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WillowTheWhisp 01-12-2007 20:33
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She didn't choose to call the bear Mohammed. She asked the children what they wanted to call it. Several names were suggested. One boy in the class, whose name is Mohammed wanted to call it after himself. She let the children vote and choose from the suggested names. 20 of the 23 children, including MUSLIM children brought up by MUSLIM parents voted for the name Mohammed. Obviously their parents hadn't taught them that it was an insult to Islam and they are not visitors to the country. They are the indiginous inhabitants. Even flippin Muslims here have said it isn't an insult, even a hardline Muslim spokesman said to name a thing of endearment such as a teddy bear after the prophet is not an insult.

Yet people who come to this country can insult us all they like and if we complain we are criticised.


Margaret Pilkington 01-12-2007 20:39
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Originally Posted by Donal (Post 499377)
We must remember that when people go to other countries to work they must respect the religion and culture of the people to whom they are going, i worked in Sudan for over three years and we were told what we could and could not do, respecting religion was one of them, i only wish we christians were as committed to our religion as Muslims are to theirs, you only have to go to any church on Sunday to say twenty or thirty people there, same isnt it wih Christmas everyone is running around getting presents and booze and food without ever remembering anything about what they are celebrating so we cant call other countries, to them their religion is the very essence of their lives, since the so called war on terror muslims have been branded as terrorists which is unfair, then this teacher goes to a muslim country and calls and lets young chidren call a teddybear Mohammed? come on folks its not on and it is an insult maybe she should not be in prison but deported at once. Its not the Uk where christians have had to put up with their faith being marginised and treated with contempt by our own people, muslims revere Christ as a prophet and would feel just the same when they hear his name being taken and used and abused by many
You are entitled to your opinion, but I think it is wrong to suggest that the Muslims in question are right to want a firmer punishment of this woman.
Just because we don't all wear religion like a badge doesn't mean that we don't live christian lives. I am not aware that you need to be in a church to pray.....and can it be acceptable for any religion to call for the life of a person for such a thing.
Muslims in this country believe that the treatment being meted out to this woman is wrong. These people have taken almost 3 months to be offended by the action of this woman....and it was the children who named the bear....these are muslim children, so surely if the teacher was unaware of the fact that this was wrong, surely the children, who are indoctrinated in this faith from birth would know that it was wrong.

Margaret Pilkington 01-12-2007 20:41
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Sorry Willow, you got there before me.

Margaret Pilkington 01-12-2007 20:44
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Abu Hamza was allowed to preach all kinds of insults outside the Finsbury Park mosque without any harm coming to him........Donal, perhaps we should rise up against him and ask that he be shot too. But no, in this country we tolerate all shades of opinion - religious and otherwise......tolerance, isn't that a christian principle?

bullydia 01-12-2007 20:48
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we used to hang draw and quarter people maybe we should bring it back for people like abu hamza

lancsdave 01-12-2007 20:49
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Originally Posted by bullydia (Post 499535)
we used to hang draw and quarter people maybe we should bring it back for people like abu hamza
He could manage that himself he if he scratches the wrong way :)

steeljack 01-12-2007 21:00
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I think we should remember its less than 200 yrs since they hung a Monkey on an English street thinking it was a Frenchman ,and we had supposedly gone thru the 'enlightenment'. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

bullydia 01-12-2007 21:06
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wots that got to do with this thread? yorks v lancs? don't get it

steeljack 01-12-2007 21:10
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Originally Posted by bullydia (Post 499542)
wots that got to do with this thread? yorks v lancs? don't get it
It was intended to show that the British are not that much more "civilized" than the Sudanese who everyone is complaining about .
(an attempt at irony, sorry if it went over your head) :rolleyes:

bullydia 01-12-2007 21:19
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Now you have gone over board."THE BRITISH ARE NOTHING LIKE THE SUDANESE(if that is spelt wrong tough)WE ARE civillized compared to the islamic protaganists over there

bullydia 01-12-2007 21:22
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of course we are more civilised NO DEATH PENALTY No1 EQUAL RIGHTS No2 DO I HAVE TO GO ON?

bullydia 01-12-2007 21:26
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sorry forget "FREEDOM OF SPEECH" something your coloured friends seem to think is a GOD given right to them in this country

steeljack 01-12-2007 21:27
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Originally Posted by bullydia (Post 499548)
of course we are more civilised NO DEATH PENALTY No1 EQUAL RIGHTS No2 DO I HAVE TO GO ON?
of course we are , ....Remember where the Germans got the idea of concentration camps from ? .......from the British ....we used them first , (for Boer women and children )

Neil 01-12-2007 22:10
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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 499550)
of course we are , ....Remember where the Germans got the idea of concentration camps from ? .......from the British ....we used them first , (for Boer women and children )
We did many things a lot worse than that but we are talking present not past. You might have a point though. Sudan appears to be stuck in the past.

derekgas 01-12-2007 22:38
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If the sudanese children named the bear, why should the teacher be imprisoned, flogged or executed? Ok, if they want to punish her, I will agree to that, IF the children get exactly the same treatment.

BERNADETTE 01-12-2007 23:12
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Originally Posted by bullydia (Post 499549)
sorry forget "FREEDOM OF SPEECH" something your coloured friends seem to think is a GOD given right to them in this country
Which we appear to have lost along the way unfortunately:(

cashman 01-12-2007 23:17
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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 499582)
Which we appear to have lost along the way unfortunately:(
hope the "we" you refer to is the "British" and not women bernie.:D

BERNADETTE 01-12-2007 23:19
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 499583)
hope the "we" you refer to is the "British" and not women bernie.:D
Yep and you know it:p

cashman 01-12-2007 23:23
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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 499586)
Yep and you know it:p
Damn,was hoping for a bite.:rofl38:

steeljack 02-12-2007 05:17
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just curious have either Bob Geldorf or Bono made any kind of plea for this woman , just wondering since they seem to be the most vocal when it comes to stamping their feet and jumping up and down for the dis-enfranchised in Africa :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

MargaretR 02-12-2007 08:01
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This cartoon from the Times today
(just had to show you :D)

derekgas 02-12-2007 08:23
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Margaret! Off to the gallows with you young lady! lol

MargaretR 02-12-2007 08:27
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Originally Posted by derekgas (Post 499608)
Margaret! Off to the gallows with you young lady! lol
Love the 'young' bit :D

cashman 02-12-2007 09:33
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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 499602)
just curious have either Bob Geldorf or Bono made any kind of plea for this woman , just wondering since they seem to be the most vocal when it comes to stamping their feet and jumping up and down for the dis-enfranchised in Africa :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
doubt it,but watch em jump n stamp, if we threaten to withdraw aid! which this gutless lot SHOULD.:rolleyes:

derekgas 02-12-2007 09:50
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I wouldn't stop at withdrawing the aid, (and not just for sudan), but that's another tale, and would get me in trouble!

Wynonie Harris 02-12-2007 12:16
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Ironic really that moderate British muslims have shown more steel in denouncing the whole shameful episode that our own hapless, gutless government. The Muslim Council of Britain said they were "appalled" at the "disgraceful decision" to convict, whereas Mr Bean...sorry, Mr Brown merely expressed "surprise" and "disappointment". Can you imagine this increasingly discredited bunch withdrawing even one penny of the millions of pounds of aid we currently donate to Sudan?

Eric 02-12-2007 19:10
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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 499540)
I think we should remember its less than 200 yrs since they hung a Monkey on an English street thinking it was a Frenchman ,and we had supposedly gone thru the 'enlightenment'. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
And only about 80 yrs since the Scopes Monkey Trial:eek:

steeljack 02-12-2007 19:16
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 499806)
And only about 80 yrs since the Scopes Monkey Trial:eek:
thanks Eric , exactly the point I was trying to make :D

Eric 02-12-2007 19:20
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Islam is the youngest of the Abrahamic religions. Without going to google, I think that Mohamed died around 630 AD. It is the only one that has a "real" history. I can think of few, actually only one, referrence to the historical Jesus. I just had the thought that if one places Christianity at, say, 30AD and Islam at 600 AD we have a religion about 600 years younger .... I know, brilliant math ... If one subtracts ... here's where the math gets difficult ... 600 from 2007 one gets, let me see, 1407 AD. So perhaps, instead of comparing muslims to modern (often uninterested) Christians, we should compare them to Christians of 1400 .... quite a different crew!

Just a muddled hurried thought .... gotta go ... its been cold and snowy here and the Polar Bears are into my garbage again.

WillowTheWhisp 02-12-2007 19:36
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 499643)
Ironic really that moderate British muslims have shown more steel in denouncing the whole shameful episode that our own hapless, gutless government. The Muslim Council of Britain said they were "appalled" at the "disgraceful decision" to convict, whereas Mr Bean...sorry, Mr Brown merely expressed "surprise" and "disappointment". Can you imagine this increasingly discredited bunch withdrawing even one penny of the millions of pounds of aid we currently donate to Sudan?
Yes and not only British Muslims who have denounced this shameful episode. Other Muslims elsewhere have said the same. I'm disgusted with our government. Can they not see that bending over backwards trying not to offend the barbaric system in the Sudan with the excuse of it being Muslim culture, is actually an insult to Muslims worldwide who are appalled at the way Mrs Gibbons has been treated.

cashman 02-12-2007 21:28
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apprently the 2 envoys have a meeting with the president in the morning, should be interesting.

lancsdave 02-12-2007 21:54
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 499824)
Yes and not only British Muslims who have denounced this shameful episode. Other Muslims elsewhere have said the same. I'm disgusted with our government. Can they not see that bending over backwards trying not to offend the barbaric system in the Sudan with the excuse of it being Muslim culture, is actually an insult to Muslims worldwide who are appalled at the way Mrs Gibbons has been treated.
Hopefully the government are being soft until they get her out of the country.... then nuke em :)

WillowTheWhisp 02-12-2007 22:06
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 499870)
apprently the 2 envoys have a meeting with the president in the morning, should be interesting.
Let's hope they have a successful outcome.

West Ender 03-12-2007 12:34
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So Ms Gibbons has been pardoned and is now in the British Embassy preparing to come home. If a pardon can be granted so easily it says a great deal about the original (trumped up) charge.

WillowTheWhisp 03-12-2007 13:29
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I think we should spare a moment or two to thank Baroness Warsi and Lord Ahmed who went over there to plead on her behalf with the Sudanese President. Perhaps it finally got through to them how ludicrously out of proportion the whole thing had become when they were told so by fellow Muslims.

cashman 03-12-2007 16:23
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wonder what the 2 peers thought when the "STUPID" woman said she wanted to remain in Sudan and continue teaching.:eek: she's NOT wired up right.:rolleyes:

Eric 03-12-2007 17:42
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 500086)
wonder what the 2 peers thought when the "STUPID" woman said she wanted to remain in Sudan and continue teaching.:eek: she's NOT wired up right.:rolleyes:
The term "glutton for punishment" certainly does come to mind:confused:

Bonnyboy 03-12-2007 21:20
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 500086)
wonder what the 2 peers thought when the "STUPID" woman said she wanted to remain in Sudan and continue teaching.:eek: she's NOT wired up right.:rolleyes:
Is she really intending to remain in Sudan, I heard some statement or other she said earlier in the day stating how sorry she was at never being able to return to the place :rolleyes:

cashman 03-12-2007 21:24
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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy (Post 500217)
Is she really intending to remain in Sudan, I heard some statement or other she said earlier in the day stating how sorry she was at never being able to return to the place :rolleyes:
no shes in dubai,on her way back to the U.K. now, that was what she said to the 2 peers over the weekend, or so the media said.;) she cannot remain in Sudan, the deportation still stands.

WillowTheWhisp 03-12-2007 21:24
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I think what she actually said was that she wished she could stay there and go back to work. Of course she can't.

Bonnyboy 03-12-2007 21:35
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 500220)
I think what she actually said was that she wished she could stay there and go back to work. Of course she can't.
If she did return to Sudan it would put a new twist on the term “ Self Flagellation” Think I’d hand the woman the whip myself :(

Eric 03-12-2007 21:58
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From what I can see of the Sudan, how would anyone, even after a short uneventful visit, want to go back to the place. Maybe it is not the a**hole of the world, but you can sure as hell smell it from there.

Wynonie Harris 03-12-2007 22:10
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This whole business has raised one point for me...over the last few days, as we've witnessed demonstrations in the streets of Khartoum, we've been told that it's all because the Sudanese despise the British. That being the case, why does the government insist on giving away millions and millions of pounds of our hard-earned money to this country? Perhaps Greg Pope could come on here and explain...but I won't hold my breath. :rolleyes:

cashman 03-12-2007 22:26
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 500235)
This whole business has raised one point for me...over the last few days, as we've witnessed demonstrations in the streets of Khartoum, we've been told that it's all because the Sudanese despise the British. That being the case, why does the government insist on giving away millions and millions of pounds of our hard-earned money to this country? Perhaps Greg Pope could come on here and explain...but I won't hold my breath. :rolleyes:
what really made my day about this farce, on skynews sunday morning a journalist was saying, that the U.K. is the biggest contributor of aid to sudan in europe, but when the aid reached sudan, it WAS NOT disributed to the south of the country(which is christian) unless they converted to islam, what the hells going on here are we completly stupid or what?:mad: would love Greg to enlighten me on that.:rolleyes:

Bonnyboy 03-12-2007 22:29
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 498906)
Imperialism was and is worong. Any unwarrented domination of one strong people ove a weaker people is wrong. Imposing unworkable and often stupid national boundaries on traditional systems is wrong. But, having said that, one has to ask, how long must a country thro' its govt have to apologise. And it seems like the British govt., is bending over backwards (and quite often forwards) to accomodate immigrants from former Imperial territories. The Empire is gone ... and I don't think anyone really misses it ... and maybe it's time to get rid of the guilt. And it is definately time that your govt. stopped acting as if it is still the guilty party.

Just a few thoughts from the former colonies, in the middle of what looks like a nice little blizzard.
Wynonie, the only reason I can suggest as to why our Government give so much aide is ....Guilt. :(

Hope you dont mind me using your quote Eric :o

Wynonie Harris 03-12-2007 23:05
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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy (Post 500241)
Wynonie, the only reason I can suggest as to why our Government give so much aide is ....Guilt. :(

Hope you dont mind me using your quote Eric :o
Fine, well, if the members of this government do feel that way, then I suggest that they deal with their guilt by getting their hands in their pockets and giving their own money to Sudan. I don't feel guilty in the slightest and I would guess that the majority of the British population feel the same way. So I would respectfully request that Gordon Brown and his gang of cohorts stop giving OUR money away to a country in the grip of primitive religious fanaticism, whose population don't even like us anyway!

Bonnyboy 03-12-2007 23:15
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 500249)
Fine, well, if the members of this government do feel that way, then I suggest that they deal with their guilt by getting their hands in their pockets and giving their own money to Sudan. I don't feel guilty in the slightest and I would guess that the majority of the British population feel the same way. So I would respectfully request that Gordon Brown and his gang of cohorts stop giving OUR money away to a country in the grip of primitive religious fanaticism, whose population don't even like us anyway!
Agree whole heartedly, it's sad to see infants, indeed, grown people in a state of starvation or dire medical need. Charity begins at home tho as they say.

Neil 03-12-2007 23:47
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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 500249)
Fine, well, if the members of this government do feel that way, then I suggest that they deal with their guilt by getting their hands in their pockets and giving their own money to Sudan. I don't feel guilty in the slightest and I would guess that the majority of the British population feel the same way. So I would respectfully request that Gordon Brown and his gang of cohorts stop giving OUR money away to a country in the grip of primitive religious fanaticism, whose population don't even like us anyway!
Put me down for not wanting any of the silly amount of tax I pay going to them either

WillowTheWhisp 04-12-2007 10:26
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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy (Post 500252)
Agree whole heartedly, it's sad to see infants, indeed, grown people in a state of starvation or dire medical need. Charity begins at home tho as they say.
Wouldn't mind if the money was actually going to those in dire need but somehow I doubt it.

cashman 04-12-2007 10:28
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 500341)
Wouldn't mind if the money was actually going to those in dire need but somehow I doubt it.
see post 144,willow, thats where its going.:(;)

WillowTheWhisp 04-12-2007 10:31
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Yes well that president bod didn't look like he was short of a bob or two on the news.

emamum 04-12-2007 14:46
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mylad came home from schooll today and said he they had all wrote a story about a teddy bear, my boy called it after himself..... what about mohammed?? bet his teacher is sh**ting herself!

MargaretR 04-12-2007 15:31
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When the tabloids can get to her I bet she won't be naive enough to tell all for zero reward

emamum 04-12-2007 15:34
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[quote=emamum23;500400]mylad came home from schooll today and said he they had all wrote a story about a teddy bear, my boy called it after himself..... what about mohammed?? (there is one in his class) womder what he called his bear? bet his teacher is sh**ting herself![/qu

^^^^^^^slightly modified to make more sense!! lol

Eric 04-12-2007 21:50
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[quote=emamum23;500410]
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Originally Posted by emamum23 (Post 500400)
mylad came home from schooll today and said he they had all wrote a story about a teddy bear, my boy called it after himself..... what about mohammed?? (there is one in his class) womder what he called his bear? bet his teacher is sh**ting herself![/qu

^^^^^^^slightly modified to make more sense!! lol
If only islamic extremism could be slightly modified to make more sense.:D I think it is a mistake to take these idiots seriously ... it adds legitimacy to their insanity ... stop the aid that props up their shoddy little regimes ... and tell them, in no uncertain terms to FOAD, they are on their own. Also on their own should be those who voluntarily put themselves in danger by choosing to live and work in these asylums. It is beyond me why anyone who had the luck to be born somewhere like England, or Canada, or Australia etc. should want to work in some s**t box little country which is still in the dark ages. Imagine living in a country where you could be beheaded for accidently f**ting in the direction of Mecca!

Eric 04-12-2007 22:27
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If someone has an insatiable desire to work in the third world, there is always Yorkshire, or parts of darkest Ossy.

Eric 04-12-2007 23:49
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I have just finished reading Gibbons' comments as she arrived in Heathrow. I can't believe that anyone so thick would be allowed out on her own. I realize that Liverpudlians are not the sharpest knives in the drawer ... but this woman!!! I don't think she could figure out how to pour water out of a boot, even if the instructions were written on the sole. She actually said that the people were "kind and generous." Kind enough to demonstrate in favour of her execution! Generous enough to give her free room and board in one of their 5-Star prisons!

WillowTheWhisp 05-12-2007 05:15
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You are generalising there Eric, just as she did. Just because some people demonstrated and demanded her execution it doesn't mean that was what everyone in the Sudan wanted. There were some who spoke out on her behalf and some who had contacted the school in support of her before the rentamob crowd started baying for blood. She met kind and generous people. Just because everyone she met was kind and generous that doesn't mean that all Sudanese are the same.

I had to smile at one of the TV presenters when reporting the claim that this was all a part of a western plot to undermine Islam. "Not a very good plot was it? Teddy bear naming."

Eric 05-12-2007 06:36
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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 500640)
You are generalising there Eric, just as she did. Just because some people demonstrated and demanded her execution it doesn't mean that was what everyone in the Sudan wanted. There were some who spoke out on her behalf and some who had contacted the school in support of her before the rentamob crowd started baying for blood. She met kind and generous people. Just because everyone she met was kind and generous that doesn't mean that all Sudanese are the same.

I had to smile at one of the TV presenters when reporting the claim that this was all a part of a western plot to undermine Islam. "Not a very good plot was it? Teddy bear naming."
I understand what you are getting at. But the whole deal is just so .... insane, I guess. It seems like a storm in a tea cup has turned into Katrina.:rolleyes:

WillowTheWhisp 05-12-2007 07:16
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Yep, even the Sudanese ambassador in London said it was all a storm in a teacup which would quickly be resolved - but that was before she was formally charged.

lancsdave 05-12-2007 18:34
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 500621)
I have just finished reading Gibbons' comments as she arrived in Heathrow. I can't believe that anyone so thick would be allowed out on her own. I realize that Liverpudlians are not the sharpest knives in the drawer ... but this woman!!! I don't think she could figure out how to pour water out of a boot, even if the instructions were written on the sole. She actually said that the people were "kind and generous." Kind enough to demonstrate in favour of her execution! Generous enough to give her free room and board in one of their 5-Star prisons!
Don't be misled, she isn't as daft as she seems. One of the newspapers will pay for her story, which means she is going to make a profit out of the teddy after all.:rolleyes::D

Eric 05-12-2007 18:42
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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 500831)
Don't be misled, she isn't as daft as she seems. One of the newspapers will pay for her story, which means she is going to make a profit out of the teddy after all.:rolleyes::D
You are probably right. I wonder who will get to play her in the movie:confused: Even a Liverpudlian knows that where there is muck, there is brass:D

lancsdave 05-12-2007 21:45
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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 500835)
You are probably right. I wonder who will get to play her in the movie:confused: Even a Liverpudlian knows that where there is muck, there is brass:D
Might be true but you actually missed the pun. Think about the word 'profit' :D

Eric 05-12-2007 21:54
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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 500941)
Might be true but you actually missed the pun. Think about the word 'profit' :D
Actually that's not a bad one ... but now everyone will be at it:D And your life could be in danger:eek:


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