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This is a nice building -wonder if it is Sunni or Shia? I imagine it is somewhere in the Middle East -hope ISIS don't blow it up . .

Thanks for your reply about Oxford road, by the way. I do recall that it was a bit of dump but pleased to see that it is picking up. I was there in the early 70s -the lovely smell of and near Huntley and Palmers was something that I will not forget. Assume they are not there now?

Nor have I ! Whilst I can't really say that I am that interested or even bothered, just as matter of interest, can anyone say that they can recognise the sect by the building? I lived in Reading for a year and recall the Oxford Road area -it was mainly Victorian terraced streets, so wonder if...

You tell me!

Not sure how a building can give you that opinion. I hope you are right, but the building alone is not a guarantee.

Where exactly was this?

Of course, same as in Hastings, but perhaps we are not typical? I am not saying that respect is thus not reciprocated in towns with a much larger proportional amount of immigrants, but would suspect that the picture is not nearly as rosy as we encounter. I am not sure what you mean by...

Of course this is the way forward -one just hopes that it is reciprocated. And, sadly, with what is widely perceived to be uncontrolled immigration, this is less likely to happen.

Absolutely. But the fact, however unpalatable it is, is that this is what happens when huge numbers are allowed in, when they insist on living separately and the infrastructure simply cannot cope, leading them to believe they are second class citizens, as unemployment and poor housing beckons...

Even when you are trying to be reasonable, the same arrogance comes out. Yet another comment that that there is no point in continuing a dialogue as I don't understand - how many times have we heard that? In addition comes the absurdity that you have never made mention of mass immigration into...

The general suspicion is that they are attracted to Britain because of the immediacy of benefits, but I really don't know if this is actually more true of the UK than other European countries. I saw something on German TV the other night, detailing what is handed out to immigrants on a monthly...

When all else fails, we revert to type . .

I accept that we all have our bias -indeed my mate always says that there are THREE sides to every story -your version, my version, and the truth! I can in all honesty state that I have never ever thought that if you lived in the UK, you would think as I do - I have never even thought about it...

Whilst I do not doubt that the Express saw its chance, apparently interviewing one person, to make capital out of the situation to sell papers, what you are claiming is also not quite true, is it? The Charity, with one eye on future donations, is also being, shall we say, not quite direct as it...

The usual pompous post -soon it will be back to the diatribe of the other week, and the one before that, when those who do not see things your way, were accused of lacking compassion, and then you have the nerve to say that others will discredit anyone! What a total hypocrite you are. You just...

[/B] I don't for one moment doubt the veracity of this - just ironic, with your history of unpleasant and aggressive posts, that it should come from you. Do you think that you are an exponent of the latter?

As we both know, you are playing with words -it was quite clear what the post meant.