It is not just some Muslims who do not try to fit in - do not want to fit in - do not belong in the UK:
Sikhs are strongly opposed to marriages between a Sikh and non-SikhsSikh temple protest: Fifty-five arrestedFifty-five people have been arrested after an eight-hour armed protest at a temple in what is believed to be a row over mixed marriages.
Police said a group of men - some with bladed weapons - entered the Gurdwara Sahib in Leamington Spa
Former treasurer Jatinder Singh Birdi said a marriage between a Sikh and non-Sikh was due to take place.
The group Sikh 2 Inspire said it had staged a "peaceful protest".
Officers remain inside the temple on Tachbrook Drive and a police cordon is in place outside.
Supt David Gardner said the protest came from "the escalation of a local dispute". He said a "significant number of bladed weapons" were seized, but no injuries were reported.
"Over the coming days we will be working with the local Sikh community to address some of the ongoing issues that have culminated in today's events," he added.
A force spokesman said several of the weapons seized were kirpans, ceremonial daggers that are carried by Sikhs as an act of faith.
The group Sikh 2 Inspire said in a statement on their Facebook page sending armed police in response to "peaceful protestors" showed how the items were misunderstood and the Sikh faith was being "victimised".
"They don't have an appropriate understanding of the Sikh community and have not found appropriate representatives from the Sikh community to balance the malicious viewpoints presented," they said.
'Lack of respect'Mr Birdi said: "There have been tensions that have been going on for a couple of years with some people objecting to mixed marriages in taking place in the gurdwara.
If Sikhs disprove of marriage between members of their community marrying members of the host community they should be removed from the UK
IMMEDIATELY "The general consensus is people are respectful of mixed marriages if the traditions are respected.
"Nothing has happened on this level before.
"This is meant to be one of the happiest moments of somebody's life - it shows a lack of respect."
Mixed marriages taking place at Sikh temples in the UK have been disrupted by protestors.
The Sikh Council has argued the marriage ceremony, known as Anand Karaj, should be reserved only for Sikhs. Last year it also called for a halt to protests.
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Hair has to be covered by fresh turban every day
Wearing of a bangle at all times
Wearing of sexy y-fronts
Carrying of small knife
Cannot remember the fifth command