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Post by baselswh on Jul 14, 2024 8:08:37 GMT
I wonder how much different eg Wales would be,if like birds of a feather Muslims had all flocked together in Newport,Cardiff,Swansea, Merthyr and Wrexham.All over Wales.
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Post by oldie on Jul 14, 2024 8:08:58 GMT
What about the atheist population? Wait until we take over Always playing the man,not the ball. So much the nicety nice bloke at the front door,while your friend Islam,breaks in the back door,holding knives. Are you not concerned if we remove Bishops from the House of Lords? There are at least 26 of them. Imagine, having deeply committed people of faith overseeing our laws as proposed by our democratically elected executive
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Post by baselswh on Jul 14, 2024 8:17:14 GMT
Always playing the man,not the ball. So much the nicety nice bloke at the front door,while your friend Islam,breaks in the back door,holding knives. Are you not concerned if we remove Bishops from the House of Lords? There are at least 26 of them. Imagine, having deeply committed people of faith overseeing our laws as proposed by our democratically elected executive Laughable typical Lefty arguement. Like comparing a b'stard ,mad eyed screaming weasel Iman , responsible for putting the Batley school teacher and his family in hiding for their lives ( 3 years now) and your average Cotswold C of E Sunday School teacher. One has been with us in peace forever. One is a nasty ignorant little weasel, that's been with us 5 minutes.
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Post by oldie on Jul 14, 2024 8:26:56 GMT
It's interesting isn't it. Putting up straw man arguments when the issues live amongst us in plain sight.
"Religious organisations are defined by their moral purpose of teaching right from wrong and protection of the innocent and the vulnerable. However when we heard about shocking failures to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse across almost all major religions, it became clear many are operating in direct conflict with this mission.
“Blaming the victims, fears of reputational damage and discouraging external reporting are some of the barriers victims and survivors face, as well as clear indicators of religious organisations prioritising their own reputations above all else."
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Post by baselswh on Jul 14, 2024 8:54:18 GMT
It's interesting isn't it. Putting up straw man arguments when the issues live amongst us in plain sight. "Religious organisations are defined by their moral purpose of teaching right from wrong and protection of the innocent and the vulnerable. However when we heard about shocking failures to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse across almost all major religions, it became clear many are operating in direct conflict with this mission. “Blaming the victims, fears of reputational damage and discouraging external reporting are some of the barriers victims and survivors face, as well as clear indicators of religious organisations prioritising their own reputations above all else." A pathetic effort to defend the evil within Islam. Hopeless Oldie.
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Post by oldie on Jul 14, 2024 9:07:14 GMT
It's interesting isn't it. Putting up straw man arguments when the issues live amongst us in plain sight. "Religious organisations are defined by their moral purpose of teaching right from wrong and protection of the innocent and the vulnerable. However when we heard about shocking failures to prevent and respond to child sexual abuse across almost all major religions, it became clear many are operating in direct conflict with this mission. “Blaming the victims, fears of reputational damage and discouraging external reporting are some of the barriers victims and survivors face, as well as clear indicators of religious organisations prioritising their own reputations above all else." A pathetic effort to defend the evil within Islam. Hopeless Oldie. You think Islam is not included under the umbrella of "to child sexual abuse across almost all major religions," You are so blinded by hatred it appears you cannot even read. Your words matched only by religious extremists. Carry on.... normal people will try and deal with the issues we face...for you
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Post by baselswh on Jul 14, 2024 9:31:28 GMT
A pathetic effort to defend the evil within Islam. Hopeless Oldie. You think Islam is not included under the umbrella of "to child sexual abuse across almost all major religions," You are so blinded by hatred it appears you cannot even read. Your words matched only by religious extremists. Carry on.... normal people will try and deal with the issues we face...for you Thank the Lord you're in the minority.
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Post by bluetornados on Jul 24, 2024 11:31:34 GMT
Sunak presses Starmer on Ukraine support in first PMQs since election..by Barbara Tasch and Emily Atkinsonichef.bbci.co.uk/ace/standard/1024/cpsprodpb/02dd/live/e46e79f0-49ad-11ef-96a8-e710c6bfc866.jpgKeir Starmer is being quizzed in his first Prime Minister's Questions since the election In good-natured exchanges, Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak presses Starmer on support for Ukraine - the PM says he'll continue working cross-party on the issue Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey challenges Starmer on the future of social care, while SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn pushes him on the two-child benefit cap Last night, Starmer suspended seven Labour MPs from the parliamentary party after they voted against the government on the benefit cap Starmer pays tribute to soldier stabbed in Kentichef.bbci.co.uk/news/800/cpsprodpb/vivo/live/images/2024/7/24/9bf47979-b9b2-451f-9c47-af2c512accff.jpgKeir Starmer has opened his first PMQs as prime minister by sending his “thoughts” to an Army officer, stabbed in uniform near barracks in Kent yesterday. The soldier, in his 40s, is in hospital in a serious but stable condition, according to Kent Police. A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder shortly afterwards. The Home Office says the stabbing is not believed to be terror-related.
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Post by bluetornados on Jul 24, 2024 11:37:06 GMT
Keir Starmer says whole Commons misses Jo Cox..Starmer responds to a question from Kim Leadbeater and uses it to pay tribute to her sister Jo Cox, who was murdered in 2016 while serving as an MP. He says the whole House misses her and that he knows she would have played a big part in this Labour government. Starmer also welcomes their parents, who are watching from the public gallery. We will always have more in common than divides us, he adds. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/99/Helen_Joanne_Cox.jpg
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