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Showing posts with label Markazi Jamia Mosque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Markazi Jamia Mosque. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 March 2011

Green Breast emerges from Keighley's Ghousia Mosque

Keighley, already home to the lowering presence of the recently built child-beating facility (see clip from Dispatches ‘Lessons in Hate’ documentary below) called the Markazi Jamia Mosque, large enough to accommodate 3,000 worshipping child-beaters, will shortly be joined by another factory of hate on Skipton Road. Draped in tarpaulins, the green dome of the Ghousia Mosque emerges from the drapes like a cheeky pert breast from beneath a burqa. When completed, the new mosque will be able to accommodate 400 worshippers. Like the Markazi Jamia, the Ghousia is affiliated to the ‘British’ Muslim Forum and represents the Bareilvi Sunni sect.

The construction of this mosque so soon after the Markazi Jamia, painfully illustrates the ultra-rapid growth of the Muslim population in Keighley. This is not good news for local people, already victims of Muslim paedophile pimps and depressed property prices generated by the burgeoning Muslim presence. However, for those of you looking to move but not wishing to leap blindly from the frying pan into the fire, there is an excellent online facility where you can check that you’re not buying in an area with a large Muslim presence: UK Mosque Searcher.

The UK Mosque Searcher provides a rough guide to areas to avoid, by showing where all of the UK’s existing mosques as well as those under construction are located. The presence of a mosque, as well as its size and type, serves as a good proxy measure for an area’s Islamisation. The UK Mosque Searcher allows you to search for neighbourhoods less at risk from Muslim paedophile pimping and also less vulnerable to declining property values generated by the presence of Muslim colonies. Fed up with scowling faces and verbal abuse hurled at you in ‘community’ languages? Why not use the UK Mosque Searcher to aid your relocation to what remains of England? Go on, give it a try!