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[gnasher16 30,949]

the reason why i mentioned my family back is purely because i have a fair idea of what being an immergrant means, the benefit of neasden temple to any area of london is that it adds the same advantge as a park or church is that it helps the local peoples wellbeing, in hope that if people are at peace with themselves that they will be less likely to impose negativity on others , , of course easier said then done!

i grew up in a poor part of north london, so i can relate to how horrible it tis to see change and i agree that the area is rougher then before and has lost the atmosphere it once had,

i'm sorry to hear about your parents mate, my dad died of cancer due to his stubberness so i know how it feels to be fighting a losing battle, but evidently they are happy where they are and don't want to move, sounds a tad hippyish but enjoy spending the time you have with them before its gone, you'll regret it if you can only mainly trying to convence them the opposte of what they wish to do , , trust me

 

so to ease me curiosity which part of east london then mate x x

 

 

Born just off roman rd bethnal green and up till 10 years ago moved about between shoreditch,bow right along to canning town......hence the last ten years away has been like a breath of fresh air !

Lets have it right....neasden temple was not put there for british people.....how many white people do you ever see walking in or out of a temple ?

My point being......asking people to change and accept other cultures is one thing......forcing different cultures on whole areas is taking the piss !

 

Your from north london.....as a lad we would visit finsbury park for a holiday .....nowadays you take your life in your hands just walking through it !...have a stroll along seven sisters rd and tell me thats geared up for white or even british londoners

Edited June 16, 2009 by gnasher16

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well im from sunny devon but was in london last week on a job inter view and in typical devonshire fashion got completly lost on the tube this isnt an exageration i asked for directions and about 7 out of 8 people indicated they could not even speak english (unless they didnt want to speak to a fat skinhead) lol but find out if i get the job this week anyway

[Mesarya 2]

Anyone been watching the incredeble human journey, seems were all geneticly decended from africa,

 

 

I've watched last 20min or so, it was very interesting.

[doga 50]

a few decades the likes of the bnp hung the "no dogs..no irish" signs on shops and pubs. they've just changed it now to "no muslims" cos we're not as differnt as them.

firstly ill explain that i dont apose irish folk half my relatives are irish other half english whats up with that.seeing signs on doors saying such things has got to hert very badly,ive been treated that way by irish people but my own ansestors were part of that discrimination so it must have been because i speak english so who is the racist.it seems to me folk just jump on the wagan to suite.the british isle are just that no native in them are different except in language.

[lurcher lass 9]

the reason why i mentioned my family back is purely because i have a fair idea of what being an immergrant means, the benefit of neasden temple to any area of london is that it adds the same advantge as a park or church is that it helps the local peoples wellbeing, in hope that if people are at peace with themselves that they will be less likely to impose negativity on others , , of course easier said then done!

i grew up in a poor part of north london, so i can relate to how horrible it tis to see change and i agree that the area is rougher then before and has lost the atmosphere it once had,

i'm sorry to hear about your parents mate, my dad died of cancer due to his stubberness so i know how it feels to be fighting a losing battle, but evidently they are happy where they are and don't want to move, sounds a tad hippyish but enjoy spending the time you have with them before its gone, you'll regret it if you can only mainly trying to convence them the opposte of what they wish to do , , trust me

 

so to ease me curiosity which part of east london then mate x x

 

 

Born just off roman rd bethnal green and up till 10 years ago moved about between shoreditch,bow right along to canning town......hence the last ten years away has been like a breath of fresh air !

Lets have it right....neasden temple was not put there for british people.....how many white people do you ever see walking in or out of a temple ?

My point being......asking people to change and accept other cultures is one thing......forcing different cultures on whole areas is taking the piss !

 

Your from north london.....as a lad we would visit finsbury park for a holiday .....nowadays you take your life in your hands just walking through it !...have a stroll along seven sisters rd and tell me thats geared up for white or even british londoners

 

ok so the temple wasn't put there for british people but it was put there for those who live in london, was put there for peoples spirital well being i understand your frustration but its not like they pulled down a church of england to put it there in the first place, there was a need for the building so it was built, there is still plenty for british people to do, the temple will also help the tourist industry which means money for local business, and i know several white who are muslim, a skin tone does not mean your a certain religeon, and its not forcing you to go inside if they have built a building thats rediculous to say such a thing

 

i know finsbury park and seven sisters you have just mentioned areas of where i lived til 4 year ago, i know how its changed, between south tottenham station, seven sisters and stamford hill. the area has changed but so have people living there and thats part of this country belonging to the EU brings people over

most people who move to live here will work as its human nature to provide for their family simple

 

times change areas change. i don't think your being forced with anything but thats how your choosing to veiw it

[gnasher16 30,949]

ok so the temple wasn't put there for british people but it was put there for those who live in london, was put there for peoples spirital well being i understand your frustration but its not like they pulled down a church of england to put it there in the first place, there was a need for the building so it was built, there is still plenty for british people to do, the temple will also help the tourist industry which means money for local business, and i know several white who are muslim, a skin tone does not mean your a certain religeon, and its not forcing you to go inside if they have built a building thats rediculous to say such a thing

 

i know finsbury park and seven sisters you have just mentioned areas of where i lived til 4 year ago, i know how its changed, between south tottenham station, seven sisters and stamford hill. the area has changed but so have people living there and thats part of this country belonging to the EU brings people over

most people who move to live here will work as its human nature to provide for their family simple

 

times change areas change. i don't think your being forced with anything but thats how your choosing to veiw it

 

If a whole area is changed to suit the needs of the foreigners living there how is that not having change forced on you ?....my old mum and dad can decorate the inside of their home,they can sort their lovely garden and make their home a palace......but as soon as they step foot outside the door they are in a world of shit where there is nothing for them,that wasnt their choice it was forced on them......look along seven sisters rd around finsbury park station,apart from the arsenal shop there is not a shop within 200 yards in any direction that could possibly be used by a traditional white british person........how can that not be forced change ?....thats not how im choosing to view it thats how it is plain and simple...

As for neasden temple.....i tell you what was there before,homes of british mostly irish people as the area was traditionally an irish area the same as stamford hill has always traditionally been a jewish area, etc etc.....can you imagine what would happen if the worlds biggest church was built in the middle of new delhi....doesnt even need explaining really does it......like i originally said,london is no longer for traditionally london or british people,to think it is.....is either brainwashed or naive.

Edited June 17, 2009 by gnasher16

[poacher3161 1,766]

ok so the temple wasn't put there for british people but it was put there for those who live in london, was put there for peoples spirital well being i understand your frustration but its not like they pulled down a church of england to put it there in the first place, there was a need for the building so it was built, there is still plenty for british people to do, the temple will also help the tourist industry which means money for local business, and i know several white who are muslim, a skin tone does not mean your a certain religeon, and its not forcing you to go inside if they have built a building thats rediculous to say such a thing

 

i know finsbury park and seven sisters you have just mentioned areas of where i lived til 4 year ago, i know how its changed, between south tottenham station, seven sisters and stamford hill. the area has changed but so have people living there and thats part of this country belonging to the EU brings people over

most people who move to live here will work as its human nature to provide for their family simple

 

times change areas change. i don't think your being forced with anything but thats how your choosing to veiw it

 

If a whole area is changed to suit the needs of the foreigners living there how is that not having change forced on you ?....my old mum and dad can decorate the inside of their home,they can sort their lovely garden and make their home a palace......but as soon as they step foot outside the door they are in a world of shit where there is nothing for them,that wasnt their choice it was forced on them......look along seven sisters rd around finsbury park station,apart from the arsenal shop there is not a shop within 200 yards in any direction that could possibly be used by a traditional white british person........how can that not be forced change ?....thats not how im choosing to view it thats how it is plain and simple...

As for neasden temple.....i tell you what was there before,homes of british mostly irish people as the area was traditionally an irish area the same as stamford hill has always traditionally been a jewish area, etc etc.....can you imagine what would happen if the worlds biggest church was built in the middle of new delhi....doesnt even need explaining really does it......like i originally said,london is no longer for traditionally london or british people,to think it is.....is either brainwashed or naive.

Bang on with that comment but that situation is not only happening in london and the area you talked about bethnel green some of the best dog men i have the privalidge to call freinds are from their.ps had some good nights in the birdhouse years ago atvb dell