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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
From the land of haribos. |
Who else was shocked to see what was unfolfing at the airport in dagestan?
A mob stormed the airport after a plane from the israeli city of tel aviv landed there.
Putin is calling a meeting after it to investigate of what happen.
What seems strange is how the security guards didnt stop them. |
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Only today the Electoral Commission refused registration of a new party - The Party of Islam. But it's only a matter of time isn't it? Then what? Voting along religious lines in the UK? English law vs Sharia law? Where are we headed? |
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"Only today the Electoral Commission refused registration of a new party - The Party of Islam. But it's only a matter of time isn't it? Then what? Voting along religious lines in the UK? English law vs Sharia law? Where are we headed?"
This was my point on the other thread a political party should be there for political reasons to represent people who align with their potential views not based on religious leaning.
It's a rocky road indeed |
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"Only today the Electoral Commission refused registration of a new party - The Party of Islam. But it's only a matter of time isn't it? Then what? Voting along religious lines in the UK? English law vs Sharia law? Where are we headed?"
They refused it? I read a couple of days ago that it had been approved. |
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"Just seen this clip on the BBC.
Crikey as if things aren't tense enough as it is,how long before we see riots on the streets of the UK ?
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I genuinely think if we don't get a grip on some of these 'protests' then it's going to come to a head at some point. |
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"Just seen this clip on the BBC.
Crikey as if things aren't tense enough as it is,how long before we see riots on the streets of the UK ?
I genuinely think if we don't get a grip on some of these 'protests' then it's going to come to a head at some point. "
I agree but then the anti establishment militants start complaining that the freedoms to protest is being stopped the. If the police step in they are dammed for being too heavy handed and criticized.
This is the world that we have let happen and people are going to exploit this.
I can see the headlines now about the police blah blah blah
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"Just seen this clip on the BBC.
Crikey as if things aren't tense enough as it is,how long before we see riots on the streets of the UK ?
I genuinely think if we don't get a grip on some of these 'protests' then it's going to come to a head at some point.
I agree but then the anti establishment militants start complaining that the freedoms to protest is being stopped the. If the police step in they are dammed for being too heavy handed and criticized.
This is the world that we have let happen and people are going to exploit this.
I can see the headlines now about the police blah blah blah
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I have a different view on protests to most. Shutting down bridges etc whilst carrying Al Qaeda flags is way beyond a protest imo. |
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By *hagTonight OP Man
over a year ago
From the land of haribos. |
"Just seen this clip on the BBC.
Crikey as if things aren't tense enough as it is,how long before we see riots on the streets of the UK ?
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I saw it on the inside russia channel, he explains things really good of what is happening in russia, but yes, it must have been a really tense situation there, they even checked the passports to see who they were. I dont think that we will see such riots in the uk, which is good too. |
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By *4bimMan
over a year ago
Farnborough Hampshire |
"Just seen this clip on the BBC.
Crikey as if things aren't tense enough as it is,how long before we see riots on the streets of the UK ?
I saw it on the inside russia channel, he explains things really good of what is happening in russia, but yes, it must have been a really tense situation there, they even checked the passports to see who they were. I dont think that we will see such riots in the uk, which is good too."
A man was today sentenced to six months in prison for hitting a police officer the head with a megaphone at a 'free Palestine' protest in london.
The officer needed stitches for a headwound |
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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago
Brighton |
Peacefully protesting carrying Palestinian flags is ok in my book.
Chanting hatred or incitement to violence and carrying terrorist/Al Qaeda/ISIS flags in not ok and should be dealt with harshly under anti-terrorism laws. No if no buts. |
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"Peacefully protesting carrying Palestinian flags is ok in my book.
Chanting hatred or incitement to violence and carrying terrorist/Al Qaeda/ISIS flags in not ok and should be dealt with harshly under anti-terrorism laws. No if no buts. "
This..
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"Peacefully protesting carrying Palestinian flags is ok in my book.
Chanting hatred or incitement to violence and carrying terrorist/Al Qaeda/ISIS flags in not ok and should be dealt with harshly under anti-terrorism laws. No if no buts. "
In my book only carrying the two flags stitched together is acceptable. Those waving the Palestinian flag alone might as well be waving an isis flag. The Palestinian flag is the flag of Palestines but also the flag of Hamas, an organisation based on a charter to destroy Israel and kill Jews. |
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