Happened in Detroit...

[Sheldon]

left for your own comment..... Islamic fair 2009

[Rick O'Shay]

Nuke Detroit?

[CCW357]

Its only going to get worse. Hamtramack, which was a Polish community when I was a kid .Now they have loudspeakers and a call to prayer each day. The neaiborhoods have turned to Sh##t.

[ricbak]

I don't know O'Shay, Nuking Detroit ain't going to fix it.... Spread too far out of Dearborn... Just walk into any party store or gas station, check it out

[Rick O'Shay]

I don't know O'Shay, Nuking Detroit ain't going to fix it.... Spread too far out of Dearborn... Just walk into any party store or gas station, check it out

I will have the chance soon. I fly up the 16th of August and will be there (south of Detroit actually) for about a month.

[Sheldon]

I will have the chance soon. I fly up the 16th of August and will be there (south of Detroit actually) for about a month.

Heck I would take a drive down to Dundee then there is a nice Cabelas there...

[ricbak]

Let us know Rick...

[XD-Fender]

Interested to know the outcome--any charges or lawsuit?

[MikieTaps]

Here are my statements and concerns.

I studied Islam in college, and I feel that the "Security" in this video and the people at the booth are not acting according to the Koran or to Sharia, which is Islamic Law.

I have had interviews and conversations with many real Muslims, that were very happy to answer my questions and even challenges I presented from differences in faith, from Christianity, to Judaism, to Buddhism. They were very receptive to the "debate" and conversation about different ideals.

I think really what mostly happened in this video above is the over exercising of private security rights, and egos. I think it is more a representation of security and event standards in the US and NOT Islam as a generalization.



My question is... does the advancing crowds of Assault and Battery-ing security guards warrant the brandisihing of a weapon by someone who was being pushed/hit/threatened by the mass of security. Would you consider a threat upon your life or well being?

[Rick O'Shay]

Let us know Rick...

Will do my friend. Usually on these Nuc jobs we work 12-14 hrs a day 7 days a week, but this one is a different circumstance, we are removing components from Fermi 1 containment so there will not be a clock we are working against. I should have some free time.