Foxy, dogs are a only one issue in Muslim no go zones, as the Police this week threatened to arrest persons passing the Lakemba Mosque, because they were filming through the largest Muslim area in Sydney.
The religious makeup of Lakemba in 2011 was 51.8% Islam, 13.4% Catholic, 8.3% Religious affiliation not stated, 6.2% Eastern Orthodox, 5.3% No religion, 4.3% Buddhism, 2.1% Hinduism, 2.0% Anglican, 1.4% Uniting Church, 0.8% Presbyterian and Reformed. Six years have past since those statistics.

Dear Josephus,

Gee Whiz, there's the Lithuanian Club in Bankstown -
been there for decades and I've never heard of
anyone suggesting they move it to any other
suburb - or heard any complaints about Muslims
affecting the Club's activities.

We've got several Muslim Centres near us - where
we live here in Melbourne - again no complaints
from the residents.

Maybe - just maybe the problem isn't them - it's all
in your mind? And then you're right - we do need to ask
the reason - Why?

It is hard this subject, see it is my view every faith is a fantasy, that no God ever existed, if you follow that surely my view that no faith, not one, should in any way have any influence over me,but are we to ignore Christianity first Testament? are we brave enough to see it too, is a madness that equals Islams teachings? we surely are aware not every Muslim lives and breaths his.her holly book? are we building a hate against a faith because it is not our faith? are not some followers of our God not living in a monoculture too? if we ever said no God ever existed could humanity one day become one?

Belly, Australia has never been an exclusive culture; like the culture of Iran or Saudi Arabia. We are an open progressive culture of every belief system; however we are gradually building suburbs based on an Islamic anti- democratic monoculture, ruled by Imams. They will tell you they intend to rule the World, and that is the purpose of large populations of male refugees entering every Democratic country.

//Tony should know that Bankstown Council gave residents a dog exercise park, after residents complained of dogs being exercised in their streets.//

Amazing. There is almost no part of that sentence that is correct. It's as if he just doesn't care.

* My name is not spelt that way. We've been through this before; apparently you have a learning disability or something. Although given that the correct spelling is at the bottom of every post, it would seem that you're a particularly special person.
* It's technically Canterbury-Bankstown Council, but that's kind of splitting hairs.
* They didn't 'give' the residents anything, the residents payed for their 'gifts' through their rates.
* Almost every park in that council area is a dog exercise park. Most of them require dogs to be leashed. But there are a number (at least 9) that are off-leash parks. Nine is more than 'a' dog exercise park.
* The push for off-leash dog parks comes from dog owners, who want somewhere for their dogs to frolic at liberty. Cynophobes are not in favour of off-leash parks; they'd prefer that dogs be leashed at all times.

//the Police this week threatened to arrest persons passing the Lakemba Mosque, because they were filming through the largest Muslim area in Sydney.//

If they were arrested for filming, it's probably because they were doing so illegally. There are laws about this sort of thing - you can't just go filming whatever you want. Privacy considerations take precedence.

I posted a long time ago about my Muslim friends who sold up and left Bankstown (Greenacre to be precise) because their children were being harassed because they wouldn't conform to local Islamic expectations; so it's not only non-Muslims who are moving out.

Currently, I'm staying on the extensive estate of a very good Muslim friend (we were soldiers together) and he thinks that the Australian Government are fools to encourage Muslim migration and he knows Islam in all of its aspects, especially as he has four wives11