now the british govt adopts sharia law

Smelly_bandit Sat Mar 10, 2012 10:04 am

First topic message reminder :

A GAINSBOROUGH man who plastered his front window with vile anti-Islamic hate literature has been jailed for a year.

Darren Conway, a self-confessed supporter of right-wing organisations, was given a 12-months' sentence at Lincoln Crown Court.
The court was told on Tuesday that carer Conway had covered the front
window of his ground floor flat in Heaton Street in Gainsborough with
17 photographs and posters.

Many were offensive – attacking both the prophet Mohammed and the Muslim religion.

Conway, 44, had denied displaying the religiously aggravated hate material on April 16 last year.

But he was convicted following a short trial earlier this year, when sentencing was postponed for reports to be prepared.

Judge Michael Heath told Conway: "To describe the material you put in your window as grossly offensive is an understatement.

"There is no place in a civilised society for conduct of that
sort and the only sentence I can justify for it is an immediate
custodial sentence."

Conway was also given a three-month concurrent jail sentence – to
run alongside the longer term – after admitting unlawful production of
cannabis.

Sixteen cannabis plants were found growing in his home when police visited to investigate the hate crime.

Christopher Lowe, prosecuting, said that Conway, who admitted to
supporting both the BNP and the English Defence League, was caught after
a member of the public complained to police.

"Later that day police attended the premises and found 17 posters and images

in the front window in full public view," said Mr Lowe.

"The majority of the displayed posters and images were undoubtedly offensive to the Islamic faith.

"Conway was arrested at the scene and taken into police custody.

"He appeared to make out that those posters were, more or less, an opportunity to get back at his landlord.

"He was trying to justify them on a political and religious basis.

"In the back room was found a small grow of cannabis plants. Sixteen plants were growing under heated lamps."

Tony Stanton, in mitigation, said Conway appeared to have
displayed the material as part of an ongoing dispute with his landlord.

He said Conway had no history of similar offending and spent much of his time caring for his elderly father.

"His father has suffered multiple strokes and cannot get out," said Mr Stanton.

"This defendant involves himself in regular activity such as
shopping for his father. That person would suffer should he lose his
liberty."
http://www.thisislincolnshire.co.uk/Gainsborough-man-jailed-anti-Islam-images-flat/story-15455418-detail/story.html
its is now illegal to insult islam and muhhamad

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:43 pm

Smelly_bandit wrote:

Do you understand the word "superseded"

Apparently not

It doesn't mean they were 'abolished'. D'UH!

You couldn't even squirm successfully without making yourself look like an idiot again. Loving it.

creepy Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:43 pm

All the usual diversions when the point has been lost.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:45 pm

Tess wrote:

Good morning megapube. The Blasphemy Laws in the UK were actually abolished in 2008.

Only to be superseded by Religious Hatred Act 2006 and the Criminal Justice & Immigration Act 2008.

D'UH!

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:48 pm

Tess wrote:

But they're different from "Blasphemy" Didge. They relate to abusing an individual on the grounds of his religion, not abusing a religion per se. Whole different kettle of fish.

Don't pretend to be a lawyer if you don't know what you're talking about Tess.

SECTION 79 - You pube-apologist.

Smelly_bandit Tue Mar 13, 2012 12:56 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

It doesn't mean they were 'abolished'. D'UH!

You couldn't even squirm successfully without making yourself look like an idiot again. Loving it.

What does supersede mean fuzzmuck?

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:00 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

Don't pretend to be a lawyer if you don't know what you're talking about Tess.

SECTION 79 - You pube-apologist.

Who's pretending to be a lawyer? I think you're confusing me with someone else! Anyway, I was only a mere legal exec for 25 years, so I'm sure you know much more about the law than me.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:03 pm

Smelly_bandit wrote:

What does supersede mean fuzzmuck?

Supersede: to be REPLACED by something new

Abolish: to formally put an END

I'd get yourself a new dictionary buddy. It seems you wanking over the dictionary has got a few pages stuck together.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:05 pm

Tess wrote:

Who's pretending to be a lawyer? I think you're confusing me with someone else! Anyway, I was only a mere legal exec for 25 years, so I'm sure you know much more about the law than me.

I haven't taken a legal course - ever. But I still knew about section 79 after you were so emphatic that the 2008 act had nothing to do with blasphemy. I'm just a quick learner (and have a fantastic lawyer at the end of a phone).

Smelly_bandit Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:10 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

Supersede: to be REPLACED by something new

Abolish: to formally put an END

I'd get yourself a new dictionary buddy. It seems you wanking over the dictionary has got a few pages stuck together.

Oh the twisted logic only a Muslims mind can bend around

If something is replaced then its no longer used

Hence there are no blasphemy laws in the UK

Here's a conundrum for you

If there were blasphemy laws still active they would be laws protecting Christianity and you as a Muslim would be tries under those laws

Oh for the good ole days

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:21 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

I haven't taken a legal course - ever. But I still knew about section 79 after you were so emphatic that the 2008 act had nothing to do with blasphemy. I'm just a quick learner (and have a fantastic lawyer at the end of a phone).

I don't get your point Rumpole - Section 79 merely repeals the Blasphemy Acts! Read it for yourself:

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2008/4/pdfs/ukpga_20080004_en.pdf

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:25 pm

Tess wrote:

I don't get your point Rumpole - Section 79 merely repeals the Blasphemy Acts! Read it for yourself:

http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2008/4/pdfs/ukpga_20080004_en.pdf

For COMMON LAW. And then the Religious act takes over (superseded).

@Smelly: If you had an ounce of sense, you would realise the reply above applies to you too.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:27 pm

Smelly_bandit wrote:

Oh the twisted logic only a Muslims mind can bend around

If something is replaced then its no longer used

Hence there are no blasphemy laws in the UK

Here's a conundrum for you

If there were blasphemy laws still active they would be laws protecting Christianity and you as a Muslim would be tries under those laws

Oh for the good ole days

Read my reply above to Tess.

A conundrum for you maybe, not for those with a brain.

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:30 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

For COMMON LAW. And then the Religious act takes over (superseded).

@Smelly: If you had an ounce of sense, you would realise the reply above applies to you too.

It's you that doesn't get it O Arrogant One! Let's make it simple then - show me a case, any single case, since the repeal of the Blasphemy laws, where someone has been convicted for anything that can be described as blasphemy in any form in the UK, under the Act which you say replaces the Blasphemy laws, which it doesn't, or any other Act.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:42 pm

Tess wrote:

It's you that doesn't get it O Arrogant One! Let's make it simple then - show me a case, any single case, since the repeal of the Blasphemy laws, where someone has been convicted for anything that can be described as blasphemy in any form in the UK, under the Act which you say replaces the Blasphemy laws, which it doesn't, or any other Act.

Only 1 case has been used to convict under the new Religious 2006 act: Anthony Bamber - who was later acquitted.

Of course, we all know the case against Nick Griffin was unsuccessful.

But that still doesn't change the fact that the blasphemy common laws were replaced by the Religious Act 2006. Is that hard for you to understand?

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:53 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

Only 1 case has been used to convict under the new Religious 2006 act: Anthony Bamber - who was later acquitted.

Of course, we all know the case against Nick Griffin was unsuccessful.

But that still doesn't change the fact that the blasphemy common laws were replaced by the Religious Act 2006. Is that hard for you to understand?

How the fuck (Language Timothy) can an Act which was repealed in 2008 be replaced by an Act that was in force in 2006, two years earlier????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 1:58 pm

Tess wrote:

How the fuck (Language Timothy) can an Act which was repealed in 2008 be replaced by an Act that was in force in 2006, two years earlier????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Once again I repeat: the COMMON LAWS against blasphemy was banned in 2008.

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:05 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

Once again I repeat: the COMMON LAWS against blasphemy was banned in 2008.

You're just talking out of your arse now so I can't be bothered entertaining your idiocy any more on this thread.

creepy Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:07 pm

Tess wrote:

You're just talking out of your arse now so I can't be bothered entertaining your idiocy any more on this thread.

Be careful tess zack might know a lot of lawyers and that makes him an expert.

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:16 pm

boomboomafridi wrote:

Be careful tess zack might know a lot of lawyers and that makes him an expert.

I know - there must be quite a few Prime Ministers and Royalty on these forums I've found!

creepy Tue Mar 13, 2012 2:22 pm

Tess wrote:

I know - there must be quite a few Prime Ministers and Royalty on these forums I've found!

Perhaps but only in their own minds, forum experts are very common right up to the moment they post then everyone knows the truth.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 3:22 pm

Tess wrote:

You're just talking out of your arse now so I can't be bothered entertaining your idiocy any more on this thread.

It's very simple Tess, you're just taking that pube jibe against Smelly very personally for some reason. Didn't realise you guys were that close. wink

Blasphemy laws were abolished from 'common law' practice and laws against religious offence were introduced into a legal act.

It's very simple sweetie.

Zack AKA The Fuzz Tue Mar 13, 2012 3:23 pm

boomboomafridi wrote:

Be careful tess zack might know a lot of lawyers and that makes him an expert.

Oh dear, here comes the jealousy.

creepy Tue Mar 13, 2012 3:25 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

Oh dear, here comes the jealousy.

wow a comedy act.

Tess Tue Mar 13, 2012 4:05 pm

Zack AKA The Fuzz wrote:

It's very simple Tess, you're just taking that pube jibe against Smelly very personally for some reason. Didn't realise you guys were that close.

Blasphemy laws were abolished from 'common law' practice and laws against religious offence were introduced into a legal act.

It's very simple sweetie.

now the british govt adopts sharia law - Page 3 Kma10

creepy Tue Mar 13, 2012 4:10 pm

Tess wrote:

A Most excellent reply.

Sponsored content

now the british govt adopts sharia law

now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law

Re: now the british govt adopts sharia law