If anyone thought, as I did, that Muslims were not allowed into Japan, go to youtube, and search for 'Muslim Problem In Japan', where you will see a mob of them demonstrating outside the U.S embassy in Tokyo, calling for heads to be cut off. (2012).

You will also see a Japanese policeman 'protecting' a Muslim agitator from an Australian interviewer.

Funny thing, Paul, why do the Greens support Muslims because Muslims do not support the Greens.

You should know b now that Muslims are members of a religious/political movement which is not restricted to any race, to criticize them is therefore not racist.

Greens/Labour attacking Hanson while muslims attack men, women and children everywhere they immigrate. The Greens far to busy attacking Christians and anyone standing for decency. What a disgrace.

Toni,

"//I was merely wondering if they support the Muslim interpretations of the Koan.//

Then why do you keep asking Paul about your interpretations of the Koran? You're not a Muslim."

I don't; those are not my interpretations of the Koran but genuine 100% Muslim views of what their Holy Book says, a book, I might add, that owes a lot to the Biblical writers.

Is Mise, as an atheist I do not support any religion, including Islam. You and others blindly believe that if you were able to ban Islam, all the problems of the world would be miraculously solved. I don not believe that would be the case. What Islam (religion) does is it gives radical militants a focus which can be exploited to identify themselves with millions of other people. If we simply direct our efforts to counter terrorism in the world at the religion itself, and do nothing else, the danger is all we will achieve is to alienate moderates who see nothing wrong in their religion.
If we had taken a more benevolent approach to the economic and social issues of the Middle East over the past 100 years or so, rather that simply treating the region as an opportunity for exploitation, we may not be facing the horrific difficulties of terrorism today. The people of the Middle East. who suffer far worse than we do at the hands of terrorists, through war and dislocation, would be living a more rewarding existence as well.
Hanson makes herself part of the problem, what she does is throw up her arms with alarm, and warns of impending doom and gloom, be it real or imaginary, without offering any long term solutions. Hanson and her not so intelligent supporters, offer no real long term solutions at all, but would rather lock the door and hope the problems go away, which they wont! Given the Hansonites approach.

When Terry Sharples rolls over and spills the beans to his Murdochratic masters over the Abbott/ Australians for Honest Politics...then we might just see "democracy in action".

http://pandora.nla.gov.au/pan/21852/20040221-0000/www.smh.com.au/articles/2003/08/28/1062028274721.html

Until then, it's just more of the same inane tripe from Labor, Liberal, Greens and others.