you are a disciple of big business,
Paul1405,
In which one of your dope induced dreams did you hear that ?

There is a lot of misunderstanding here. I am not any sort of expert
on the Koran, but I have read bits of it.
A believer ALWAYS places the Koran above local laws.
However he is permitted to obey local laws on sufference.
That means obey the Sharia law if you won't be caught.
From memory someone was convicted of honor killing. Can't remember details.

Every Friday an Australian law is beached in Lakemba.
The road is blocked by muslims praying in the street.
I doubt if anyone is game enough to drive up and blow the horn at them.
Certainly the police seem to be frightened.
An Imman was convicted of marrying an underage girl.

It is a slowly, slowly catchee monkey operation.
Do you think I could walk around Sydney with a sign "Decapitate muslims" ?

There is a saying by Lenin referring to the fellow travelers of
communism; "Useful Idiots". The muslims have adopted it to suit
many usual posters on here.

Bazz,
That's how they got into Europe-with patience ! When it comes to planning they're way, way ahead of the impatient westerners. They don't worry about the mess they'll create as long as they can say they've done their bit for superstition.

Bazz, you put forward a rather vague argument in an attempt to smear Australian Muslims. You take the isolated actions of a few, or even an individual, and try and extrapolate that to encompass the majority. You then go on to distort the actions of the few, after you have tared the whole with the same brush through association, to somehow say it gives them an unfair advantage over you. The sign around the neck is a good example, an individual puts a hate sign around his neck, the implication is all from that group have, or can, put hate signs around their necks with impunity. You and your group, on the other hand have no such freedom. The truth is like their hot head, you have the freedom to put a hate sign around your neck, why you would want to I don't know, but maybe you would like to, try it if it takes your fancy.
I find myself defending a group, who because of their religion are, in my opinion targeted unfairly, because of the detestable actions of a minority within their religion. Incidentally, another religion I do not agree with, or support.

Your reference to the "blocking of streets", is most likely the incident of a couple of years ago when 50,000 Muslims turned up at the Lakemba Mosque to celebrate the end of Ramadan, and authorities were not prepared for such large numbers. Is that the every Friday. BTW Christians do the same thing, Greek Orthodox, have streets blocked at Easter, not unreasonable, even if inconvenient for some like me.

Bazz, if you could produce some evidence that all, or even a substantial minority, of Australian Muslims were acting in a totally objectionable fashion, I would go along with you. But like all the other haters, you take isolated and individual examples and try and use them against the majority, which I see as unfair. I did like the Lenin reference to "useful idiots, it could also apply to those you try to persuaded with your superfluous arguments, you have Indy onside already.

But like all the other haters
Paul1405,
Aren't you one of the worst haters out there ?

Paul ignores the fact that it is the leaders and teachers in the Muslim community that are stating Islamic doctrine and behaving according to the Koran and Hadiths.

I had friends who were original teachers in New Muslim Schools in Sydney who when established were dismissed so that could teach the behaviour and attitudes of Islam. Much of the curriculum was changed to introduce Koranic teaching.