North Korea Missle Launch

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Well then stop posting it because there is no sense in it.

It wasn't really. It was just the homeless hid on his ship before the voyages then he brought them here. The people who couldn't afford a home back in the Old World. Queen Elizebeth just sent the people there since they didnt do much.

"Moslems in Europe are even more ghetto-ized that blacks are in the U.S. A Turk living in Germany might have been there for generations, and is culturally not Turkish at all, but still not be a citizen. The Moslem ghettos around Paris are not nice places. And if you have an Arabic-sounding name, your resume goes right into the trash (there are not equal opportunity legislation there that exist in the U.S.)."Yeah...it's pretty bad. The Europeans have had this one coming for awhile now. But this is exactly the kind of place to stir up trouble...proselytization of the youth into Muslims in these ghettos in France is a big part of what happened not long ago...and it's still going on there. Arabs have pumped in a lot of money to get Muslim radicals into France and other parts of Europe to do exactly this. It's not unorganized as some of the media would have you believe.One lesson Muslims could have taken is from what happened here in the US. Immigrants here (years ago...not now) changed their names to American sounding versions and ensured their kids learned English from the start. If this had happened instead of sticking to their own and refusing to learn English for generations, it might have been a different story...too late now, though.One example I know of is the Three Stooges. They were all (except for Larry Fine) the Horowitz brothers...polish, I believe. If they hadn't changed their name to Howard they most likely never would have been successful. It was important for them to blend in...Muslims (and other immigrants) should take note. Those not learning the language of a country they enter after a reasonable amount of time should be deported, in my opinion.

In reply to:I think the extent to which most British people care is exagerated. If people were really so upset about it then they would not have re-elected Tony Blair and The Labour Party.I agree that the British are not obsessed with it, but if Blair were running/standing for election today, I wonder how he'd do. I don't know how they prioritze the war in the scheme of things, but it's not at all popular.In reply to:I dmenad evidance that they actively tried to cover up that it was muslims. I know they initialy thought that it was the Basques but whats to say that wasnt what they genuinely believed at first? Afterall ETA have been active in recent years.You demand? From what I read, there was no evidence at all that ETA had any involvement, but the Spanish government implied that ETA was behind it. If you don't belive me, take a look at this BBC article from 11 March 2004.

I don't care what you think, fucktard. I am sure that I have been to Europe more often and spoken to more Europeans in the past few years than you have.

Idiot. I AM European! My whole family is. Fuck i was born there. How is that evenly possible!? Explain using science.

If Labour (in the UK Parties run for election, not individual leaders) was running for election today the polls say that the Concervative Party (which so happens to support the war) would win, this being largely due to Labours failure on domestic issues.Yes the Spanish government immediately blamed ETA, but that doesnt atall imply they were trying to pretend it wasnt Muslims. if in the 1980's a bomb went off in London I would immediately suspect IRA, such is only natural.

Look, bugger everyone talking about "European", we are for the moment at any rate, seperate nation-states with our own laws, policies, and ways of dealing with immigration so people should stop talking about us as a collective whole on this issue. What goes on in France with immigrants doesnt represent what goes on in Sweden with immigrants.

Everyone needs to change their name to Smith or Jones? You mean a Goldberg, an Agassi, or a Rossellini can't get a fair shake in the U.S.? Is it bad that some Jews here wear little hats? Do we all need to convert to Christianity, and is Catholicism close enough? Should the Moslems in Europe all have plastic surgery to look more European?In Europe, the immigrants don't want to give up their culture lock, stock, and barrel, just as immigrants to the U.S. don't want to. You can't easily change the way you look, or completely eliminate your native accent, and if you're not allowed to become a citizen, you're going to have a hard time. As I said, there are third-generation Turks living in Germany who are not citizens.There are a lot of problems on both sides. The is also not as much opportunity (work-wise) as there is (or at least was) in the U.S., for new immigrants and their children...especially for their children.The Wongs and Nguyens seem to be doing quite well here.

Whats going on with France and Sweden?

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Whats going on with France and Sweden?

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Dont know exactly, but thats not the point. My point is that what goes on in the one, doesnt mean thats what is going on in the other.

I AM European! My whole family is.Fucktard, are you going to be saying that in 50 years, after never having gone back? What people who live in Europe think and do has little to do with you, Canada boy.____________________________________SYL> Yes the Spanish government immediately blamed ETA, but that doesnt atall imply they were trying to pretend it wasnt Muslims. if in the 1980's a bomb went off in London I would immediately suspect IRA, such is only natural. Yes, but it just happened that the explanation they jumped with no evidence whatsoever just happened to be politically convenient for Spain's president. Imagine who would get immediately blamed if a federal building, let's say one in Oklahoma City, were blown up.SYL> everyone talking about "European", we are for the moment at any rate, seperate nation-states with our own laws, policies, and ways of dealing with immigration...What goes on in France with immigrants doesnt represent what goes on in Sweden with immigrants.Point well taken. Most of my knowledge is of France, and a smattering of Germany. France does not represent Europe as a whole.

In reply to: The is also not as much opportunity (work-wise) as there is (or at least was) in the U.S., for new immigrants and their children...especially for their children. This is true. Okay, now I'm going to go back on what I said a minute ago and make a brief generalisation (but it isnt universally applicable). Most of continetle Europe follows a "safe", socialistic system of economics with strong trade-unions, high regulation, red-tape, etc etc. This is of course all doen with the intention of providing safety for employees. Sadly one effect is that it creates a less competitive economy thats creates less jobs in the long term. So while this helps to keep people in their jobs, it is harder for newcommers to get onto the job ladder, thus enhancing the creation of immigrant ghettos. America has a more competitive economy that can make more people jobless in the short term, but provide more jobs in the long-term, making it easier for newcommers. This reduces (without eliminating) the chance of having near entire ethnicities confined to ghettos.

In reply to: Yes, but it just happened that the explanation they jumped with no evidence whatsoever just happened to be politically convenient for Spain's president. Imagine who would get immediately blamed if a federal building, let's say one in Oklahoma City, were blown up. This is very true, I just dont wish to make a presumption about the former Spanish governments desire to misleed.

Idiot, Ever thought I AM going back? Next time think!

I heard some problem with France and Mexico but not with Sweden, straaaaange.

Sweden and France were just examples. Though there are issues of soem kind all over the western world.

It doesn't matter if you're going back (and I don't see why they'd take you), but you're not there now, and you're not well informed, so you're opinion on the European socio-political climate carries little weight.There's anti-Semitism there (and most everywhere), but there is also anti-Gypsy-ism and anti-Romanianism in Western Europe, so have fun.

There are immigration issues in Sweden.

Yes of course, like I said "all over the western world".