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Austria is clamping down on "political Islam" and has shut seven mosques.
[bbc.com]
The Gallipoli bit should interest you, @FrayedBear

Petter 9 June 8
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Gallipoli - another of Churchill's mistakes.

A major error, as he himself allowed. Thanks to Gallipoli, he was far more cautious and respectful of intelligence reports in the second World War, but that was a bit late for thousands of Anzacs. I still weep when I hear this Eric Bogle's song. [bing.com]

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The Gallipoli invasion was a bloody battle for the Australians and New Zealanders.

I know. But now the Turkish backed mosques in Austria are hailing it as a great victory for Islam over the infidels.

Now I see the connection..... But that was just one victory and many lost battles since for Islam. @Petter

@nicknotes Selective teaching by fundamentalist Imams. It's against the law in Austria for foreign paid preachers to work there.

Islam fails because 5 times a day they have to stop working and pray. How can one get anything done with a system like that? They also waste the value of the women in their society. Here women are free to become educated and qualify for any job they desire. @Petter

@nicknotes Women get more job-equality in Europe. Especially when compared with the bible belt states.

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Good for Austria. This mixing of religion and politics has got to end. No religion should dictate any civil laws or the progress of science and technology.

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It is a pity that they could not "shut" down the Catholic Churches when they had the Spanish Inquisition, that went on for 600 years.

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