If you thought the Sun couldn't get any worse...

I just want to print my own newspaper at this point. Not bias and false accusations fueled by rumors when there is clear evidence that suggest otherwise.

Though I do feel a little sympathy for the girls as they felt like they had to go there to feel part of something? Why could they not feel that way here? They are much safer here than there.

http://www.comres.co.uk/polls/bbc-radio-4-today-muslim-poll/



One in four (27%) British Muslims say they have some sympathy for the motives behind the attacks on Charlie Hebdo in Paris.

However, two thirds (68%) say acts of violence against those who publish images of the Prophet can never be justified while a quarter (24%) disagree

One in nine (11%) British Muslims feel sympathetic towards people who want to fight against western interests while 85% do not.

Half (49%) believe Muslim clerics preaching that violence against the west can be justified are out of touch with mainstream Muslim opinion, while 45% disagree.

Not all of course. But to deny that there is a significant minority that are a genuine threat is to deliberately lie.

I'm sure you're all aware of this front page from, the bigoted piece of claptrap, The Sun.



But, if you actually see where they got their research from, it paints an entirely different picture. http://survation.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Islamic-Identity-Community-Relations-Survey.pdf

The Sun, that implies muslims are a threat to Britain, knowing that it will cause tensions and could provoke a terror attack. When we need british muslims to know that there is no divide between 'us' and 'them', when we should embrace that most muslims living here indeed consider themselves British.

I will also say, that when you remember Khadiza Sultana, Amira Abase and Shamima Begum, the young girls that travelled to Syria, and also consider how much grooming and indoctrination probably had to play in that, it's quite clear how there are those who harbour sympathies for people like those 3 young girls, who've effectively renounced themselves of Islam and have ruined their lives.

Which part of the poll do you think is a lie? Like which question is wrong, and what should be the right answer?

Having an opinion does not equal a genuine threat.

I'm sure you're all aware of this front page from, the bigoted piece of claptrap, The Sun.



But, if you actually see where they got their research from, it paints an entirely different picture. http://survation.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Islamic-Identity-Community-Relations-Survey.pdf

The Sun, that implies muslims are a threat to Britain, knowing that it will cause tensions and could provoke a terror attack. When we need british muslims to know that there is no divide between 'us' and 'them', when we should embrace that most muslims living here indeed consider themselves British.

I will also say, that when you remember Khadiza Sultana, Amira Abase and Shamima Begum, the young girls that travelled to Syria, and also consider how much grooming and indoctrination probably had to play in that, it's quite clear how there are those who harbour sympathies for people like those 3 young girls, who've effectively renounced themselves of Islam and have ruined their lives.

It can become a threat. Having an opinion is one step away from acting upon it. Look what happened when people had an opinion on Jews in the 1930s. Look what happened when ISIS had an opinion on homosexuals. The list goes on.

If people with these opinions become a majority, what happens then?

it is the truth, they can not publish bs they have to have some evidence @James Milibanter

I don't like the sun, not to say this isn't true. I think your are voer estimating how many mulsims feel British, as far as I can see Islam is a much more powerful bond than nationality, most muslims talk about muslims as a collective, and pledge allegiance to allah and islam. I don't think they give much of a fig for nationality. And if so many feel British why do they go fight in Syria, or make trips to horrendously unstable places in the middle east?

The question "do you have sympathy for jihadists" was not asked

Whether it can do or not is irrelevant, you claimed that the statistics you offered suggested a genuine threat, they do not.