Morgan.

There is no answer.

May I also recommend not wasting your time even attempting to look for the answer which doesn’t exist. That’s how I see it anyway x

I’m from the valleys boyo. Nearest city is Swansea.

Where is it you’re from?

Ge (fake name) adress me by user name, as I do you, or fkcuoff x

Please re-post where I have written that previously and I will answer your question x

To simplify,

The Greeks, Romans, Germanics, Norse, Celts, Britons, have all long ago accepted that their Gods and beliefs are all just myths. Science rules. Every culture, civilisation on the planet has some kind of mythology attached.

The jews and arabs seem to be a little slow at catching up. I wonder why that could be? (despite there being…[Read more]

Do you respect a religion that would gladly decapitate you on a variety of grounds?

Gutted you missed out are you?

Steady on !

I can’t speak for you lot, but I DO have freedom of speech. I can, and do say whatever I like :)

If you don’t like it, that’s your problem.

I also understand the laws regulating this regarding inciting hatred, and racism etc.

What is it you feel you need to say that you can’t?

Make the most of them, as I predict they will soon be banished.

You can google away on your .gov.uk to your hearts content, I’m afraid you can’t convince me (and not just me) that I’m safe to take my Bible with me to Saudi Arabia.

You can also not convince me that the Mutaween (religious police) will not apply Sharia law upon me.

And there’s more,

The Saudi Mutaween (Arabic: مطوعين‎), or Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (i.e., the religious police) enforces the prohibition on the public practice of non-Muslim religions. Sharia applies to all people inside Saudi Arabia, regardless of religio…[Read more]

According to wikipedia’s page on Freedom of Religion in Saudi Arabia,

Religious freedom is virtually non-existent. The Government does not provide legal recognition or protection for freedom of religion, and it is severely restricted in practice. As a matter of policy, the Government guarantees and protects the right to private worship for…[Read more]

Forbidden and banned are two different things.

To ban needs juridic and official endorsement.

To forbid needs nothing. My dad forbade me from smoking. Smoking isn’t banned.

Holding antiquated views is not an offence (unfortunately) but actions are. Chopping heads off on Westminster Bridge IS an action and an offence. I did specify actions not views.

If Islam or religion were banned, all muslims would be punished.

All Christians are “punished” by being forbidden to take their Bible on holiday with them to…[Read more]

The bigger questions is perhaps,

Should all muslims be “punished” for the actions of a small minority?

Martin punishes us all by removing threads, some of us have used a lot of time and research on, because of the actions of maybe just one person.

Sometimes it’s perfectly natural to punish the majority because of the outrageous actions of a small minority. I gave two examples above. Here’s another.

Remember when you were at school and the whole class got punished with detention because 2 or 3 were unruly and disruptive and failed to heed the warning. That’s how it worked in my school. The…[Read more]

I don’t think that proves anything Ge.

The VAST majority of Liverpool fans are not hooligans and dont need to be punished or singled out for extra punishment, by having their team banned from Europe, and on top of that, for longer than the other teams with hooligans.

The VAST majority of Nazis didn’t gas jews.

PS. In compliance with your request, and in solidarity, I too shall boycott them.

Girl Power x