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Lost in translation: Australia’s top cleric : Comments
By Abe Ata, published 17/11/2006Does the Arabic language with its flourishes, rhythms and metaphors give Arab speakers an excuse for being misunderstood?
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Yet he remains. With the lesser of the two points, still being DETRIMENTAL to AUSTRALIAN SOCIETY.
Fact is, the translation was 100% correct, so we need to drop the (mistranslation) argument immediately. There was no mistranslation! (Period)
Secondly those who wanted the cleric (gone), or preferably deported (in many peoples opinion), were the MAJORITY, who once again loose out.
We have the problem, where’s the (allusive) solution.
The answer is simple.
#There is a Problem with Muslims integrating(statement cannot be denied)!
-small number (arguable), but from small things, big things grow.
-failure to integrate, turns multi-culturalism into(tribes) “and tribes fight”
#Need to stop problem getting bigger, in terms of amount of Muslims immigrating to Australia (stop Muslim immigration)< I believe that policy would have a lot of supporters
#Place cameras in mosques, with the statement “comments such as women are like uncovered meat....etc, has abused our generosity and trust, and is not compatible with our society” if it’s not compatible it doesn’t belong<commonsense
If these 3 points were implemented, the future of australia, and the overwhelming majority of australians, would be considerably safer, our way of life will reverse its gradual and exponential decline (gang vilence, turf wars, possible terroist attakcs, and on,and on, what comes nxt? that is a society going down the wrong path).
But why don’t we take these steps?
Ill give you my opinion, in which I share with I believe, a majority of Australians.
If we done that right now, I think we’d all learn why it’s called the religion of peace.
Personally, id rather learn that now then in 30 years time, at our current rate of immigration.
“What then is the place of the Arabic language in all this?”-author. I don’t know, is it just a symptom (albeit a more obvious one), of a gradually increasing, more dangerous problem.