Killer's question: Can we honestly answer this question?

[Himalaya]

Re: Killer’s question: Can we honestly answer this question?

@hanibal

If his questions are valid for any attention and discussion, then i guess Usama and Al-qaida were on same lines but on opposite direction… and we never wanted to listen to what they have to say, Pakistanies, Indians, Srilankans, or Bengales get undue social benefits which is not even fraction of the amount these european countries have looted or are looting from our side… Al-Qaida’s response and logic doesn’t make sense and is not worth discussing then this guys questions or logic or whatever ideology he had is non-sense is not worth a discussion

Both this Norwegian and Al-Qaeda use methods that are wrong but some of the causes they might support are just. There is a huge problem in the Middle East - one of them being the issue of Palestine. Other problems such as Western interference and support of friendly dictators is a huge issue. The West has armed and strengthened many regimes which put forward its interests - look no further than Pakistan.

This Norwegian guy also has a legitimate concern - the Islamification of Europe. To us it is no problem but people who are non-Muslim are beginnin to see multi-culturalism as a failure. We seem to be seen wanting this, wanting that and getting everything because human rights legislation supports us.

Look at this case http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/uk/Indian-couple-challenges-British-immigration-law/articleshow/9394350.cms

It is not to do with religion but another case o how human rights legislation actually could favour us. Fair enough he has been coming and going for many years but times and policies change.