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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: sticka_v8_init on 05 November 2011, 12:42:42
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DISGUSTED AT THIS COUNTRY!! In May 2010, Tohseef Shah spray painted a British War Memorial with "islam will dominate osama is coming" he was fined £50 & walked free from court. In November 2010, Emdadur Choudhury burned a Poppy during the 2mins silence. He too was given a £50 fine and walked free from court Today, 2 men have been sentenced to 12 months in prison for spray painting a Poppy on a mosque. Welcome to the Great British justice system. Disgusting.... >:(
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Makes you sick doesn't it. Think this country has had it. One rule for one. One rule for another.
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Whilst it wouldn't surprise me, I think is is probably a hoax I received an EMail message about it weeks ago, and chose to ignore it.
British Justice does stink, the judges should be controlled, and their stupid judgements challenged. If any judgement is overturned then the original judge should be sacked. That would concentate the mind, and sentencing :y
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Whilst it wouldn't surprise me, I think is is probably a hoax I received an EMail message about it weeks ago, and chose to ignore it.
British Justice does stink, the judges should be controlled, and their stupid judgements challenged. If any judgement is overturned then the original judge should be sacked. That would concentate the mind, and sentencing :y
Judges should be tested for alcohol and drugs ;D ;D
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Whilst it wouldn't surprise me, I think is is probably a hoax I received an EMail message about it weeks ago, and chose to ignore it.
British Justice does stink, the judges should be controlled, and their stupid judgements challenged. If any judgement is overturned then the original judge should be sacked. That would concentate the mind, and sentencing :y
Judges should be tested for alcohol and drugs ;D ;D
They are, and they like both ;D ;D ;)
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DISGUSTED AT THIS COUNTRY!! In May 2010, Tohseef Shah spray painted a British War Memorial with "islam will dominate osama is coming" he was fined £50 & walked free from court. In November 2010, Emdadur Choudhury burned a Poppy during the 2mins silence. He too was given a £50 fine and walked free from court Today, 2 men have been sentenced to 12 months in prison for spray painting a Poppy on a mosque. Welcome to the Great British justice system. Disgusting.... >:(
Could not put on here what I think of this, makes me sick is an understatement.
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Well ....... as you are all so annoyed, frustrated and concerned about the injustice, the judges incompetence .. and are sitting up there on your very high horses spouting such hard views.......
perhaps 30 seconds of research MIGHT have been a reasonable idea ???
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/poppy-mosque-spraypaint.shtml
The 12 months was NOT for spraying a poppy on a mosque, but as most won't even bother to read the article .....
Given the information outlined in the message, it is understandable that many feel irate about the outcome of these cases. However, there is more to the story that should be told. Steven James Vasey and Anthony Donald Smith, the two men sentenced to 12 months prison, did more than just spray poppies and political messages on the mosque. They also defaced a nearby store and guest house, both of which were owned by Asian businessmen. And an upstairs window on the store was smashed with a brick. Ironically, the store was reportedly selling Remembrance Day poppies at the time of the attack. Other evidence showed that the men had planned the attack beforehand.
Thus, the attack was considered to be racially motivated. The men admitted conspiracy to commit racially aggravated criminal damage and were sentenced accordingly. But, apparently, a lack of evidence and vagaries of the law meant that Tohseef Shah was not charged with committing a religious or racially motivated crime. It was instead decided that the man's actions were politically (as opposed to religiously) motivated and the Crown Prosecution Service thus convicted him of just criminal damage. Poppy burner, Emdadur Choudhur, was only charged with a public order offence although the judge who presided over the case has been castigated in the press for not handing down a stiffer penalty.
Never let the truth get in the way of "disgusted of *****" ... :(
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Well ....... as you are all so annoyed, frustrated and concerned about the injustice, the judges incompetence .. and are sitting up there on your very high horses spouting such hard views.......
perhaps 30 seconds of research MIGHT have been a reasonable idea ???
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/poppy-mosque-spraypaint.shtml
The 12 months was NOT for spraying a poppy on a mosque, but as most won't even bother to read the article .....
Given the information outlined in the message, it is understandable that many feel irate about the outcome of these cases. However, there is more to the story that should be told. Steven James Vasey and Anthony Donald Smith, the two men sentenced to 12 months prison, did more than just spray poppies and political messages on the mosque. They also defaced a nearby store and guest house, both of which were owned by Asian businessmen. And an upstairs window on the store was smashed with a brick. Ironically, the store was reportedly selling Remembrance Day poppies at the time of the attack. Other evidence showed that the men had planned the attack beforehand.
Thus, the attack was considered to be racially motivated. The men admitted conspiracy to commit racially aggravated criminal damage and were sentenced accordingly. But, apparently, a lack of evidence and vagaries of the law meant that Tohseef Shah was not charged with committing a religious or racially motivated crime. It was instead decided that the man's actions were politically (as opposed to religiously) motivated and the Crown Prosecution Service thus convicted him of just criminal damage. Poppy burner, Emdadur Choudhur, was only charged with a public order offence although the judge who presided over the case has been castigated in the press for not handing down a stiffer penalty.
Never let the truth get in the way of "disgusted of *****" ... :(
I notice how when the 'British' men damaged the shop, that's the first mention of racial attacks. However I can the mention of the two 'non-British' men spraying on a war memorial and burning a poppy being classed as not a racial attack. Then again it would seem the 'Racist card' only works one way.
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Then again it would seem the 'Racist card' only works one way.
spot on del but the do gooders wont agree with that :y
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Then again it would seem the 'Racist card' only works one way.
spot on del but the do gooders wont agree with that :y
:y
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Well ....... as you are all so annoyed, frustrated and concerned about the injustice, the judges incompetence .. and are sitting up there on your very high horses spouting such hard views.......
perhaps 30 seconds of research MIGHT have been a reasonable idea ???
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/poppy-mosque-spraypaint.shtml
The 12 months was NOT for spraying a poppy on a mosque, but as most won't even bother to read the article .....
Given the information outlined in the message, it is understandable that many feel irate about the outcome of these cases. However, there is more to the story that should be told. Steven James Vasey and Anthony Donald Smith, the two men sentenced to 12 months prison, did more than just spray poppies and political messages on the mosque. They also defaced a nearby store and guest house, both of which were owned by Asian businessmen. And an upstairs window on the store was smashed with a brick. Ironically, the store was reportedly selling Remembrance Day poppies at the time of the attack. Other evidence showed that the men had planned the attack beforehand.
Thus, the attack was considered to be racially motivated. The men admitted conspiracy to commit racially aggravated criminal damage and were sentenced accordingly. But, apparently, a lack of evidence and vagaries of the law meant that Tohseef Shah was not charged with committing a religious or racially motivated crime. It was instead decided that the man's actions were politically (as opposed to religiously) motivated and the Crown Prosecution Service thus convicted him of just criminal damage. Poppy burner, Emdadur Choudhur, was only charged with a public order offence although the judge who presided over the case has been castigated in the press for not handing down a stiffer penalty.
Never let the truth get in the way of "disgusted of *****" ... :(
I notice how when the 'British' men damaged the shop, that's the first mention of racial attacks. However I can the mention of the two 'non-British' men spraying on a war memorial and burning a poppy being classed as not a racial attack. Then again it would seem the 'Racist card' only works one way.
I prefer this comment to the previous.....but heh, just my ignorant view after living in errrrrrrrr multi-cultural towns ::)
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Then again it would seem the 'Racist card' only works one way.
spot on del but the do gooders wont agree with that :y
:y :y
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Obvious that neither of you have bothered to read the link ... as "british" "non-british" "racist" are not mentioned anywhere in it.
and BTW .. I am not a "do-gooder" .. but I am also not prejudiced either racially, politically, or socially.
I have a mind and prefer to use it to form an educated opinion, rather than a kneejerk reaction to a mindless comments by others.
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Obvious that neither of you have bothered to read the link ... as "british" "non-british" "racist" are not mentioned anywhere in it.
and BTW .. I am not a "do-gooder" .. but I am also not prejudiced either racially, politically, or socially.
I have a mind and prefer to use it to form an educated opinion, rather than a kneejerk reaction to a mindless comments by others.
and needless to say you havent had real life experience on the matter come to london for a day and ask the locals who deal with it day in and day out :y
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Obvious that neither of you have bothered to read the link ... as "british" "non-british" "racist" are not mentioned anywhere in it.
and BTW .. I am not a "do-gooder" .. but I am also not prejudiced either racially, politically, or socially.
I have a mind and prefer to use it to form an educated opinion, rather than a kneejerk reaction to a mindless comments by others.
So are you then saying that I am?
Thus, the attack was considered to be racially motivated.
This to me would be classed as being 'racist', racially motivated, meaning that they defaced the shop etc because of the race of the people.
Tohseef Shah was not charged with committing a religious or racially motivated crime
And this to me, would see the chap mentioned not being 'racist' apparently, because he wasn't charged with a racially motivated crime.
Maybe that's just my stupid misguided and of but of course racist opinion.
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Obvious that neither of you have bothered to read the link ... as "british" "non-british" "racist" are not mentioned anywhere in it.
and BTW .. I am not a "do-gooder" .. but I am also not prejudiced either racially, politically, or socially.
I have a mind and prefer to use it to form an educated opinion, rather than a kneejerk reaction to a mindless comments by others.
and needless to say you havent had real life experience on the matter come to london for a day and ask the locals who deal with it day in and day out :y
Absolutely amazing comment. From someone who has never met me. Priceless in its arrogance.
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Obvious that neither of you have bothered to read the link ... as "british" "non-british" "racist" are not mentioned anywhere in it.
and BTW .. I am not a "do-gooder" .. but I am also not prejudiced either racially, politically, or socially.
I have a mind and prefer to use it to form an educated opinion, rather than a kneejerk reaction to a mindless comments by others.
and needless to say you havent had real life experience on the matter come to london for a day and ask the locals who deal with it day in and day out :y
Or for that matter, try living in Hayes or Slough where "culture" & "rights" are forced upon you - you'll change. I also have an educated mind, don't kneejerk nor submit mindless comments. Mindless comments stem from ignorance.
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Hmmmm,Talking about truth,it is the truth to me that If you're English English law/justice does appear at times to hold an Englishman unfairly down under the thumb when compaired to other cultures/religions Even in this post I am denied under the common law to speak my mind and that is a very solid "truth" in our alleged democratic culture/society.When I was a youngster at school many years ago I was taught to respect a persons right to free speech including other cultures/religions.This right to free speech no longer prevails and our society/culture is in my opinion very very much the worse for it