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Is France About To Take Sensible Action?
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FRENCH Prime Minister Manuel Valls says the country is to shut down certain mosques, cut foreign funding and police the content delivered in sermons in a massive crackdown on Islamic fundamentalism.
Meanwhile, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has demanded every person suspected of being involved in terrorism be placed under house arrest.
And he said accessing jihadi websites should be made a crime similar to that of paedophiles who view and distribute content online.
France is also considering legislation that will allow it to remove and expel dual national citizens.
http:// www.exp ress.co .uk/new s/world /695711 /France -to-shu t-down- rogue-m osques- to-wipe -out-Ji hadi-pr eaching -amid-m ajor-cr ackdown
Meanwhile, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has demanded every person suspected of being involved in terrorism be placed under house arrest.
And he said accessing jihadi websites should be made a crime similar to that of paedophiles who view and distribute content online.
France is also considering legislation that will allow it to remove and expel dual national citizens.
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Perhaps curtailing the building of more Mosques is a security issue. The existing ones would seem to have become a hotbed of radical indoctrinati on and terrorist radicalisati on which mean valuable resources are tied up monitoring what is going on. Why would the French, or indeed any Country that faces this conundrum encourage even more of the same...
11:43 Wed 03rd Aug 2016
I thought we were talking about new mosques?
Which i presume are build to meet demand, demand from more muslims?
Maybe they won't come if they are not allowed to build mosques, seeing as praying is a pretty big deal for them. This seems pretty simple to me, not sure if it has logical foundation like.
Which i presume are build to meet demand, demand from more muslims?
Maybe they won't come if they are not allowed to build mosques, seeing as praying is a pretty big deal for them. This seems pretty simple to me, not sure if it has logical foundation like.
Talbot - //Three participants in this debate have inferred or stated that they think that no more mosques should be built - one has confirmed that the reason is obvious.
I'm in favour of not building any religious based buildings. //
That expands your point - but it does not explain why you think that - ?
I'm in favour of not building any religious based buildings. //
That expands your point - but it does not explain why you think that - ?
RandyMarsh - //I thought we were talking about new mosques?
Which i presume are build to meet demand, demand from more muslims?
Maybe they won't come if they are not allowed to build mosques, seeing as praying is a pretty big deal for them. This seems pretty simple to me, not sure if it has logical foundation like.//
It doesn't. Ands even if it did, what kind of society would we be if we refused people the right to worship as they choose simply because it is a different form of worship to that of the indigenous population.
Have you been to Abu Dhabi? Christian churches everywhere - and why not?
Which i presume are build to meet demand, demand from more muslims?
Maybe they won't come if they are not allowed to build mosques, seeing as praying is a pretty big deal for them. This seems pretty simple to me, not sure if it has logical foundation like.//
It doesn't. Ands even if it did, what kind of society would we be if we refused people the right to worship as they choose simply because it is a different form of worship to that of the indigenous population.
Have you been to Abu Dhabi? Christian churches everywhere - and why not?
If you are closing down problem Mosques it makes sense to alos restrict the opening of new ones or the problem will simply move 2 doors up the road.
Whilst it is supposedly true for the Christian faith to be able to pray anywhere I think you will find the devout (and the extreme ones) insist on Mosque attendance. Therefore restricting the opening of Mosques could result in the reduction of Muslims in some areas.
As for where to put the suspects i think they are looking at house arrest, meaning they are 'imprisoned' in their own home.
Whilst it is supposedly true for the Christian faith to be able to pray anywhere I think you will find the devout (and the extreme ones) insist on Mosque attendance. Therefore restricting the opening of Mosques could result in the reduction of Muslims in some areas.
As for where to put the suspects i think they are looking at house arrest, meaning they are 'imprisoned' in their own home.
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