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/// The Old Bailey heard today Ahmed's five home-schooled children, aged between six and 16, had suffered 'greatly' after she was arrested in July last year and held in custody. ///
Yes that's right judge return her home so that she can continue with the home - schooling of her 5 children, I wonder what will be the top of their curriculum?
I wonder if the powers that be, will appeal against this very dangerous verdict?
/// The Old Bailey heard today Ahmed's five home-schooled children, aged between six and 16, had suffered 'greatly' after she was arrested in July last year and held in custody. ///
Yes that's right judge return her home so that she can continue with the home - schooling of her 5 children, I wonder what will be the top of their curriculum?
I wonder if the powers that be, will appeal against this very dangerous verdict?
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Spicerack - // If you dare suggest that some ABers defend islamist scum, you'll be met with howls of protest, ' Who, what, where, when?' 'Point out 1 post where anyone defends them'.
This is a classic. I must bookmark it. //
In the long established traditions of debate on the AB, invoking the 'Put up or shut up' section - would you care to pinpoint exactly which post you think is defending 'Islamist scum' so the poster(s) can address your point?
This is a classic. I must bookmark it. //
In the long established traditions of debate on the AB, invoking the 'Put up or shut up' section - would you care to pinpoint exactly which post you think is defending 'Islamist scum' so the poster(s) can address your point?
AOG,
Just to be clear,
// do not matter to the 'Muslims' that allay themselves with the West.' //
Was not my words, it was the words of the woman in court. What I did say, and you have edited was:
// I wouldn’t use her language, but there is a certain hypocrisy of condemning attacks in France when we were killing Syrians civilians daily. //
Which I stand by, and is fact.
Just to be clear,
// do not matter to the 'Muslims' that allay themselves with the West.' //
Was not my words, it was the words of the woman in court. What I did say, and you have edited was:
// I wouldn’t use her language, but there is a certain hypocrisy of condemning attacks in France when we were killing Syrians civilians daily. //
Which I stand by, and is fact.
There is a world of difference with innocent citizens getting inadvertently caught in a legitimate strike against the Daesh, with the intent trying to remove their violence and fundamentalist oppression in the longer term; and the deliberate attack on innocent citizens simply out of a desire to kill, maim, and shock. There is no hypocrisy.
At the very least there ought to be some way the authorities could ensure the children received proper schooling in an approved State school rather than risk them being indoctrinated into some kind of 'terrorism is good' world view by someone who has shown precisely that attitude publicly. Bet there isn't though.
AOG - // In the present terrorist environment we now find ourselves in, was it wise to release this woman who obviously hates the West, so that she can preach her fundamentalist ideas to her children? //
Once again you are pre-supposing that you - or indeed the courts - know what this woman will or will not teach her children.
You can't use the law to prevent someone from doing something simply because you think they might do it - that is The Thought Police and outside George Orwell's 1984, they don't exist.
Once again you are pre-supposing that you - or indeed the courts - know what this woman will or will not teach her children.
You can't use the law to prevent someone from doing something simply because you think they might do it - that is The Thought Police and outside George Orwell's 1984, they don't exist.
I remember the man whose daughter ran off to Syria to marry a jihadist. When he was interviewed on television he cried. It subsequently transpired that he had attended extremist meetings in London. I think it's fair to say that parents, in general, teach their children what they themselves believe to be right. I, personally, wouldn't give this woman the benefit of the doubt.
