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    Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:20
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I don't think its a coincidence that any parts of Europe that have had troubles in the last fifty years have had very religious communities:

Northern Ireland: Protestant and Catholic (the problem is Loyalist and Republicans instead)
Basque: Very Catholic (so is Spain,i dont get your point)
Balkans: Lots of Christian denominations and Muslims, all quite religious(not true,the bigest war fought in the Balkans was between Serbia and Croatia,two Christian States,and problems in the Balkans were ethnic,and not religios) 
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  Quote HEROI Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:24
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[QUOTE=Leonardo][QUOTE=Styrbiorn] Christianity is non-European to start with,
  
 
Really there are lots of difference ... just a sample, Christianisty was born inside Roman Empire and from the beginning it was inside the Greek-Roman Ecoumene. Islam was always something coming from outside. Christianism had centuries for adapting itself to European mores, Islam was always the historical enemy of the heirs of Roman Empire, that is  Roman Catholicim for the West and Greek-Roman Orthodoxy for the East. Islam occupied the border lands of Europe and never touched the mainland, the core of Europe, and it was always perceived as something alien by true European peoples, and so on ...
 
 
 
 
First of all,Rome was not Europian,it was an Empire more on Africa and middle east then lets say,Britain,Scandinavia,and eastern Europe.
 
And second acording to you,who are suposed to be the TRUE EUROPIAN PEOPLES?
 
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  Quote Leonardo Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:25
Originally posted by Parnell

I don't think its a coincidence that any parts of Europe that have had troubles in the last fifty years have had very religious communities:

Northern Ireland: Protestant and Catholic
Basque: Very Catholic
Balkans: Lots of Christian denominations and Muslims, all quite religious
 
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The real threat is not islamic religion per se but demography. The fate of Kosovo is the future of Europe too if we don't stop immigration from muslim lands.
 
 
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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:29
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Yes, Europe is in the worst point of her entire history. Islam is the fastest growing religion in Europeowing toimmigration. It's mandatory to stop this modern form of islamic invasion. Muslim immigrants should be expelled or at least their number severely limited.



Europe is in the worst point of her entire history   !!


what about that period of time which European call Dark Ages? oh what about the times before that?

and what invasion are you refereeing to? immigration is now an invasion????? then what do you call what European and Western countries were/are doing in the past 200 years??


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he bigest war fought in the Balkans was between Serbia and Croatia,two Christian States,and problems in the Balkans were ethnic,and not religios

The only big difference between Serbs and Croats is that Serbs are orthodox and croats catholic.

You could just as well claim that the 15th and 16th century were not religious, because all parties involved were Christian.
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  Quote HEROI Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:37
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Originally posted by Parnell

I don't think its a coincidence that any parts of Europe that have had troubles in the last fifty years have had very religious communities:

Northern Ireland: Protestant and Catholic
Basque: Very Catholic
Balkans: Lots of Christian denominations and Muslims, all quite religious
 
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The real threat is not islamic religion per se but demography. The fate of Kosovo is the future of Europe too if we don't stop immigration from muslim lands.
 
 
 
Man seriously are you ok?  Kosovans are imigrants from muslim Lands?And what about Christian Kosovans what are they?And what fate ?i think is your ignorance speaking here.
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  Quote Parnell Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:38
There are people who argue we are under some sort of Islamic invasion due to immigration. Most of us don't buy into that right wing conspiracy mumbo jumbo.
 
My point was, rather tongue-in-cheekly, that the countries who have had troubles have had religious populations. My point thus being, that religious people tend to 'lose the head' more easily and more often than secular people. Again, I was being tongue in cheek.
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  Quote HEROI Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:39
lEONARDO.   Answer my questions if you have any point to prove in this debate,otherwise i would think you are ither an racist or you are not who you think you are and have come here with a chip on your shoulder.
 
With what you have said so far ,if i was an moderator in this forum i would have kicked you out, because you are racist.yes i am acusing you,you ARE RACIST.


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Europe is becoming more and more a asshole
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 (Europe for your information is in a state of rapid integration and unity,and most europians are resisting integration and not disintergration,look at populist media is all against a bigger,stronger Europian union,but thanks god,it is on a predestined path of unity and brotherhood of peoples and nations)
 (the only symptoms of the decline of religious beliefs are the increasing freedoms of the people of Europe,where state was capable of pushing laws that guaranty the live and let live principle for milions of unfortunate citicens singled out by the fanatic religios beliefs,such as the single mothers,the divorced,and lets not talk about Gays,Black imigrants etc)
 (financial stress of survival is not a new thing in the world,but the financial situation is now better in europe then anywhere else in the world,imigration is not so big in europe,it is mostly exagerated,find the real statistics,and the biggest number of imigrants in western europe are from europe itself,from the east,the next generation of this people will be so integrated that will be virtually the same as the indigenious,with no differences whatsoever)
 (as i told you europe remains the best place in the world to live economicaly)
(as i said the idea that imigration is unbelivebly high is exagerated and ridicolous,there have always been imigration and demographic changes through history ,there is nothing to be phobiac about it,unless you actually are racist,what matters is that government and the state guaranty the right of everybody to live in freedom
(This all are problems that have and will face any people on the world,crime,sense of unity,morality,but europe has the best tools to deal with this,the best Police,the best Judiciary system,a democratic system,the best qualified academics,and is doing better then the rest.As for Yoga,Budhism,Shamanism etc it means that it is an open society where everybody is free to chose how to live its life acording to his individuality,it would be an issue if it was an masive conversion to this sects,but is not,and even if it was ,or if it is,whats wrong with that?as long as is an free choise of the majority?)

Europians are still the inhabitants,they did not go anywhere and ceirtanly have not been overwhelmed by any other people or by any extraterrestial people.
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  Quote HEROI Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:47
Originally posted by Leonardo

Europe is becoming more and more a asshole
No Europe is a body,and as such it ceirtanly has an asshole as well.Europes ass hole consists of its religios fanatics,racists,and Fashists.


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  Quote azimuth Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 14:48
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Europe is becoming more and more a asshole


then get out of it before you become like it.




HEROI   dont wast your time with him, its obvious he has nothing to say in relation to the replays.

and about his discrimination, this will be discussed in the Mods room.




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lEONARDO.   Answer my questions if you have any point to prove in this debate,otherwise i would think you are ither an racist or you are not who you think you are and have come here with a chip on your shoulder.
 
With what you have said so far ,if i was an moderator in this forum i would have kicked you out, because you are racist.yes i am acusing you,you ARE RACIST.
 
 
You want an answer ...
 
From wikipedia:
 

Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo have the largest population growth in Europe.[67] The peoples growth rate in Kosovo is 1.3%. Over an 82-year period (1921-2003) the population grew 4.6 times. If growth continues at such a pace, based on some estimations, the population will be 4.5 million by 2050.[68]

From 1948 to 1991 period, Serb population on Kosovo incresed for 12% (3 times less than in Serbia), while Albanian population increased for 300% in the same time period.

 
 
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Other interesting stuff
 
 
 
 
Why Europe chooses extinction
By Spengler

Demographics is destiny. Never in recorded history have prosperous and peaceful nations chosen to disappear from the face of the earth. Yet that is what the Europeans have chosen to do. Back in 1348 Europe suffered the Black Death, a combination of bubonic plague and likely a form of mad cow disease, observes American Enterprise Institute scholar Ben Wattenberg. "The plague reduced the estimated European population by about a third. In the next 50 years, Europe's population will relive - in slow motion - that plague demography, losing about a fifth of its population by 2050 and more as the decades roll on."

In 200 years, French and German will be spoken exclusively in hell. What has brought about this collective suicide, which mocks all we thought we knew about the instinct for self-preservation? The chattering classes have nothing to say about the most unique and significant change in our times. Yet the great political and economic shifts of modern times are demographic in origin. Three examples suffice:

1) The great trans-Atlantic rift. Europeans are pacifists, not merely in the Persian Gulf, but on their own Balkans doorstep. If they cannot be bothered to reproduce, why should any European soldier sacrifice himself for future generations that never will be born?

2) The shift in global capital flows to the United States: old people lend money to young people. The aging populations of Europe and Japan lend money to younger people in the US.

3) The deflation danger. To illustrate, an economist of my acquaintance proposes a thought experiment. Suppose by a magic spell all the inhabitants of the United Kingdom instantaneously aged by 30 years. What would be the effect on the current account balance, the rate of interest, the price level and the exchange rate? (Answer at the end of this essay).

Little enough has been said about the "how" but almost nothing about the "why" of Europe's demographic suicide. Suicidal behavior is common among (for example) stone-age tribes who have encountered the modern world. One can extend this example to Tamil or Arab suicide bombers (See Live and Let Die, Asia Times Online, April 13, 2002). But the Europeans are the modern world. Have the Europeans taken to heart existentialism's complaint that man is alone in a chaotic universe in which life has no ultimate meaning, and that man responds to the anxiety about death by embracing death?

Detest as I might the whole existentialist tribe, there is a grain of truth here, and it bears on a parallel development, that is, the death of European Christianity. Fifty-three percent of Americans say that religion is very important in their lives, compared with 16 percent, 14 percent and 13 percent respectively of the British, French and Germans, according to a 1997 University of Michigan survey. Here I draw on the German-Jewish theologian Franz Rosenzweig (1886-1929), an existentialist of sorts. Few Asians (including Jews) can make sense of Christianity's core doctrine, namely, original sin, handed down to all humans from Adam and Eve. Original sin motivates God's self-sacrifice on the cross to remove this stain from mankind; without it, Jesus was just an itinerant preacher with a knack for anecdotes.

All religion, Rosenzweig argued, responds to man's anxiety in the face of death (against which philosophy is like a child stuffing his fingers in his ears and shouting, "I can't hear you!"). The pagans of old faced death with the confidence that their race would continue. But tribes and nations anticipate their own extinction just as individuals anticipate their own death, he added: "The love of the nations for their own nationhood is sweet and pregnant with the presentiment of death." Each nation, he wrote, knows that some day other peoples will occupy their lands, and their language and culture will be interred in dusty books.

The early Christian Church encountered a great extinction of peoples and their cultures through the rise and fall of the Alexandrine and Roman empires. Who now remembers the Lusitani, the Illyrians, the Sicani, the Quadians, Sarmatians, Alans, Gepidians, Herulians, Pannonians and a thousand other tribes of Roman times? As nations faced extinction, individuals within these nations came face to face with their own mortality. Christianity offered an answer: the Church called individuals out of the nations and offered them salvation in the form of a life beyond the grave. The Gentiles (as the Church called them) embraced original sin, which to them simply meant the sin of having been born Gentile, that is, to a culture doomed to extinction. (The Jews, who think of themselves as an eternal people, were having none of it).

In one respect, Christianity was an enormous success. Its original heartland in the Near East, Asia Minor and Greece fell to Islam, but even while Arabs rode victorious over St Paul's missionary trail, the Church converted the barbarians of Europe. Christianity made possible the assimilation of thousands of doomed tribes into what became European nations. Something similar is at work in Africa, the only place in the world where Christianity enjoys rapid growth. Yet Christianity's weakness, Rosenzweig added, lay in the devil's bargain it made with the old paganism. Christianity's salvation lay beyond the grave, in the wispy ether of heavenly reward. Humans require something to hang on to this side of the grave. By providing the pagans with a humanized God (and a humanized mother of God and a host of saints), Christianity allowed the pagans to continue to worship their own image. Germans worship a blond Jesus, Spaniards worship a dark-haired Jesus, Mexicans worship the dark Virgin of Guadalupe, and so forth. The result, wrote Rosenzweig, is that Christians "are forever torn between Jesus and [the medieval pagan hero] Siegfried".

At the political level, Christianity sought to suppress Siegfried in favor of Christ through the device of the universal empire, the suppression of nationality by the aristocracy and Church. The lid kept blowing off the pot. Just when the Habsburgs brought the universal empire to its peak of power in 1519 under Charles V, controlling Austria, Spain and the Netherlands, Germany revolted under the banner of Reformation. There followed a century and a half of religious wars, culminating in the Thirty Years War (1618-1648) that wiped out more than half the population of Central Europe. France under Cardinal Richilieu (See The Sacred Heart of Darkness, Asia Times Online, February 11, 2003) gave a fatal twist to the Christian idea. Instead of universal empire, the French nation would be the standard-bearer for Christendom, such that French national interests stood in place of divine providence.

All Europe caught the French disease, substituting the warrior Siegfried for the crucified God. Christianity's inner pagan ran amok. A second Thirty Years War (1914-1944) gave unlimited vent to Europe's pagan impulses and drowned them in blood. The unfortunate Rosenzweig, who saw the faultlines in Christian civilization so clearly, died hoping that Europe still would embrace its Jewish population as a counterweight against its destructive pagan self. It never occurred to him that Europe would choose destruction and take its Jews with it. Siegfried triumphed over Christ during World War I. No shred of credibility was left in the Christian idea of souls called out of the nations for salvation beyond the grave. In 1914 Europe's soldiers still fought under the illusion of a God that favored their nation. Germany fought World War II under the banner of revived paganism.

For today's Europeans, there is no consolation, neither the old pagan continuity of national culture, nor the Christian continuity into the hereafter. The French know that Victor Hugo, Gauloise cigarettes, Chateau Lafitte and Impressionist painters one day will become a matter of antiquarian curiosity. The Germans know that no one but bored schoolboys will read Goethe two centuries hence, like Pindar. They have no ambition but to die quietly, no concerns except for those amusements which might reduce boredom and anxiety en route to the grave. They have no passions except hatred born of envy. They hate America, a new kind of universality that succeeded where the old Christian empire failed. They hate Israel, which makes the Jewish people appear all the more eternal in stark contrast to Europe's morbid temporality. They will pass out of history unmourned even by themselves.

[Solution to the thought-experiment above: if the entire population of the UK instantaneously ages 30 years, it will spend less and save more for retirement. That is, demand will shift from present goods to future goods, that is, securities. The price level of present goods falls. The price of future goods rises, that is, the compensation for waiting for the future declines, and the rate of interest falls. The suddenly-aged population trades surplus present goods for future goods, that is, exports goods and purchases securities with the proceeds, shifting the current account balance to surplus. The exchange rate will rise. In other words, we have Japan.]



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Sorry to dissappoint those peole who talk about an Islamic invasion but numbers just don't add up, muslims are just as integrated in the society as any other different group and here are some numbers from France:
 
only 20% of french muslims pray at all and 70% fast (days are short now but when it is 20 hours long I will be surprised that even 7% fast).
 
Illigetimacy rate is 18% and cohabitation without marriage is 20% compared with around 40% with mainstream Fench.
 
Only 2% of women wear hijab (the hijab law was designed to ban exactly 237 muslim girl out of a school population of 420 thousand).
 
Now like it or not, this is the reality of muslims in France and in Britain and Germany, the numbers aren't that different. So any notion that muslims are "different" than mainstream europeans is BS. the only thing they are differnt is that they are much poorer and more negelected, especially in France, than indiginous population.
 
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lEONARDO.   Answer my questions if you have any point to prove in this debate,otherwise i would think you are ither an racist or you are not who you think you are and have come here with a chip on your shoulder.
 
With what you have said so far ,if i was an moderator in this forum i would have kicked you out, because you are racist.yes i am acusing you,you ARE RACIST.
 
 
You want an answer ...
 
From wikipedia:
 

Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo have the largest population growth in Europe.[67] The peoples growth rate in Kosovo is 1.3%. Over an 82-year period (1921-2003) the population grew 4.6 times. If growth continues at such a pace, based on some estimations, the population will be 4.5 million by 2050.[68]

From 1948 to 1991 period, Serb population on Kosovo incresed for 12% (3 times less than in Serbia), while Albanian population increased for 300% in the same time period.

 
 
This says it all
I have directed to you 3 or 4 questions but you choose to ansewer only this one.Fine.
 
Dont forget that the growth is Albanian and not Muslim Growth.Albanians in Kosovo have grown the same wether Muslim or Christian.So your stupid theory goes down.It was not part of the debate but since you brought i8t foward i give you an answer.
And my question was not about demographic growth but about imigration from muslim lands.Yes you are RACIST.Or you are some dark skined Italian who is finding comfort in your religion.shame on you.You should be ashamed of yourself.
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Answer the question i have put foward and answer them straight.In fact you should pout you head down in shame and not apear in this forum no more,if you dont get kicked out.
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The problem with you as with all racist people is that they are are mentally sick.They have no personal achivement to be proud of,and find comfort in belonging to a particular groop of people,choosing a strong one at that,since they are normally cowards by nature.
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lEONARDO.   Answer my questions if you have any point to prove in this debate,otherwise i would think you are ither an racist or you are not who you think you are and have come here with a chip on your shoulder.
 
With what you have said so far ,if i was an moderator in this forum i would have kicked you out, because you are racist.yes i am acusing you,you ARE RACIST.
 
 
You want an answer ...
 
From wikipedia:
 

Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo have the largest population growth in Europe.[67] The peoples growth rate in Kosovo is 1.3%. Over an 82-year period (1921-2003) the population grew 4.6 times. If growth continues at such a pace, based on some estimations, the population will be 4.5 million by 2050.[68]

From 1948 to 1991 period, Serb population on Kosovo incresed for 12% (3 times less than in Serbia), while Albanian population increased for 300% in the same time period.

 
 
This says it all
I have directed to you 3 or 4 questions but you choose to ansewer only this one.Fine.
 
Dont forget that the growth is Albanian and not Muslim Growth.Albanians in Kosovo have grown the same wether Muslim or Christian.So your stupid theory goes down.It was not part of the debate but since you brought i8t foward i give you an answer.
And my question was not about demographic growth but about imigration from muslim lands.Yes you are RACIST.Or you are some dark skined Italian who is finding comfort in your religion.shame on you.You should be ashamed of yourself.
 
 
This is the second time you accuse me to be a racist, whatever this means ... I'm not not a political-correctness worshipper so I don't care ...
 
About Kosovo, it was only an example in which immigration is not the principal issue but demographic divide between two ethnicities is the fundamental issue and infact immigration from muslims lands is a threat to European ethnicities owing to their differential growth causing demographic divide. It would be the same thing if immigrants from whatever other background had greater birth rates but it's people from muslim background who actually have the gretest birth rates in the world.
 
 
P.S. As I've already said other times I'm not religious and I'm not a "dark skinned" Italian too LOL
 


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  Quote Illirac Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 13-Apr-2008 at 16:30
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 The real threat is not islamic religion per se but demography. The fate of Kosovo is the future of Europe too if we don't stop immigration from muslim lands.
 


Why are the Muslims so bad? In fact they are even more tolerant then Christians (in whole of history- example Jerusalem when conquered by crusaders and when by Muslims)...they will integrate; yes their roots will remain what they are, so what?
So you are afraid that Europe will be like Kosovo?...bah
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