One confrontation only and that was at the Gwydir St junction on Mill Rd. About 6 blokes - 2 United regulars. Very surprised at these 2 high profile identities. very surprised indeed!!"
Will you, or can you, name names? Surely CUFC should know if any of its supporters are associating themselves with a racist and sometimes violent organisation. (And, please, no one come out with the old chestnut about the EDL not being racist. That has been comprehensively disproved.)
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Post by tedbaker79 on Jul 11, 2011 11:08:10 GMT
also a lot of posters down mill road with the picture of a handshake and the words cambridge united on it . could easily be mis-constrewed. Whats the problem with posters and the words Cambridge United surely thats good publicity if people think its to do with the Football Club? i like your thinking but as the protest is not football related the words should be different imo
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Post by lennypack on Jul 11, 2011 11:10:11 GMT
Oh dear. URGH, you can almost smell the lack of education.
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