Living in Hull - a maritime-based city - there's a Danish Seaman's Mission that is also the Danish consulate, but also acts for the interests of other Scandinavians; it's also a Lutheran church.
Not far from there, Spring Bank.
Numerous Muslim-owned businesses down that street. A couple of churches down that street. Several pubs too (PROTIP: a few of the convenience stores - Muslim-owned - sell alcohol).
A couple of said pubs down Spring Bank (one, 'The Polar Bear' previously owned by a relative of mine), have rainbow flags in their windows, denoting they are LGBT-friendly.
Not one peep of complaint by any Muslim in that part of where I live.
30 years of the IRA; car bombs in London, but three bomb scares in my locale they claimed responsibility for. A white terrorist organisation mainly funded by Americans
Islameist activity in Hull: Zero.
It's a fact that Hull, with a multicultural culture, was awarded City of Culture for 2017: something fought for almost as much as a city would as a bid for the Olympics.
...I wonder why the IOC awarded the 30th Olympiad - in 2012 - to one of the most multicultural cities on the planet, o eM0r0nic? And not to New York: where your boyfriend Donald Fart has his penis extension?
Rio De Janeiro is very multicultural. Tokyo multicultural? Must be:
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You can see a Chevrolet there. [/Donald Fart]
Atlanta - in 1996 - was too [i]homo[/i]genous for the [i]right[/i]-wing fundie Christain Eric Robert Rudolph, I guess.
Nothing bad happened at the Olympics in the very much multicultural and secular city of London; indeed, it was a case of 'Where did it all go right?!' I wonder why...?!
