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Post by bone on May 2, 2007 8:44:34 GMT
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Post by Mr. Jon Donnis on May 2, 2007 9:24:32 GMT
Can us Greek Cypriots get our own laws too?
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Post by bobdezon on May 2, 2007 9:59:39 GMT
I see no problem with muslims practising sharia law in this country, if they choose to practise it, and obey its doctrine willingly. However it does not matter how many sharia courts are established , it will still have no legal (in the british jurisprudence system) standing, and is not enforcable. The problem will arise when they have enough support to try and make a case for changing british law to accomodate sharia law in a petition to the house of lords. Which will probably be largely ignored to be honest.
British law is for british people, if the muslims living here do not wish to obey those laws then they are no longer british citizens and not afforded the protective rights of british law (morally anyway) I think its ridiculous that anyone would believe a right wing news source that is basically a mouthpiece for the BNP.
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Post by bone on May 2, 2007 10:03:43 GMT
I totally agree, its not as if religious courts are anything new in this country, this is total mis-reporting and scare tactics, but sadly some people out there will not see straight through this for what it really is.
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Post by bobdezon on May 2, 2007 10:25:52 GMT
I am not the type of person who is duplicitous, I detest liars and all that they represent. If you cant tell it like it is, then you should just not say anything. The world would be a better place if I had a few more supporters  |
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Post by bujin on May 2, 2007 16:55:42 GMT
It's a continuation of Islamification of Britain. Many Islamic people - particularly those who would advocate Sharia Law in Britain - want everyone in the world to be Muslim. They've been inching their way in slowly for years. This is just another step along the path. The sooner religion is BANNED in this country, the better. |
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Post by bobdezon on May 2, 2007 18:21:29 GMT
Under british law they are afforded the right to religious freedom and expression, banning it would be a consitutional breech and hypocritical. Until britain is predominantly muslim there will be no change of the law.
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Post by thursfield on May 2, 2007 19:26:16 GMT
as far as british law is concerned it is not just for british people, it encompasses any person that is within the scope of british law be him/her either a british citizen or foreign national, whether they are within the british mainland or any of its colonies, of which there are actualy a few here and there left.
as far as the picture in the experess itself is concerned, the asian female that is showing the 'two finger salute' to the cameraman is herself in breach of section five of the public order act and therefeore liable to either arrest or or report for summons for her behaviour whether a british citizen or not.
obviously the exception to this rule would be that of, if it was applicable, diplomatic immunity.
but that area of the law would most certainly not be applicable under these circumstances and would be a matter for diplomatic explanation. although saying that it would also appear from my limited knowledge of muslim law that she is almost certainly committing an offence under their own system.?, but as i say that is from a very limited knowledge of there system.
her behaviour itself is also an offence under other sections of the public order act, but that is a matter not for the arresting/reperting officer to make but for the crown prosecution service to decide under both the circumstances of the incident and from the evidence available.?
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Post by gaynor on May 4, 2007 14:46:43 GMT
as far as british law is concerned it is not just for british people, it encompasses any person that is within the scope of british law be him/her either a british citizen or foreign national, whether they are within the british mainland or any of its colonies, of which there are actualy a few here and there left. as far as the picture in the experess itself is concerned, the asian female that is showing the 'two finger salute' to the cameraman is herself in breach of section five of the public order act and therefeore liable to either arrest or or report for summons for her behaviour whether a british citizen or not. obviously the exception to this rule would be that of, if it was applicable, diplomatic immunity. but that area of the law would most certainly not be applicable under these circumstances and would be a matter for diplomatic explanation. although saying that it would also appear from my limited knowledge of muslim law that she is almost certainly committing an offence under their own system.?, but as i say that is from a very limited knowledge of there system. her behaviour itself is also an offence under other sections of the public order act, but that is a matter not for the arresting/reperting officer to make but for the crown prosecution service to decide under both the circumstances of the incident and from the evidence available.? Identification of the culprit could be a problem though! |
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Post by thursfield on May 4, 2007 15:44:15 GMT
lmao, would imagine so.lol
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Post by SoundLad on May 6, 2007 10:41:54 GMT
Im not a racist nor do i aggree with whats going on in this country but at the end of the day if these people do not like OUR laws and rules then why come here... Im fed up with it now.. thats ive give up and just live my life without a care in the world pay my bills, work and have fun.. So LIVE your life Remember the future cant create it self you have to create it for your self.. you know what im saying..  |
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Post by ogre on May 8, 2007 16:56:16 GMT
I'd LILKE to be a racist, but as an adopted Canadian with (Canadian)Irish,Scotch,Dutch and German ancestors who all immegrated over there, I'm not sure which Race I can join.
i settle for being British and relying on Case Law and think religous fanatics should be allowed to burn and stone each other to death, as long as they are quarantined from the rest of humanity that have evolved.
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Post by hellyp on May 15, 2007 13:14:17 GMT
I'm in the same boat as you, ogre - Irish and Scottish parents, born in Canada. Dual nationality. Church and state should never mix, that's my opinion. Religion should have no involvement in law. Fine, practice sharia law, but expect to be arrested for assault, etc. It's easy to use the terms 'British' and 'Moslem' as mutually exclusive. It is possible to be a British Moslem.
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