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jaysay 08-09-2010 09:54
Koran
 
BBC News - US church defiant despite condemnation of Koran burning
A small provincial church in Florida, The Dove World Outreach Centre, is planning to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of 911. Paster Terry Jones has been branded a lunatic by other church leaders and has been criticised by Hilary Clinton, and the commander of American Forces in Afghanistan, saying this action will put his men in great Danger. What are your views, personally I think he is a lunatic, will stir up trouble a stoop to the same level as the Islamic fanatics

Less 08-09-2010 11:20
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Any one burning books lives in fear of the truth and should be treated like a witch.
:mad:

Margaret Pilkington 08-09-2010 13:28
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I think it is a very dangerous thing to do......after all there are still American troops in the theatre of war.......this is going to put their lives at risk.

I also think it is a very disrespectful thing to do......and will offend all muslims.
To gain respect you have to give respect.......so I am against this sensationalist ploy.

cashman 08-09-2010 14:08
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its another good example to me of the kinda dick-heads that inhabit the U.S.A.:rolleyes:

gynn 08-09-2010 14:51
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The biggest threat to world peace is not just the radical muslims. It is also the lunatic Christian fringe in America that spawned George Bush junior and spawned this dipstick.

Ken Moss 08-09-2010 15:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gynn (Post 843541)
The biggest threat to world peace is not just the radical muslims. It is also the lunatic Christian fringe in America that spawned George Bush junior and spawned this dipstick.
I disagree there.

By and large, the Christian way of showing disapproval has been to withhold invitations from the vicar's tea party and that was enough to let anyone know they'd upset the rest of society. All this blowing things up and burning effigies nonsense does seem to have come primarily from the Middle East up to now.

However, Bush and Bush Jnr did no favours to the Western world by poking the ants' nest with a big stick and a group of radical churchgoers in the good ol' US of A is hardly going to help matters. The problem is that we're all going to be tarred with the same brush in the way that Muslims and radical Muslims are viewed as pretty much identical now.

The Koran isn't very far removed from the Bible if any one of these idiots cares to read it before burning.

shakermaker 08-09-2010 16:09
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 843498)
BBC News - US church defiant despite condemnation of Koran burning
A small provincial church in Florida, The Dove World Outreach Centre, is planning to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of 911. Paster Terry Jones has been branded a lunatic by other church leaders and has been criticised by Hilary Clinton, and the commander of American Forces in Afghanistan, saying this action will put his men in great Danger. What are your views, personally I think he is a lunatic, will stir up trouble a stoop to the same level as the Islamic fanatics
Well, I thought it was a good read. Seems that the Pastor would disagree!

Tealeaf 08-09-2010 16:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 843543)
I disagree there.

The Koran isn't very far removed from the Bible if any one of these idiots cares to read it before burning.
I'd be very careful what you post on here, Ken. The good pastor Jones (any relation to Graham, I wonder?) normally carries a .40 calibre automatic pistol strapped to his waist and if he reads Accy web, you never know he might get very upset for calling him a nutter and then he might just come over to Rishton and use it on you.

Mancie 08-09-2010 17:39
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This has to be a wind-up... Pastor Terry Jones is the bloke from Monty Python. :)

Tealeaf 08-09-2010 17:44
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I thought you'd like Pastor Jones, Mancie. The man funds his 'Church' from a furniture import business, whose employees are not paid but live rent free in slum properties. Just the sort of businessman you admire.

gynn 08-09-2010 18:14
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 843543)
The problem is that we're all going to be tarred with the same brush in the way that Muslims and radical Muslims are viewed as pretty much identical now.
That's why I say the lunatic Christian movement in the USA is so dangerous. We could well get attacked because of those morons.

mattylad 08-09-2010 19:41
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Of course, the muslims never burn anything.

They must be upset because they have 1st dibs on burning our bibles, flags, images etc.

The whole thing is just pathetic & they show how backward they are by getting so pent up about it.

cashman 08-09-2010 20:37
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mattylad (Post 843599)
Of course, the muslims never burn anything.

They must be upset because they have 1st dibs on burning our bibles, flags, images etc.

The whole thing is just pathetic & they show how backward they are by getting so pent up about it.
the whole thing is pathetic, the thing is though n there are those who are too dumb to see it, this nutter burning korans, will no doubt cause probably 1000s more nutters to join the taliban/.al quaida etc and will be of great assistance to killing n maiming troops out yon.:rolleyes:

K.S.H 08-09-2010 20:40
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Cant see a problem burning the Koran to be honest as long as they burn all the other storys - sorry bibles etc, all a bunch of fairy tales if you ask me, but everyone to their own

cashman 08-09-2010 20:43
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Quote:
Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 843611)
Cant see a problem burning the Koran to be honest as long as they burn all the other storys - sorry bibles etc, all a bunch of fairy tales if you ask me, but everyone to their own
storys or not is irrelevant, its the consequences of the action that is.:eek:

Less 08-09-2010 20:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by K.S.H (Post 843611)
Cant see a problem burning the Koran to be honest as long as they burn all the other storys - sorry bibles etc, all a bunch of fairy tales if you ask me, but everyone to their own
Unfortunately, he wasn't giving that option, therefore, keep the peace burn nothing, or, clear the world burn it all.

Mancie 08-09-2010 20:48
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I reckon i'ts all media hype and is easily done.. some nutter in some small crappy part of this planet has decided to burn the Koran.. a few phone calls to the local press and we end up with this rubbish as international news..

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...0_se3iwe55.gif

cashman 08-09-2010 20:59
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agree mancie it is media hype, proving once again how idiotic the media is. it also puts lives in danger by sensationalizing this nobody.:rolleyes:

Alan Varrechia 08-09-2010 22:11
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Christianity: One Woman's lie about having an affair that got out of hand.

claytonender 08-09-2010 22:46
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For once John and I are singing from the same hymn sheet on this one (which is very rare I know).

I will tell you about an dialogue I have been having for the last couple of weeks with some American 'christians', which shows just how insular and extreme some Americans are.
2 Weeks ago one of my American relatives posted a You Tube video on Facebook purporting to be about how in the UK there were mass protests because we had lost the right to bear arms. The video lasted about 5 mins and most of it was taken from the 2002 march for Liberty and Livelihood with interviews from marchers. What it failed to make clear was these people were not protesting about gun controls in the UK. I posted back to her telling her the truth both about the march and what the position on guns was here in the UK. I was then subjected to a tirade of abuse about my ignorance of what was happening in the UK and that we were virtually an Islamic state.

This was all from someone who has never visited England and advocates that it is everyone's god given right to own a gun and use it when they feel they need to protect themselves. She (and several of her friends who also joined in 'debate') are very extreme right wing Christians who would agree with burning of the Koran - unfortunately there are some very weird perversions of the Christian Church in the US - who don't appear to consider the consequences.
Extremism in all its forms is extremely worrying. I just hope that either this man is stopped or he bares the responsibility of his actions.

Tealeaf 08-09-2010 23:20
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I hope you told your relatives that you were the councillor for Church, (founded 642 AD by St Oswald) and thus knew a hell of alot more about Christianity than they did (USA, founded 1776 by gun runners and tax dodgers).

claytonender 08-09-2010 23:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 843633)
I hope you told your relatives that you were the councillor for Church, (founded 642 AD by St Oswald) and thus knew a hell of alot more about Christianity than they did (USA, founded 1776 by gun runners and tax dodgers).
I certainly did and I even give them a link to Accyweb and said if they really wanted to know what was happening in the UK it would be a good idea to join the site and find out what ordinary people thought. But sadly they thought they knew everything about our country from reading articles in the press (both US and UK) and watching You Tube videos.

steeljack 09-09-2010 03:27
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Maybe , just maybe if all the bleating kow-towing present day politicians ,(National and Local ,in the UK/Europe and the US) had paid a bit more attention to their school history lessons we wouldn't be in the mess we now find ourselves ....... anyone remember the siege of Vienna ,(for me it was either Mrs Evan's or Mrs Harrisons History class at Gt, Harwood 'top' Council school), or a maybe a crap Hollywood movie called "El Cid" . The 'West' has been at war with Islam's on-slought for 600 years and each time the only way we have defeated and proteced our way of life/culture is through military force.
Re. the loony religious nut from Florida and the Koran book burning .....the guy is a nut, but where has there been any national outrage when the followers of 'Allah' burn the Union Jack or Old Glory on the streets of Islamabad / Kabul or even London , my view , its time to stop treating these people like naughty children with the modern methods of a time-out and go back to the old ways where a good smack worked wonders , and if a 'smack includes dropping a few bombs or chemicals on kids harvesting the opium crop in Afghanistan so be it , means less heroin on the streets of London or New York . ;)

garinda 09-09-2010 07:43
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After Celerity Big Brother, they burned effigies of Jade Goody in India.

A short time later she was dead.

Perhaps this will be and end to religious conflict.

:rolleyes:

I presume Muslims won't be burning their books, so I wonder how many spare copies of the Qur'an there are in this Florida town?

Perhaps this nutter flogs books, as well as furniture, and has over ordered on some stock lines.

He might be some lone loon, but if he copies what the Nazis did, he'll put lives at risk.

Religions, sanctuaries for idiots.

Benipete 09-09-2010 08:55
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Of course,as we all know this setting fire to things all started with Moses and his burning bush.
Bit ironic really,Right name,Wrong Bush.:hehetable

jaysay 09-09-2010 09:02
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mattylad (Post 843599)
Of course, the muslims never burn anything.

They must be upset because they have 1st dibs on burning our bibles, flags, images etc.

The whole thing is just pathetic & they show how backward they are by getting so pent up about it.
All the more reason for not following suit, burning the Koran makes these peope no better than the Islamic Nuts

jaysay 09-09-2010 09:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 843630)
For once John and I are singing from the same hymn sheet on this one (which is very rare I know).

I will tell you about an dialogue I have been having for the last couple of weeks with some American 'christians', which shows just how insular and extreme some Americans are.
2 Weeks ago one of my American relatives posted a You Tube video on Facebook purporting to be about how in the UK there were mass protests because we had lost the right to bear arms. The video lasted about 5 mins and most of it was taken from the 2002 march for Liberty and Livelihood with interviews from marchers. What it failed to make clear was these people were not protesting about gun controls in the UK. I posted back to her telling her the truth both about the march and what the position on guns was here in the UK. I was then subjected to a tirade of abuse about my ignorance of what was happening in the UK and that we were virtually an Islamic state.

This was all from someone who has never visited England and advocates that it is everyone's god given right to own a gun and use it when they feel they need to protect themselves. She (and several of her friends who also joined in 'debate') are very extreme right wing Christians who would agree with burning of the Koran - unfortunately there are some very weird perversions of the Christian Church in the US - who don't appear to consider the consequences.
Extremism in all its forms is extremely worrying. I just hope that either this man is stopped or he bares the responsibility of his actions.
Nothing surprise me about lots of things in the States Joan, For ages now I've watch the documentary chanels on TV every night, and some of the weird and wonderful things they Yanks come up with are priceless, and I totally agree with your last statement too

jaysay 09-09-2010 09:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 843615)
I reckon i'ts all media hype and is easily done.. some nutter in some small crappy part of this planet has decided to burn the Koran.. a few phone calls to the local press and we end up with this rubbish as international news..

http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...0_se3iwe55.gif
Don't thin you can cal it media hype Mancie when Secretary of State Hilary Clinton makes a statement on the affair

Neil 09-09-2010 13:44
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Quote:
Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 843636)
I certainly did and I even give them a link to Accyweb and said if they really wanted to know what was happening in the UK it would be a good idea to join the site and find out what ordinary people thought.....
Thank your for the best laugh I have had for a long time :D:D:D:D

Barrie Yates 09-09-2010 15:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 843693)
Don't thin you can cal it media hype Mancie when Secretary of State Hilary Clinton makes a statement on the affair
It gets worse, Obama has now become embroiled in it and has spoken on TV - OK, he said it was wrong, but all the more publicity for the nutter. Lived there for over 3 years and I experienced some of this type of rubbish at first hand.

claytonender 09-09-2010 17:40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 843692)
Nothing surprise me about lots of things in the States Joan, For ages now I've watch the documentary chanels on TV every night, and some of the weird and wonderful things they Yanks come up with are priceless, and I totally agree with your last statement too
If I based my knowlege of the US on the programmes on the documentary channels I would have a very distorted view of the lives for the majority of the American people.

I was attempting (rather unsuccessfully as it turned out) to correct the misconceptions that my relative and her friends had of the UK, because they made their judgements from You Tube videos etc.

JCB 09-09-2010 18:56
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A suitable thought from Jonathan Swift ?

" We have just enough religion to make us hate , but not enough to make us love one another ."

Less 09-09-2010 19:19
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So some petty minded closed group of morons decide they will have a bring and burn book club.
What are the chances that the members of this group will have a copy of it in amongst their well read library of Batman and Superman comics, well lets be honest, zero. So to gain entrance to the bonfire party they will first have to find a bookshop, this will be a learning curve for them, They and by the sound of it thousands of others buy the Koran in this one off deal.

The bookshop owner goes off to his wholesalers and buys extra copies, the wholesaler needs to supply his demand and gets in touch with his publisher and he buys extra copies.
The Publisher orders the printers to let them roll we have orders to fill.
Somehow I think as well as upsetting people of the faith that wants to read that particular book these fools will have spent their money boosting the profits of the publishers on behalf of the prophets of that very faith.

The same goes for flag burning, America probably keeps it's national debt down by supplying flags to be burnt by the extremists of other nations, it's good that they can reciprocate with their version of unnecessary global warming.
:)

Barrie Yates 09-09-2010 22:14
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The Pastor probably has the ability to print copies of the Koran - I hear it has been called off now.

SPUGGIE J 10-09-2010 05:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 843795)
The Pastor probably has the ability to print copies of the Koran - I hear it has been called off now.
Hope so. Such an ill conceived idea would open up such a outpouring of hatred worldwide that we would all suffer. Did he see sense (doubtful) did the authorities "knuckle him (more likely) or were the death threats piling up most definately) on is door mat and in his email inbox?

jaysay 10-09-2010 08:56
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Quote:
Originally Posted by claytonender (Post 843748)
If I based my knowlege of the US on the programmes on the documentary channels I would have a very distorted view of the lives for the majority of the American people.

I was attempting (rather unsuccessfully as it turned out) to correct the misconceptions that my relative and her friends had of the UK, because they made their judgements from You Tube videos etc.
I was actually thinking on documented cases in the states Joan, things we've heard of here but don't know the inside stories, but I would think everybody would agree with you on YouTube, myself I only ever use it for music

Rob249 10-09-2010 21:31
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In my own opinion what the pastor is doing is probably ill advised, but you wouldnt build a nazi history museum next to auschwitz, so why the hell should they be allowed to build a mosque near ground zero.Its more about respect than racism.

shakermaker 10-09-2010 21:53
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob249 (Post 843927)
In my own opinion what the pastor is doing is probably ill advised, but you wouldnt build a nazi history museum next to auschwitz, so why the hell should they be allowed to build a mosque near ground zero.Its more about respect than racism.
Very poor analogy. The level of separation between the Mosque and Ground Zero means that, if we are to try to amend your analogy, it's much more like having a museum to Robert Wagner being situated next to Auschwitz than anything directly linked to Nazism.

So many people erroneously see the Qur'an as the instruction manual and the Mosque as the training centre for extremist behaviour from those of the Islam faith. I'd wager that those kind of misgivings do more harm to the world than the nutty Pastor in America. After all, it was the media that gave him a podium.

shakermaker 10-09-2010 22:35
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Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker (Post 843929)
Very poor analogy. The level of separation between the Mosque and Ground Zero means that, if we are to try to amend your analogy, it's much more like having a museum to Robert Wagner being situated next to Auschwitz than anything directly linked to Nazism.
That'll teach me about trying to multi-task after a long day. Of course, I meant Richard! :o:)

steeljack 11-09-2010 05:48
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I'm just wondering .... in view of this http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk...n_burn_threat/ " what would happen if Accy webs uber liberals Garinda/Gayle Knight/Claytonender/Ken Moss etc. and even Council leader Britcliffe decided to organize and hold a march from Ossy "Art's theatre/cultural center " down Union Road to 'Church Commercial' and then along Blackburn Road to Accy Town Hall to protest the Sharia Law death penalty imposed on Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani the Iranian woman facing stoning to death , would such a spontaneous procession/demonstration be allowed without police interference...and how many of the locals who live along the route would join in .
just curious ;)

garinda 11-09-2010 07:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843956)
I'm just wondering .... in view of this 500 protest in Accrington over Koran burn threat (From Lancashire Telegraph) " what would happen if Accy webs uber liberals Garinda/Gayle Knight/Claytonender/Ken Moss etc. and even Council leader Britcliffe decided to organize and hold a march from Ossy "Art's theatre/cultural center " down Union Road to 'Church Commercial' and then along Blackburn Road to Accy Town Hall to protest the Sharia Law death penalty imposed on Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani the Iranian woman facing stoning to death , would such a spontaneous procession/demonstration be allowed without police interference...and how many of the locals who live along the route would join in .
just curious ;)
'Uber liberal'?

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

There's many I'd help on the trains, bound for the camps in the east.

I'd even give some of you, those with no idea about labelling people correctly, a packed lunch.

;)

jaysay 11-09-2010 08:46
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Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 843961)
'Uber liberal'?

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

There's many I'd help on the trains, bound for the camps in the east.

I'd even give some of you, those with no idea about labelling people correctly, a packed lunch.

;)
I'm partial to Tuna and Mayonnaise G;):D

gynn 11-09-2010 08:57
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843956)
I'm just wondering .... in view of this 500 protest in Accrington over Koran burn threat (From Lancashire Telegraph) " what would happen if Accy webs uber liberals Garinda/Gayle Knight/Claytonender/Ken Moss etc. and even Council leader Britcliffe decided to organize and hold a march from Ossy "Art's theatre/cultural center " down Union Road to 'Church Commercial' and then along Blackburn Road to Accy Town Hall to protest the Sharia Law death penalty imposed on Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani the Iranian woman facing stoning to death , would such a spontaneous procession/demonstration be allowed without police interference...and how many of the locals who live along the route would join in .
just curious ;)
They've got more important things to worry about. There's a market about to open 6 days a week!

Tealeaf 11-09-2010 09:04
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I see they've they've been burning American flags in Pakistan; there's lots of 'em that the locals got from the side of the food parcels the Yanks had been dropping after the floods.

steeljack 11-09-2010 09:09
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Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 843961)
'Uber liberal'?






;)
OK apologies , mybe your days of being a Tory toy boy are long gone (Dinner with Thatcher et al etc) ;), , even though you do like to bash/slag off the "HBC Leader' on this forum, there seems to be much that you respect/like him for, .. he looks after Ossy , and thats what I would want from my local politico .
No offense meant by my earlier post,(uber Liberals) but the question remains , who do the regular folks of Hyndburn have more sympathy for the woman in Iran facing death by stoning (under Sharia Law) or the folks on the Blackburn road corridor protesting about some nutcase in Florida who wants to burn a few pages of printed paper ,

Would welcome a response from any Accy web user of any religious faith or political persusion to explain/justify this to me
Thanks

BERNADETTE 11-09-2010 09:17
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843956)
I'm just wondering .... in view of this 500 protest in Accrington over Koran burn threat (From Lancashire Telegraph) " what would happen if Accy webs uber liberals Garinda/Gayle Knight/Claytonender/Ken Moss etc. and even Council leader Britcliffe decided to organize and hold a march from Ossy "Art's theatre/cultural center " down Union Road to 'Church Commercial' and then along Blackburn Road to Accy Town Hall to protest the Sharia Law death penalty imposed on Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani the Iranian woman facing stoning to death , would such a spontaneous procession/demonstration be allowed without police interference...and how many of the locals who live along the route would join in .
just curious ;)
I very much doubt any such protest march would be organised never mind happen.

lancsdave 11-09-2010 09:22
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gynn (Post 843975)
They've got more important things to worry about. There's a market about to open 6 days a week!
In terms of relevance to most of the Accyweb membership that should be the priority ;)

Market Handbook burning ceremony anybody ? :D

jaysay 11-09-2010 09:26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 843989)
In terms of relevance to most of the Accyweb membership that should be the priority ;)

Market Handbook burning ceremony anybody ? :D
And Gift Print have been contracted to do the T Shirts:D

lancsdave 11-09-2010 09:30
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 843990)
And Gift Print have been contracted to do the T Shirts:D

We will support any protest if it's good for business :D

steeljack 11-09-2010 09:32
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 843982)
I very much doubt any such protest march would be organised never mind happen.
Bernadette , as much as I dislike any political activism by school teachers, in this instance I think I could support them in leading their classes out of school on a protest march to every Town Hall in the country, not just the UK but world wide :eek:

garinda 11-09-2010 09:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843978)
OK apologies , mybe your days of being a Tory toy boy are long gone (Dinner with Thatcher et al etc) ;), , even though you do like to bash/slag off the "HBC Leader' on this forum, there seems to be much that you respect/like him for, .. he looks after Ossy , and thats what I would want from my local politico .
No offense meant by my earlier post,(uber Liberals) but the question remains , who do the regular folks of Hyndburn have more sympathy for the woman in Iran facing death by stoning (under Sharia Law) or the folks on the Blackburn road corridor protesting about some nutcase in Florida who wants to burn a few pages of printed paper ,

Would welcome a response from any Accy web user of any religious faith or political persusion to explain/justify this to me
Thanks
Labels, labels.

I did once have dinner with Thatcher.

I've also spent an evening with Naomi Campbell.

I suppose that means I'm black?

I've been accused of being a raving red on here, but a Tory boy is a first.

Classic.

Totally wrong, but classic.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:

As to the question. I hate all intolerance. Especially when masked by various religions.

I'll vehemently oppose it, whether it's in Florida, Rome, Mecca, or Accy, until I draw my last breath.

BERNADETTE 11-09-2010 09:47
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843994)
Bernadette , as much as I dislike any political activism by school teachers, in this instance I think I could support them in leading their classes out of school on a protest march to every Town Hall in the country, not just the UK but world wide :eek:
I agree people should be vocal about these barbaric practices but don't see it happening anytime soon:( The proposal to burn the Koran is also way out of order, we can't monitor peoples beliefs. And we would only give extremists more cause to protest and put peoples lives at risk.

I also don't agree with Sharia Law being allowed to be used in this country (we have laws in place already) and personally think it is a big step back for Muslim women. Yes I know it is under the guise of "both parties being agreeable to its use " but somehow can't see it offering Muslim women the protection they could well need in say divorce cases.

jaysay 11-09-2010 09:52
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[quote=garinda;843995]

I've been accused of being a raving red on here, but a Tory boy is a first.

Classic.

Totally wrong, but classic.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:
I have to say I smiled at that too G:D

Less 11-09-2010 10:00
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Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 843978)
the folks on the Blackburn road corridor
I suspect you have been away too long, the Burnley Dingles you are implying above, have spread from Blackburn Rd and can be found in every part of Hyndburn these days, but fortunately as a race they seem able to tolerate the rest of us.

steeljack 11-09-2010 10:07
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[quote=jaysay;844003]
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 843995)

I've been accused of being a raving red on here, but a Tory boy is a first.

Classic.

Totally wrong, but classic.

:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38:
I have to say I smiled at that too G:D
If you read my post , I said "Tory toy boy " age gets to us all .. :D :D, much like another Accy web member once told me , he remembers the leader of HBC used to be a 'pot boy' at the Black Dog , going back a few years here ;) :D

garinda 11-09-2010 10:16
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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 844007)

If you read my post , I said "Tory toy boy " age gets to us all .. :D :D, much like another Accy web member once told me , he remembers the leader of HBC used to be a 'pot boy' at the Black Dog , going back a few years here ;) :D
Sister, you really need some rest, if you think that tag is at all applicable.

Divinely funny mislabelling.

Thanks for the laugh.

;)

jaysay 11-09-2010 10:23
Re: Koran
 
[quote=garinda;844009]
Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 844007)

Sister, you really need some rest, if you think that tag is at all applicable.

Divinely funny mislabelling.

Thanks for the laugh.

;)
Hoy you attributed a wrong post to me G:s_oooo:

garinda 11-09-2010 10:27
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844011)
Hoy you attributed a wrong post to me G:s_oooo:
Corrected.

Though it was you that set off everyone wrong, by misquoting.

Always happy to help a Tory out of a sticky situation, me.

:D

jaysay 11-09-2010 10:29
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 844012)
Corrected.

Though it was you that set off everyone wrong, by misquoting.

Always happy to help a Tory out of a sticky situation, me.

:D
Thanks Tory Boy:D:tongueout

garinda 11-09-2010 10:37
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844014)
Thanks Tory Boy:D:tongueout
You're welcome.

I believe Karen Buckley called me that as well.

Bless her.

I worked tirelessly on that campaign.

:rolleyes:

steeljack 11-09-2010 11:03
Re: Koran
 
not sure if this is the right thread to mention it but today is Sept 11 the day the "Twin Towers' came down, means a lot to many folks around the world , we all remember where we were when we heard the news , a bit like Cashy's 'coffin dodgers' who remember when Kennedy got shot (not being flippant) , so please spare a moment to remember the 3000 + who died on that day
Thanks

MargaretR 11-09-2010 13:16
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 844024)
not sure if this is the right thread to mention it but today is Sept 11 the day the "Twin Towers' came down, means a lot to many folks around the world , we all remember where we were when we heard the news , a bit like Cashy's 'coffin dodgers' who remember when Kennedy got shot (not being flippant) , so please spare a moment to remember the 3000 + who died on that day
Thanks
...'remember the 3000 + who' were murdered/sacrificed to justify a war

Scientists for 9/11 Truth

http://firefightersfor911truth.org/

http://mp911truth.org/

http://l911t.com/

Military Officers for 9/11 Truth

www.actorsandartistsfor911truth.org

It seems that the number of people who no longer believe the official version of that event is growing.

jaysay 11-09-2010 13:56
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by garinda (Post 844016)
You're welcome.

I believe Karen Buckley called me that as well.

Bless her.

I worked tirelessly on that campaign.

:rolleyes:
Well somebody had too in my absence;)

jaysay 11-09-2010 13:59
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Margaret (Post 844045)
...'remember the 3000 + who' were murdered/sacrificed to justify a war

Scientists for 9/11 Truth

Fire Fighters For 9-11 Truth FF 911 Truth

Medical Professionals for 9/11 Truth

Lawyers for 9/11 Truth

Military Officers for 9/11 Truth

www.actorsandartistsfor911truth.org

It seems that the number of people who no longer believe the official version of that event is growing.
Two Planes flew into two towers piloted by religious fanatics killing 3000 + is about all the truth I need really

Less 11-09-2010 16:06
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 844024)
not sure if this is the right thread to mention it but today is Sept 11 the day the "Twin Towers' came down, means a lot to many folks around the world , we all remember where we were when we heard the news , a bit like Cashy's 'coffin dodgers' who remember when Kennedy got shot (not being flippant) , so please spare a moment to remember the 3000 + who died on that day
Thanks
Probably if you are just in the mood to stir it, yes of course this is the right thread to mention it, if however you would, like the rest of us, want to sincerely spare a moment in memory of the many people of many faiths that died at the site of 911, then perhaps to offer respect, a new thread would have been more appropriate?
:o

Tealeaf 11-09-2010 16:23
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 844045)
...'remember the 3000 + who' were murdered/sacrificed to justify a war....

Scientists for 9/11 Truth

Fortunately - unlike the planes themselves - the attempt to hijack this thread by a nutter has failed.

Margaret Pilkington 11-09-2010 18:59
Re: Koran
 
To put it politely, this Pastor Terry Jones has spit for brains. He only has a congregation of something like 24.

Oh and by the way if you want to substitute any of the letters in the word 'spit'......be my guest:)

cashman 11-09-2010 21:29
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 844295)
To put it politely, this Pastor Terry Jones has spit for brains. He only has a congregation of something like 24.

Oh and by the way if you want to substitute any of the letters in the word 'spit'......be my guest:)
ok i'll swop p fer h.:D;)

Margaret Pilkington 12-09-2010 07:44
Re: Koran
 
Thought you might Cashy, but you know I'm polite don't you?

jaysay 12-09-2010 08:50
Re: Koran
 
Did he actually do it, ain't seen the news this morning, and her in doors is watching nature programs:D

Less 12-09-2010 08:59
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 844344)
Did he actually do it, ain't seen the news this morning, and her in doors is watching nature programs:D
Google for it.
:rolleyes:

jaysay 12-09-2010 09:34
Re: Koran
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Less (Post 844351)
Google for it.
:rolleyes:
Fla. pastor will 'not today, not ever' burn Quran - Yahoo! News
right again Less as always:D

Tealeaf 13-09-2010 12:38
Re: Koran
 
Pastor Jones may not burn the Koran, but it looks like this bloke did - or a bit of it, anyway:

Australian lawyer smokes pages of Bible and Koran, asking 'Which is best?' - Telegraph

Stand by for planes crashing into Sydney Opera house!


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