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Listed below are comments made by ecolizzy between Saturday, 28th November 2009 and Tuesday, 1st December 2009 (12 Minutes Ago) .

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Tuesday 1 December 2009 - the plan so far 3:52pm on 01 Dec 2009 #14 Mim don't you get sarcasm after all your years of living here?! :/
Tuesday 1 December 2009 - the plan so far 2:02pm on 01 Dec 2009 HHhmmm looks as though democracy doesn't work in Switzerland either!

http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/world/Swiss-ban-on-minarets-could.5870974.jp

They'll have to vote again, just like the Irish had to, why will these people not vote the right way?!
Monday 30 November 2009 10:03am on 01 Dec 2009 #18 This is a limitation to knowledge.

How I agree with you Roger! I can't understand how it can be of any use, unless it's just used for bald facts. I'm lucky I've never been to a presentation, although that is going to change. My son is going to present a power point of our family tree to me and my siblings! I agree inter-action is much more free when actually written by hand.

And yes I can see it will stop communication, I must ask my daughter what happens in her classes. It always appears rubbish and too simplistic to me.
Monday 30 November 2009 09:06am on 01 Dec 2009 HHmmm I suppose this has nothing to do with immigration, legal or otherwise... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8387560.stm

With all those millions that have to be spent, just where do the government see the financal benefit of all those extra people?
Monday 30 November 2009 08:46am on 01 Dec 2009 #13 But he is tall, has a full head of hair and a deep voice; everything a woman needs. Not quite Barrie! ; )

#14 Mademoiselle google Barries full name, you'll find his excellent site. He's definitely not incognito.

And yes I find Paxo banal these days, where's his fighting spirit gone? Oh and Barrie I blame power point on all the fancy screen presentation. I've watched it being put together for teenagers in school.
Newsnight and Newsnight Review - Friday 27 Nov 2009 11:37pm on 29 Nov 2009 #94 Thanks Mistress76uk, I've been meaning to look those figures up all day, in light of the minaret vote, suprising how many isn't it?! There's one and half billion muslims in the world, and almost two billion christians.

I wonder how many minarets we have. Did you see one church turned into a mosque had all the gravestones crushed and turned into hardstanding! No looking up your relatives graves there then!
Newsnight and Newsnight Review - Friday 27 Nov 2009 11:57pm on 28 Nov 2009 Anybody watch this http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00p6tsd/Why_Beauty_Matters/ this evening?

It follows some of the philosphy here earlier this evening. Beauty as a spiritual thing, rather than religion?

What do you think?
Newsnight and Newsnight Review - Friday 27 Nov 2009 6:58pm on 28 Nov 2009 This is interesting... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7710822.stm

But note what this woman Kinana Rukbi says, Ms Rukbi wants secular Syrians to engage with the masses just like the Qubaisiat have done, "not to stay distanced from them".

And as BYT said leave a vacuum and someone will fill it!
Newsnight and Newsnight Review - Friday 27 Nov 2009 6:47pm on 28 Nov 2009 Hhhhmmm some very philosophical arguments for a Saturday evening! ; ) I thought Saturday night was party night! ; )

Don't you think religion, hellfire and damnation are used to control the masses? Fear has always been the driving force of any religion. Any god will make your life a misery, or some religious person will make sure it does!

We appear to have a comment from a practicing muslim, we have commented on his views, now why doesn't he reply to them, no muslim that has posted their views here ever comes back again!

IndignantI have a friend who lives in a central american country, strongly catholic, but he says that they and the local indians do celebrate peoples lives and think the person is going to a better place and that is a good and happy thing. Much like us westerners, without the happy place! ; ) I really like your idea of children studying nature for the early years, and no religion, until they can have some understanding of philosphy. : )
Newsnight and Newsnight Review - Friday 27 Nov 2009 3:51pm on 28 Nov 2009 #17 So Mr LMHendry, are you saying that we as a british society should stop reading our own story books, ignore christianity, not eat pork, follow muslim holidays, and only follow islam?

I believe there are many other countries in the world that follow islam and mohammed, so why don't muslims go and live there?

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