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So that explains how you have never come across any,Never seen one in my part of the country

So that explains how you have never come across any,Never seen one in my part of the country

Let us know when they arrive in Hull, so that we can clear HWM’s throat.This thread shows, in a nutshell (or a nutcase if you include Noseall) what is happening with the takeover. People in unaffected towns haven't got a clue what goes on in occupied towns, because it is kept out of the news. It is not news, if you are a BBC type. The islam stalls are very much a feature of Market Street in Manchester, with the accompanying wailing music. Seen in Lancaster also, on a smaller scale. They are not a feature in say, Blackburn or Bradford, because those places are already fully converted. Allah's work is done.

They are in Hull and lots of them too.Let us know when they arrive in Hull, so that we can clear HWM’s throat.

Pop-up street stalls (known as Dawah stalls) set up by Muslim volunteers to share information about Islam and offer free translated copies of the Qur'an do occur across UK towns and cities,Let us know when they arrive in Hull, so that we can clear HWM’s throat.


I know a few people in Blackburn, they are not "converted"This thread shows, in a nutshell (or a nutcase if you include Noseall) what is happening with the takeover. People in unaffected towns haven't got a clue what goes on in occupied towns, because it is kept out of the news. It is not news, if you are a BBC type. The islam stalls are very much a feature of Market Street in Manchester, with the accompanying wailing music. Seen in Lancaster also, on a smaller scale. They are not a feature in say, Blackburn or Bradford, because those places are already fully converted. Allah's work is done.

I hear you have a frog in your throat,,Let us know when they arrive in Hull, so that we can clear HWM’s throat.
That was four years ago.I hear you have a frog in your throat,,
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Controversial Hull street preacher speaks out over accusations
David McConnell explains why he keeps on preaching in Hull city centre despite verbal abuse and physical attackswww.hulldailymail.co.uk

they don't report it every dayThat was four years ago.
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Yes its been going on for years, you just have never known about it.That was four years ago.
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We’ve caught up with them thenin both Saudi and UAE the minimum age is 18