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TheDaddy 01-05-2010 08:08

Political or Religious Hatred?
 
The use of the term 'Islam will dominate the world' apparently isn't motivated by religion apparently, personally I'd have thrown the book at this pathetic little boy anyway for his despicable act, I have more respect for the nut jobs that go over to Afghanistan to fight for the Taliban, at least they have the decency to do us all a favour and get shot in the face.

Oh and one last thing Tohser Shah, could you let the authority's know when Osama gets here because we are having a bit of trouble locating him at the mo.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...motivated.html

Gary L 01-05-2010 10:27

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
"Islam will dominate the world"
over our dead bodies matey.


The CPS are cowards. it's not racial because Islam is not a race. and it's not religious because Islam isn't a religion it's a set of rules.


it'll be a religion any other time. just not today in court.

martyh 01-05-2010 10:32

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
as distasefull as it is ,i rather think some EDL or NF members will want to have a little chat with this bloke

Gary L 01-05-2010 10:57

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The CPS said Shah's offence could not be charged as a hate crime because the law requires that damage must target a particular religious or racial group.

It said: 'While it was appreciated that what was sprayed on the memorial may have been perceived by some to be part of a racial or religious incident, no racial or religious group can be shown to have been targeted.'
How would he have had to have worded it to target a racial or religious group?
I can't see anyway that you can. so there's no stopping anyone from writing the exact same things again and only being charged a cleaning bill.


Islam will dominate the world (should this have said Britain?)
Osama is on his way (I assume Britain)
Kill Gordon Brown (he lives in Britain)

martyh 01-05-2010 11:07

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011664)
How would he have had to have worded it to target a racial or religious group?
I can't see anyway that you can. so there's no stopping anyone from writing the exact same things again and only being charged a cleaning bill.


Islam will dominate the world (should this have said Britain?)
Osama is on his way (I assume Britain)
Kill Gordon Brown (he lives in Britain)

the way i see it is that if he said "Islam will dominate Christians" then it is religious crime

"Islam will dominate the world" is a political crime

either way he should have had the book thrown at him and i'm sure (not being a legal expert)that a little more imagination on the part of the CPS could have resulted in stronger charges

Gary L 01-05-2010 11:08

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If you turn it around use 'Islam' in taking over, and 'Osama' doing what Osama does. killing Gordon (if you take into account who Shah is)
can't we use the favoured anti-terrorism laws instead? you don't need to be a known terrorist to be charged with that one.

who charged him with a hate crime in the first place?

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 11:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011657)
"Islam will dominate the world"
over our dead bodies matey.

I think that's the general idea Gary - if we are to believe all the anti muslim hysteria.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011657)
The CPS are cowards. it's not racial because Islam is not a race. and it's not religious because Islam isn't a religion it's a set of rules.

Whilst I have no sympathy for this chap (and one has to wonder how the police came to have his dna before the offence was committed) I think it's worth pointing out the following for clarity.

The CPS are referring to acts carried out by a follower of Islam, not on a follower of Islam. It's not racial beacause, as the CPS have stated quite clearly, "...no racial or religious group can be shown to have been targeted".

You are, not unusually, looking at the issue from completely the wrong perspective.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011657)
it'll be a religion any other time. just not today in court.

No one, in the context of this particular incident, has said that Islam isn't a religion. That is something that you have imagined someone has said as a result of your inability to understand the context of statements made in relation to same.

Again, here are the relevant points:

"The CPS said Shah's offence could not be charged as a hate crime because the law requires that damage must target a particular religious or racial group.


It said: 'While it was appreciated that what was sprayed on the memorial may have been perceived by some to be part of a racial or religious incident, no racial or religious group can be shown to have been targeted."

Gary L 01-05-2010 11:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011673)
I think that's the general idea Gary - if we are to believe all the anti muslim hysteria.

I forgot that it's not true. and that they have no intention of killing anybody, and never have.

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Whilst I have no sympathy for this chap (and one has to wonder how the police came to have his dna before the offence was committed)
Probably drunk driving or something.

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 11:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011681)
I forgot that it's not true. and that they have no intention of killing anybody, and never have.

Well, at least now you've remembered.

Gary L 01-05-2010 11:27

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011683)
Well, at least now you've remembered.

Do you think we should have gone with anti-terror instead of the hate one? we could have got a conviction instead of a cleaning bill.

martyh 01-05-2010 11:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011684)
Do you think we should have gone with anti-terror instead of the hate one? we could have got a conviction instead of a cleaning bill.

thats what itouched on earlier ..a bit of imagination from the cps;)

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 11:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011684)
Do you think we should have gone with anti-terror instead of the hate one? we could have got a conviction instead of a cleaning bill.

Given that it was not sufficently evidenced under race or religious hatred (incitement or otherwise) legislations how would you propose that it would fall under anti-terror laws?

Hugh 01-05-2010 11:41

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Mr A - don't get dragged down into the maelstrom of illogicallity and perverse reasoning that is the "World of Gary Lâ„¢".....

Here's a Venn Diagram that might help explain things.

You might get out, but you'll never be the same again....:D

Gary L 01-05-2010 11:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011691)
how would you propose that it would fall under anti-terror laws?

I don't know. if they can manage it with a man and a camera. I'm sure it could work with a Muslim and a spray can writing Islam will dominate the world.
Osama is on his way, and Kill Gordon Brown on a war memorial?

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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35011694)
Mr A - don't get dragged down into the maelstrom of illogicallity and perverse reasoning that is the "World of Gary Lâ„¢".....

I don't suppose you have any thoughts on why he was charged with something that he was going to get off with, do you? :)

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 11:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011701)
I don't know. if they can manage it with a man and a camera. I'm sure it could work with a Muslim and a spray can writing Islam will dominate the world.
Osama is on his way, and Kill Gordon Brown on a war memorial?

In your eyes he obviously "got off" but in reality he was fined.

I'll ask again, share with us how you are "sure it could work" if he were / had he been charged under anti-terror laws.

On what premise and using which particular elements of that legislation Gary?

Gary L 01-05-2010 12:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011703)
I'll ask again, share with us how you are "sure it could work" if he were / had he been charged under anti-terror laws.

On what premise and using which particular elements of that legislation Gary?

Quote:

I don't know. if they can manage it with a man and a camera. I'm sure it could work with a Muslim and a spray can writing Islam will dominate the world.
Osama is on his way, and Kill Gordon Brown on a war memorial?

zing_deleted 01-05-2010 12:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011657)
"Islam will dominate the world"
over our dead bodies matey.


The CPS are cowards. it's not racial because Islam is not a race. and it's not religious because Islam isn't a religion it's a set of rules.


it'll be a religion any other time. just not today in court.

thats the radicals plan ;)

(MrAngry already said lol)

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 12:28

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
"I don't know. if they can manage it with a man and a camera. I'm sure it could work with a Muslim and a spray can writing Islam will dominate the world.
Osama is on his way, and Kill Gordon Brown on a war memorial?"


I can read very well thank you Gary, that is why I am querying your obviously contradictory and nonsensical assertions.

I asked you how it could be prosecuted under anti-terror laws and you stated that you didn't know.

So, your position now is that you "don't know" how it could fall under anti-terror legislation (the CPS certainly didn't think so) yet, at the same time, you are "sure it could work" (whereas the CPS, again, didn't).

What is your opinion on the statement by Mr Abbas that there are "thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy"?

Ignitionnet 01-05-2010 12:33

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Nice bit of propaganda material for the extreme right / authoritarian groups.

This is a nice touch:

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Instead he appointed Abdullah Ibn Abbas, who described himself as spiritual leader of a group called Road to Jannah, to speak on his behalf.

He said: 'It really doesn't concern us how the British people feel about the graffiti he wrote - the real outrage should be about the thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy.'
Surely if the British are so disdainful the simplest way to soothe that disdain is to bugger off elsewhere not infested by us Muslim murdering Brits? Anyone want to place bets on this spiritual leader receiving welfare of some description?

Also nice:

Quote:

'He is remorseful, but at the time of his interview he was simply answering questions and didn't realise that was the right time to show remorse.'
Wasn't aware genuine remorse had a 'right time'. Going by the statement above it would seem more accurate to say he couldn't care less.

Well done to the Muslim community at large for condemning this idiotic and inflammatory action. Nil points to the legal system for giving the EDL and other nut jobs such good material to work with.

Gary L 01-05-2010 12:40

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Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011712)
I can read very well thank you Gary, that is why I am querying your obviously contradictory and nonsensical assertions.

I asked you how it could be prosecuted under anti-terror laws and you stated that you didn't know.

So, your position now is that you "don't know" how it could fall under anti-terror legislation

Correct.

Quote:

What is your opinion on the "thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy" as referenced by Abbas?
That's another thread. but it's interesting that you ask in this thread. do you see a connection in the way that he did this in protest to that?

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 12:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011717)
Correct.

OK, so you've realised the futility of your earlier position and withdrawn your earlier assertion that you were "sure it could work". Thanks for clearing that up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011717)
That's another thread. but it's interesting that you ask in this thread. do you see a connection in the way that he did this in protest to that?

Errr.... yes.

The connection is "...he appointed Abdullah Ibn Abbas, who described himself as spiritual leader of a group called Road to Jannah, to speak on his behalf.

He said: 'It really doesn't concern us how the British people feel about the graffiti he wrote - the real outrage should be about the thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy."


Did you perhaps miss that bit?

martyh 01-05-2010 12:47

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011712)
"I don't know. if they can manage it with a man and a camera. I'm sure it could work with a Muslim and a spray can writing Islam will dominate the world.
Osama is on his way, and Kill Gordon Brown on a war memorial?"

I can read very well thank you Gary, that is why I am querying your obviously contradictory and nonsensical assertions.

I asked you how it could be prosecuted under anti-terror laws and you stated that you didn't know.

So, your position now is that you "don't know" how it could fall under anti-terror legislation (the CPS certainly didn't think so) yet, at the same time, you are "sure it could work" (whereas the CPSA, again, didn't).

What is your opinion on the "thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy" as referenced by Abbas?


I think what GaryL is saying is if the cps/police can use the anti- terror laws to justify arresting and prosecuting people taking photo's of government buildings,shopping malls ect then it isn't beyond reason to ask them to use the same laws to arrest and prosecute someone for what is quite clearly an attack on the govenment of this land and i for one feel this should be taken more seriously by the authorities because it is small ,relatively harmless acts like this that are the mark of a real terrorist just starting out in their career

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 12:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011721)
I think what GaryL is saying....

Attempts at interpretaion of Gary L's posts in ones capacity as a third party to same is not advisable. I refer you to the earlier post by Foreverwar. :)

Gary L 01-05-2010 12:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011720)
OK, so you've realised the futility of your earlier position and withdrawn your earlier assertion that you were "sure it could work". Thanks for clearing that up.

I think you focus too much on something that people say in passing.

Quote:

Errr.... yes.

The connection is "...he appointed Abdullah Ibn Abbas, who described himself as spiritual leader of a group called Road to Jannah, to speak on his behalf.

He said: 'It really doesn't concern us how the British people feel about the graffiti he wrote - the real outrage should be about the thousands of Muslims who are being killed and butchered as a result of British foreign policy."


Did you perhaps miss that bit?
So you think it's a political protest then? why didn't you say so :rolleyes:

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011721)
I think what GaryL is saying is if the cps/police can use the anti- terror laws to justify arresting and prosecuting people taking photo's of government buildings,shopping malls ect then it isn't beyond reason to ask them to use the same laws to arrest and prosecute someone for what is quite clearly an attack on the govenment of this land and i for one feel this should be taken more seriously by the authorities because it is small ,relatively harmless acts like this that are the mark of a real terrorist just starting out in their career

:tu:

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 12:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011726)
I think you focus too much on something that people say in passing.

And I think you are focusing too much on what people spray in passing.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011726)
So you think it's a political protest then? why didn't you say so :rolleyes:

If I get around to thinking it was a political protest I'll let you know in my own good time thanks.

Gary L 01-05-2010 12:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011729)
If I get around to thinking it was a political protest I'll let you know in my own good time thanks.

Ok. when you've had a think about it. the thread's here.

martyh 01-05-2010 12:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011725)
Attempts at interpretaion of Gary L's posts in ones capacity as a third party to same is not advisable. I refer you to the earlier post by Foreverwar. :)

well either way that's how i see it ,this bloke needs keeping an eye on and if he feels so strongly about the thousands of muslims dyeing then why doesn't he bugger of and give them a hand instead of defacing a memorial to real soldiers who (ironically)died to give him the right to voice anti British opinions

Gary L 01-05-2010 13:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011732)
well either way that's how i see it ,this bloke needs keeping an eye on and if he feels so strongly about the thousands of muslims dyeing then why doesn't he bugger of and give them a hand instead of defacing a memorial to real soldiers who (ironically)died to give him the right to voice anti British opinions

Good point. I was going to say earlier that it's a possibility that this person will be heard of again at a later date. more than likely for a more serious charge.

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 13:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011731)
Ok. when you've had a think about it. the thread's here.

Gary, I would again draw your attention to the content of the article wherein it states that Mr Shah "refused to give an explanation for his actions".

As such, and without same, one cannot reasonably arrive at an opinion as to what the basis of his motivation was. Attempts to do so will only evidence a fundamental lack of understanding in relation to facts, reason, logic, consistencty and rationale.

It's the equivalent of trying to predict the future.

Oh, hold on there......

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011732)
well either way that's how i see it ,this bloke needs keeping an eye on and if he feels so strongly about the thousands of muslims dyeing then why doesn't he bugger of and give them a hand instead of defacing a memorial to real soldiers who (ironically)died to give him the right to voice anti British opinions

Perfect example of flawed logic.

Someone unhappy about and offended by someone expressing anti british sentiments attempts to undermine the argument by suggesting that the individual concerned, rather than limiting their activities to vandalism, should swan off to a conflict and attempt to kill british soldiers in an attempt to validate their argument.

You see what you did there? You obviously haven't really though that one out.

Gary L 01-05-2010 13:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011737)
Gary, I would again draw your attention to the content of the article wherein it states that Mr Shah "refused to give an explanation for his actions".

As such, and without same, one cannot reasonably arrive at an opinion as to what the basis of his motivation was. Attempts to do so will only evidence a fundamental lack of understanding in relation to facts, reason, logic, consistencty and rationale.

Rubbish. you can form an opinion on anything and everything. you don't need to hear the explanation beforehand from the person or persons. :)

martyh 01-05-2010 13:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011737)
Gary, I would again draw your attention to the content of the article wherein it states that Mr Shah "refused to give an explanation for his actions".

As such, and without same, one cannot reasonably arrive at an opinion as to what the basis of his motivation was. Attempts to do so will only evidence a fundamental lack of understanding in relation to facts, reason, logic, consistencty and rationale.

It's the equivalent of trying to predict the future.

Oh, hold on there......


i would hazzard a guess that his refusal to explain his reasons for his actions were based on the fact that if he did then it would leave him open to prosecution on religious hate crimes or racist ones ..thought that was a given

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 13:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35011740)
Rubbish. you can form an opinion on anything and everything. you don't need to hear the explanation beforehand from the person or persons. :)

"reasonably" Gary, "reasonably".

There is a difference.

martyh 01-05-2010 13:24

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011737)
Gary, I would again draw your attention to the content of the article wherein it states that Mr Shah "refused to give an explanation for his actions".

As such, and without same, one cannot reasonably arrive at an opinion as to what the basis of his motivation was. Attempts to do so will only evidence a fundamental lack of understanding in relation to facts, reason, logic, consistencty and rationale.

It's the equivalent of trying to predict the future.

Oh, hold on there......

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Perfect example of flawed logic.

Someone unhappy about and offended by someone expressing anti british sentiments attempts to undermine the argument by suggesting that the individual concerned, rather than limiting their activities to vandalism, should swan off to a conflict and attempt to kill british soldiers in an attempt to validate their argument.

You see what you did there? You obviously haven't really though that one out.


and you are obviously having a bit a trouble understanding peoples posts ,i'll try to be clearer

if this bloke feels so strongly about muslims being killed then he should go and support them in a meaningful way like fighting with them in the cause that they feel is worth dieing for ,this would show a bit of character instead of the cowadice he shows now

there's nothing flawed about that logic

nomadking 01-05-2010 13:37

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The CPS said Shah's offence could not be charged as a hate crime because the law requires that damage must target a particular religious or racial group.
But the BNP's membership policy didn't target a particular group. So, if you target more than one group you are ok?

If X attacks Y and they are different races, as long as X doesn't volunteer an explanation, it is not classed as racist?

martyh 01-05-2010 13:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35011757)
But the BNP's membership policy didn't target a particular group. So, if you target more than one group you are ok?

If X attacks Y and they are different races, as long as X doesn't volunteer an explanation, it is not classed as racist?


that seems to be about it ,gotta love the vagaries of the British justice system ...or the cps's interpretation of them ;)

Mr Angry 01-05-2010 17:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011750)
and you are obviously having a bit a trouble understanding peoples posts ,i'll try to be clearer

if this bloke feels so strongly about muslims being killed then he should go and support them in a meaningful way like fighting with them in the cause that they feel is worth dieing for ,this would show a bit of character instead of the cowadice he shows now

there's nothing flawed about that logic

Thank you for the clarity - it confirms, and simply reiterates, exactly what I thought you said initially ie. that you'd rather he were off killing british soldiers in Afghanistan than offending their (and your) sensibilities by painting slogans on war memorials.

As I said earlier, it's a flawed logic.

martyh 01-05-2010 18:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011845)
Thank you for the clarity - it confirms, and simply reiterates, exactly what I thought you said initially ie. that you'd rather he were off killing british soldiers in Afghanistan than offending their (and your) sensibilities by painting slogans on war memorials.

As I said earlier, it's a flawed logic.


ok then ,have it your way if you must you're obviously much more inteligent than the rest of us :rolleyes:

let him stay here ,breeding contempt for the country he lives in and graduating to blowing up buses and killing civilians

if that's your logic then keep it

TheNorm 01-05-2010 19:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35011673)
... (and one has to wonder how the police came to have his dna before the offence was committed) ...

Interesting point.

I wonder if anyone on the forum thinks this use of DNA evidence was a violation of the man's human rights?

martyh 01-05-2010 20:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheNorm (Post 35011917)
Interesting point.

I wonder if anyone on the forum thinks this use of DNA evidence was a violation of the man's human rights?

i'm sure there will be a few

Mr Angry 02-05-2010 18:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheNorm (Post 35011917)
Interesting point.

It's just that I note there is no mention, anywhere, of previous contact with the police oh his part. The fact that they already had his DNA to compare would certainly suggest they'd had previous interaction of some sort.


the_neurotic_cat 04-05-2010 05:55

Re: Political or Religious Hatred?
 
It's not worth getting upset over ... the Islamic community has it's fair share of bigotry and people of low intelligence.

Religion is an ancient form of government. It must be very difficult for Muslims with simplistic minds trying to live in a secular society, which is a form of government more advanced than religious doctrines. I'm sure this young man will grow out of it as his mind develops. If he doesn't, then I'm sure the authorities will develop an interest in him and his friends. He'll no doubt end up on some list in some computer file somewhere.

Many Christians have difficulty with secularism too. In fact, I imagine that all religious communities have people in them that feel threatened by an ethically complex environment such as the UK.

Saaf_laandon_mo 04-05-2010 10:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35011694)
Mr A - don't get dragged down into the maelstrom of illogicallity and perverse reasoning that is the "World of Gary Lâ„¢".....

Here's a Venn Diagram that might help explain things.

You might get out, but you'll never be the same again....:D

I wish I could rep you for this, but I need to spread the love as such. I really laughed at the venn diagram, brilliant!!

TheDaddy 05-05-2010 22:57

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35011659)
as distasefull as it is ,i rather think some EDL or NF members will want to have a little chat with this bloke

May well happen considering his full address appears on page 2 of the Google search re this story, guess he'll need police protection with the public'll end up footing the bill and I am betting that plays right into Tohsser Shah's agenda.

martyh 05-05-2010 23:06

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35014863)
May well happen considering his full address appears on page 2 of the Google search re this story, guess he'll need police protection with the public'll end up footing the bill and I am betting that plays right into Tohsser Shah's agenda.


agreed and i don't think Tohsser Shah would think twice before throwing him to the wolves to get want he wants

PeteLockwood 10-05-2010 21:57

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racial without a doubt, on a war memorial he could not have done anything more disrespectful and perhaps needs a bloody good sortin' out!


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