Paul,
And I thought you kept up with things.

Its a site that has been there for quite a few years and records terrorist attacks, with place, country and date, so they can be verified. It also carries other news related to events of muslims.

http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/

While you and Foxy were discussing the culinary attractions of various cultures the real world was getting on with the practices of multiculturalism. But why should you be concerned about the unsavoury aspects of some cultures, you have been ignoring them for years.

Foxy,

It is your dogmatism.

It is not funny that you apply such labels to anyone with the temerity to disagree with you, or even question your orthodoxy.

You brought Tania Plibersek into the discussion. It is perfectly reasonable to demand of you as a partisan supporter of the previous Gillard/Greens government to list what the previous Labor government achieved on surrogacy during its six years on the government benches.

Easy question, but you dodge and weave.

Whoops, post to wrong thread (see above).

However the comment is relevant here too since Foxy has yet to enlighten all why her bias against Australians is Ok.

otb,

Whatever is eating you must be suffering
terribly!

Otb: I've actually commented on your particular link in the Depression/Racism thread. I won't repeat myself.

I keep very much up to date. Was there for a month earlier this year and pretty well daily read a number of Dutch newspapers online. There is more variety and flavour (still) in the Netherlands than here in Australia. And yes, I read from conservative to progressive papers. My lovely extended family range across the spectrum, though, like most Dutch, somewhere in the middle.

yvonne,

Thanks, I have replied to you as well. Copied here for your convenience,

<yvonne,
The link you gave was worthless.

On the other hand the Gatestone Institute you disparage seems to have experienced editors and contributors of repute. Here is an example,

<Amir Taheri
Chairman, Gatestone Europe

Amir Taheri was born in Iran and educated in Tehran, London and Paris. From 1984 to 1987 he was editor-in-chief of Jeune Afrique, the French weekly specializing in Africa. Between 1980 and 1984 he was Middle East editor for the London Sunday Times. He also wrote for the daily Times and contributed to The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, and the Daily Mail among other leading British publications. Between 1972 and 1979 he was executive editor-in-chief of Kayhan, Iran's main daily newspaper. He has been a columnist for the pan-Arab daily Asharq Alawsat and its sister daily Arab News since 1987. Taheri has been a contributor to the International Herald Tribune since 1980. He has also written for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Newsday, and The Washington Post. Between 1989 and 1995 Taheri was editorial writer for the German daily Die Welt. He has also written for other publications including Der Spiegel, Die Zeit, Frankfurter Algemeine Zeitung, La Repubblica, L'Express, Politique Internationale, Le Nouvel Observateur, and El Mundo in Spain. Currently he is a contributor to the German weekly Focus. Taheri has published nine books. In 1988 Publishers' Weekly in New York chose his study of Islamist terrorism, Holy Terror, as one of The Best Books of The Year.>

http://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/biography/Amir+Taheri

What do you say to that? Do you have anything from a reputable source in English that can challenge the credibility of the staff and contributors of the Gatestone Institute and the article quoted? The incidents they referred to were not bogus were they?