Mosque leader: 'People don't trust their children' (after Birmingham UK terror raid)

icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk ^ | 1/31/2007 | Staff

[ExSES]

"You feel like you should challenge your son or daughter: ‘Where are you going at night? What are you watching on TV? What are you doing on the internet?"

Hey DUMMY! It's called "Parental Responsibility"!!!

[.cnI redruM]

>>>>He said: "People don’t trust their own children any more. It’s causing difficulties inside families.

"You feel like you should challenge your son or daughter: ‘Where are you going at night? What are you watching on TV? What are you doing on the internet?’

"After this kind of thing, 100 per cent of families are worried."<<<<


Wouldn't that describe almost any parent's feeling about raising teenagers in the modern world?

[Dark Skies]

Wouldn't that describe almost any parent's feeling about raising teenagers in the modern world?

Except most kids are planning a beheading (I hope).

[.cnI redruM]

Heavy metal poisoning?

[Kenton]

He said: "People don’t trust their own children any more. It’s causing difficulties inside families.

Your children are causing difficulties for ALL the families in your host country. You are an imam, and they are getting their radical genocidist ideas from your religious teachings.

Don't be so quick to blame the kids, in this case, you're the ones that raised them to be sociopaths.

[Trampled by Lambs]

"You feel like you should challenge your son or daughter: ‘Where are you going at night? What are you watching on TV? What are you doing on the internet?’

This is a problem? I asked my son these very questions pretty much every day of his life between age 12 and 18.

[stockpirate]

And well they should be asking those questions!

[ishabibble]

Oh yeah, they are all shocked and stunned. Do these people ever say anything different? A very nice family. An innocent-looking bookstore. And, of course, the obligatory apologies and groveling from the police force spokesperson.


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,236337,00.html

This guy appeared in federal court yesterday. It was all a mistake. He wants to go back to India and be free to return to the U.S. at a later date. The sheer nerve and ability to lie with a straight face is breathtaking.

The Hanoi Jane crowd in D.C. wants peace with these people.
These people want to destroy our country and kill us all.
March 17th is the next peace rally. Let us all be there to stand up and fight back.

[Theo]

People Terrorists don’t trust their own children any more.

There. Fixed it.

[No.6]

"Your children are causing difficulties for ALL the families in your host country. You are an imam, and they are getting their radical genocidist ideas from your religious teachings.

Don't be so quick to blame the kids, in this case, you're the ones that raised them to be sociopaths."

What the imam means is: we have to challenge our children: where are you going at night? What are you doing on the internet? Are you tipping the police off about your elders do at mosque? How are the authorities finding out about the bookshop?

[ishabibble]

Just in case anyone thinks that 40 FReepers can do it alone.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1776385/posts

You are not too busy, too broke, or too removed to find a way to D.C. and stand up next to these great people who took so much abuse on behalf of all those here who talk a good ballgame, but but but. NO EXCUSES.

[50sDad]

Wouldn't that describe almost any parent's feeling about raising teenagers in the modern world?

You're forgetting, Islam is de facto perfect, so they are genuinely surprised their kids are training to be murdering thugs. But, at least they are right in one area: 100% of everyone else's families are worried about what their Muslim children are doing as well.

[Gritty]

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

"You feel like you should challenge your son or daughter: ‘Where are you going at night? What are you watching on TV? What are you doing on the internet?’

Geez.... sounds like normal around here!

[rlmorel]

PING for later GREAT cartoon theft!

[zook]

When I first read the quote, I thought maybe he means that parents planning terrorist attacks are worried their kids might turn them it!

I'm still not sure that's an incorrect interpretation!

[trailboss800]

Oh that makes me feel real sad, that Muslims are experiencing the negative effects of their own terrorism.

[Valin]

Oh yeah, they are all shocked and stunned.


Reminds me of what you always herar when the ploice arreast some one for mass murder. "gee he was always so quiet, and polite. I would never guess that he'd do something like this."

[twonie]

You beat me to it. Dead on.