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BRUNEI AND SOMALIA BAN CHRISTMAS
Lamplighter Wed Dec 23, 2015 6:33 pm
Islamic nation of Somalia follows Sultan of Brunei's example and bans Christmas celebrations because 'they are contrary to our culture'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3371614/Islamic-nation-Somalia-follows-Sultan-Brunei-s-example-bans-Christmas-celebrations-contrary-culture.html#ixzz3vAbZ5lyn
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Re: BRUNEI AND SOMALIA BAN CHRISTMAS
bb1 Wed Dec 23, 2015 6:46 pm
Seems fair. Providing sharia law, ramadam, eid, etc are banned in the West. 
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bb1 Wed Dec 23, 2015 7:37 pm
Incidentally, the bien pensants have been busily weeping and wailing about 'Islamophobia' over this story:
http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-12-23/muslim-dad-stopped-from-going-to-us-tells-of-family-devastation/
Muslim dad stopped from going to US tells of family 'devastation'
But the plot thickens...
A British father whose family were barred from boarding a flight to the United States has denied that any of them are responsible for a Facebook account claiming links to al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Mohammad Tariq Mahmood and his family were pulled from a queue at Gatwick airport and told they would not be able to fly to Los Angeles for a trip to Disneyland, though say they were not given a reason for the decision.
Since their story was initially reported, ITV News has discovered that a Facebook page claiming links to radical Islamist groups was set up by someone who has lived at the family's postal address.
The account, in the name of Hamza Hussain, lists the job titles "supervisor at Taliban and leader at al-Qaeda" - suggesting it may have been published as a joke.
Asked about the account, Mr Mahmood said hackers may be to blame, adding: "That could be anything, maybe a mistake."
'Hacked'? Pull the other one, chum. There are also reports appearing online that he was previously detained by Israeli authorities.
http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-12-23/muslim-dad-stopped-from-going-to-us-tells-of-family-devastation/
Muslim dad stopped from going to US tells of family 'devastation'
But the plot thickens...
A British father whose family were barred from boarding a flight to the United States has denied that any of them are responsible for a Facebook account claiming links to al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Mohammad Tariq Mahmood and his family were pulled from a queue at Gatwick airport and told they would not be able to fly to Los Angeles for a trip to Disneyland, though say they were not given a reason for the decision.
Since their story was initially reported, ITV News has discovered that a Facebook page claiming links to radical Islamist groups was set up by someone who has lived at the family's postal address.
The account, in the name of Hamza Hussain, lists the job titles "supervisor at Taliban and leader at al-Qaeda" - suggesting it may have been published as a joke.
Asked about the account, Mr Mahmood said hackers may be to blame, adding: "That could be anything, maybe a mistake."
'Hacked'? Pull the other one, chum. There are also reports appearing online that he was previously detained by Israeli authorities.
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bb1 Thu Dec 24, 2015 11:32 am
Not a bad piece, for once, from the Guardian:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/24/non-christians-at-christmas-i-love-it-as-much-as-i-love-diwali
It rather makes a nonsense of the anti-Christmas bilge currently in vogue, especially in the US. Interesting that the only one that is a real miserable git is the atheist.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/dec/24/non-christians-at-christmas-i-love-it-as-much-as-i-love-diwali
It rather makes a nonsense of the anti-Christmas bilge currently in vogue, especially in the US. Interesting that the only one that is a real miserable git is the atheist.
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lily Thu Dec 24, 2015 3:37 pm
I think that if we get a decent President we will see the return of it being fine to say Merry Christmas etc. here.
It worked well before.....
It worked well before.....
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bb1 Thu Dec 24, 2015 4:56 pm
Dave's having none of that PC nonsense, Lily...
http://news.sky.com/story/1611538/pms-christmas-message-britain-is-christian
David Cameron has used his Christmas message to stress that Britain is a "Christian country".
The Prime Minister also highlighted the suffering of Syrian refugees and praised the "brave Armed Forces doing their duty" in Syria and Iraq in his traditional address to the nation.
In his most religious message to date, he said: "That is what we mark today as we celebrate the birth of God's only son, Jesus Christ - the Prince of Peace.
"As a Christian country, we must remember what his birth represents: peace, mercy, goodwill and, above all, hope.
"I believe that we should also reflect on the fact that it is because of these important religious roots and Christian values that Britain has been such a successful home to people of all faiths and none."
Naturally, the moonbats are in full shriek already, but fortunately, Dave's never shown the slightest sign of being sensitive to anyone's feelings about anything.
http://news.sky.com/story/1611538/pms-christmas-message-britain-is-christian
David Cameron has used his Christmas message to stress that Britain is a "Christian country".
The Prime Minister also highlighted the suffering of Syrian refugees and praised the "brave Armed Forces doing their duty" in Syria and Iraq in his traditional address to the nation.
In his most religious message to date, he said: "That is what we mark today as we celebrate the birth of God's only son, Jesus Christ - the Prince of Peace.
"As a Christian country, we must remember what his birth represents: peace, mercy, goodwill and, above all, hope.
"I believe that we should also reflect on the fact that it is because of these important religious roots and Christian values that Britain has been such a successful home to people of all faiths and none."
Naturally, the moonbats are in full shriek already, but fortunately, Dave's never shown the slightest sign of being sensitive to anyone's feelings about anything.
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lily Thu Dec 24, 2015 5:43 pm
Thank goodness for that! I read that our guy was pretty disgusted with Cameron's take on calling the Muslim Brotherhood exactly what they are.
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