In Retrospect, Was It Error to Let Moslems into America or England ?

Muslim countries were complaining we were racist so we showed them . Pity there aren't examples of expanding religions living together peacefully . I would hate to have a Muslim fundamentalist neighbour on one side and a Protestant fundamentalist on the other .

I blew up a party balloon once....passed out twice doing it....but I stuck in there .

It was certainly no worse than letting in Christians.

If we ARE, what business is it of THEIRS ??



The Moslems were peaceful enuf until the end of the Third World War.

I don 't understand your reasoning, but at least it was ez to read your post, with the special effects.





David

Well David,

Do you know what happened to the original Americans when the Christians arrived?

Yes; that 's a GOOD point.

Off topic: when folks speak longingly & yearningly about flying saucers
from extraterrestrial sources, I remember that
and hope that no one will arrive and do that to us.

In Retrospect, Was It Error to Let Moslems into America or England ?

i'm going to say England, i never fly and would never work in a tall building, but i would use public transport like that attacked in England

None. But the fools we employ to go to other countries wanted to appear perfect .

The origins of Zionism and Arab nationalism go back at least to the First World War....they have simply decided it is a Muslim matter whereas previously it would have been nationalism only .

Ha ! Wrong ! 'Cause. ..no.. ..wait.. ..maybe.... which one had the alien invasion on Independance Day ? Its the other one to that one....anyway, the problem was the Alien Muslims had death rays and melted buildings.....for people who like buildings, that was just plain rude .

Really or r u joking ?

Y 'd u not work in a tall building? Fear of flying Moslems?


Interesting (to me):
I worked in the successful campaign of a governor of NY.
I was led to believe that a job that I 'd been offered
woud continue to have its offices in the World Trade Center
(owned jointly by NY and New Jersey), but the governor
had other ideas. I was mildly, slightly saddened.

I 'd worked in it before,
doing trial work in the NY State Court of Claims
in Tower 2, on several floors 82 thru 86 floors.
It was a beautiful place to work; at lunch or after
a day of trial, I sometimes went up onto the roof
and beheld the raw beauty of the vast panorama
in each of the 4 directions, each distinct from
the others. However, in the governor 's vu,
for financial reasons, he opted to move
some State property, including the Court of Claims,
out of the World Trade Center; he was the boss.

A few years later: 9/11/1.

He saved my life.
The plane hit near where the Court had been.

My disappointment had been in error.
I did not know what the future held.

If the WTC were re-built, AS I FERVENTLY BELIEVE IT SHOUD BE,
(in defiance of the Moslems)
and if I chose to continue working (which I don't),
I 'd love to work up there again.
I used to take the E train (subway) into the basement of the WTC.
That was superbly convenient.

I definitely woud love to use the higher floors of a re-built WTC,
(if I wished to continue working). It was a joy to attend court there.





David

1 way that I can look at it:
the Governor COMMUTED the Moslem death sentence.

Therefore: I did not get killed.





David

That wabbitt peering out from me in the top left corner of your post....did it just move ???

I was thinking the same thing

Would it be the same thing that happened to the original Americans when your "original Americans" arrived ? Except none of them exist now....