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Isn't flogging another of those things that give the Swivel eyed of the Kippers a hard-on.Big Rob wrote:Okay. Possibly I should have put this in a thread of its own.
Flogging of Raif Badawi in Saudi Arabia ‘vicious act of cruelty’
Visit a "traditional" conservative forum (Obviously stock up on mind-bleach in advance).Big Rob wrote:Conservative muslims and conservative Britons have more in common than they probably dare to admit.
"They come over here, with their conservative religious views. Family Values, small business oriented, work hard, want to better themselves, so why oh why aren't they voting for us".
Funnily enough...Big Rob wrote:Conservative muslims and conservative Britons have more in common than they probably dare to admit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Davi ... he_Taliban" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Speaking in September 2009, Davies' conservative approach to family values was unequivocal as he spoke of his admiration for the “ordered way of life under the Taliban.”
"The one thing to be said about the Taliban is that they do have an ordered society of some sort and that they don't have hundreds of cases of children under threat of abuse from violent parents, as we have in Doncaster."
—Peter Davies, September 2009
Davies made it clear it was the moral code he was an admirer of while detesting the Taliban themselves, adding, "The point I was making was that even a regime as hideous as the Taliban at least appear to have sort of decent sort of family affairs. In fact probably...they have an ordered society." He continued: "We in this country have created mayhem through lax social policies of disregard for marriage and the family and we have created mayhem in society."[20]
Is there even a shred truth in his assertion.new puritan wrote:Funnily enough...Big Rob wrote:Conservative muslims and conservative Britons have more in common than they probably dare to admit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Davi ... he_Taliban" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Speaking in September 2009, Davies' conservative approach to family values was unequivocal as he spoke of his admiration for the “ordered way of life under the Taliban.”
"The one thing to be said about the Taliban is that they do have an ordered society of some sort and that they don't have hundreds of cases of children under threat of abuse from violent parents, as we have in Doncaster."
—Peter Davies, September 2009
Davies made it clear it was the moral code he was an admirer of while detesting the Taliban themselves, adding, "The point I was making was that even a regime as hideous as the Taliban at least appear to have sort of decent sort of family affairs. In fact probably...they have an ordered society." He continued: "We in this country have created mayhem through lax social policies of disregard for marriage and the family and we have created mayhem in society."[20]
His son is of course a current Tory MP.
Or: A staunch and trusted Ally bringing stability to the otherwise anarchic Middle East?Andy McDandy wrote:Interesting story in yesterday's Times.
A Saudi cop films a woman being beheaded by religious police in the street (planning to send the footage viral, I assume), and is promptly arrested for 'bringing the state into disrepute'.
Bunch of bloody savages.
Loved by those people he didn't have chance to behead, presumably. Poor old Tone is beyond parody these days.Tony Blair Office @tonyblairoffice · 58m 58 minutes ago
“He was loved by his people and will be deeply missed.” Tony Blair on the death of King Abdullah. http://goo.gl/R6Xchq" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/23/world ... at-90.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Still, Abdullah became, in some ways, a force of moderation. He contested Al Qaeda’s militant interpretations of the faith as justifying, even compelling, terrorist acts. He ordered that textbooks be purged of their most extreme language and sent 900 imams to re-education sessions. He had hundreds of militants arrested and some beheaded.
John Kerry @JohnKerry · 6h 6 hours ago
King Abdullah was a man of wisdom & vision. US has lost a friend & Kingdom of #SaudiArabia, Middle East, and world has lost a revered leader
- By Tubby Isaacs