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Are there any passages about Muhammed being ginger too?
Btw, H, after Mr Warwick Hunt had told us about the Angels not going in the house because of Dogs I went to look into...being a sad c*nt, and all. And do you know what? Wazza's friend was correct. This is one of the passages I found..
Sharh al-Nasaa’i, 1/141 Shaykh Muhammad ibn Ibraaheem (may Allah have mercy on him) was asked: Are his words “The angels do not enter a house in which there is an image or a dog”
There are more. Not a big fan of the old dogs was Muhammad and it's all down to the Angels not liking them.
This made me think, do you think God spoke directly to Moses rather than send his Angels because Moses had a staff?
Good luck, Mr Cooper
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Tommy Robinson freed on 17:31 - Aug 1 with 3404 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 16:16 - Aug 1 by Lohengrin
Islam isn’t a ‘race,’ you’ve only got to jump on the train to London on a Sunday morning and make your way to Speaker’s Corner to watch black African Christians and Moslems duking it out on the grass to evidence that.
Neither is Judaism, but god forbid anyone says a bad word about the Joos.
Tommy Robinson freed on 17:36 - Aug 1 by Gowerjack
Dear me
You really are a thick cûnt.
I’m glad that someone has shared the Secret Barrister’s blog. She’s extremely knowledgeable and it’s an informative read. For my tuppence worth: -
Before anyone is minded to say that Tommy Robinson is innocent remember this. 1. Canterbury conviction was correct 2. Leeds conviction was procedurally wrong and has been set aside. 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial. 4. He has been warned by the Court of Appeal today that effectively the case will now run with all safeguards and procedures in place (whatever your view of him the case from start to finish was less than 5 hours and as such unfair) and that ultimately he may end up with a longer sentence than that originally given for the Leeds offence.
The sting in the tail is that he may end up serving more time as a result of this appeal.
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Tommy Robinson freed on 19:14 - Aug 1 with 3325 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 16:16 - Aug 1 by Lohengrin
Islam isn’t a ‘race,’ you’ve only got to jump on the train to London on a Sunday morning and make your way to Speaker’s Corner to watch black African Christians and Moslems duking it out on the grass to evidence that.
Speaker's corner is an experience everyone should take in at least once.
I remember seeing a Texan who looked like JR the last time I was there
Tommy Robinson freed on 19:11 - Aug 1 by Sirjohnalot
I’m glad that someone has shared the Secret Barrister’s blog. She’s extremely knowledgeable and it’s an informative read. For my tuppence worth: -
Before anyone is minded to say that Tommy Robinson is innocent remember this. 1. Canterbury conviction was correct 2. Leeds conviction was procedurally wrong and has been set aside. 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial. 4. He has been warned by the Court of Appeal today that effectively the case will now run with all safeguards and procedures in place (whatever your view of him the case from start to finish was less than 5 hours and as such unfair) and that ultimately he may end up with a longer sentence than that originally given for the Leeds offence.
The sting in the tail is that he may end up serving more time as a result of this appeal.
I'm just completing a book with a few chapters based on a couple of trials, including a voire dire. I'd like to ask your opinion on it when i've finished. Found it most interesting / frustrating. I'll give you a shout in a day or two.
I want a mate like Flashberryjacks, who wears a Barnsley jersey with "Swans are my second team" on the back.
Tommy Robinson freed on 19:11 - Aug 1 by Sirjohnalot
I’m glad that someone has shared the Secret Barrister’s blog. She’s extremely knowledgeable and it’s an informative read. For my tuppence worth: -
Before anyone is minded to say that Tommy Robinson is innocent remember this. 1. Canterbury conviction was correct 2. Leeds conviction was procedurally wrong and has been set aside. 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial. 4. He has been warned by the Court of Appeal today that effectively the case will now run with all safeguards and procedures in place (whatever your view of him the case from start to finish was less than 5 hours and as such unfair) and that ultimately he may end up with a longer sentence than that originally given for the Leeds offence.
The sting in the tail is that he may end up serving more time as a result of this appeal.
I think that’s classed as talking rubbish.
What you obviously meant to say was ‘FREEEE TOMMEHH’.
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Tommy Robinson freed on 20:18 - Aug 1 with 3242 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 19:11 - Aug 1 by Sirjohnalot
I’m glad that someone has shared the Secret Barrister’s blog. She’s extremely knowledgeable and it’s an informative read. For my tuppence worth: -
Before anyone is minded to say that Tommy Robinson is innocent remember this. 1. Canterbury conviction was correct 2. Leeds conviction was procedurally wrong and has been set aside. 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial. 4. He has been warned by the Court of Appeal today that effectively the case will now run with all safeguards and procedures in place (whatever your view of him the case from start to finish was less than 5 hours and as such unfair) and that ultimately he may end up with a longer sentence than that originally given for the Leeds offence.
The sting in the tail is that he may end up serving more time as a result of this appeal.
>> 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial
Don't be so sure. Tommy was rushed into court; given a court-appointed lawyer who was neither an expert in contempt of court law, nor familiar with Tommy or his legal history.
The court appointed lawyer may also have been having a 'bad day', like the judge, so the advice to plead guilty may have been bad advice.
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Tommy Robinson freed on 20:54 - Aug 1 with 3177 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 20:27 - Aug 1 by sotonswan
>> 3. Robinson has admitted guilt to the Leeds offence, it will be difficult for him to now fight it at trial
Don't be so sure. Tommy was rushed into court; given a court-appointed lawyer who was neither an expert in contempt of court law, nor familiar with Tommy or his legal history.
The court appointed lawyer may also have been having a 'bad day', like the judge, so the advice to plead guilty may have been bad advice.
No. There’s no such thing as a ‘court appointed lawyer’ in the Crown Court. The Counsel involved is a very experienced criminal Barrister. Who gave you the impression that he was not an expert ?
Not knowing anything about Yaxley Lennon’s Legal history is not correct. He would have known he was on a suspended sentence for doing exactly the same thing previously. He admitted the offence as the evidence was overwhelming
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Tommy Robinson freed on 20:59 - Aug 1 with 3163 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 19:54 - Aug 1 by Neath_Jack
I'm just completing a book with a few chapters based on a couple of trials, including a voire dire. I'd like to ask your opinion on it when i've finished. Found it most interesting / frustrating. I'll give you a shout in a day or two.
Hi. Are you the chap from Run 4 All ?
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Tommy Robinson freed on 21:06 - Aug 1 with 3147 views
Tommy Robinson freed on 21:06 - Aug 1 by getcarter
He never entered a plea.
What do you mean, Carter ? He admitted that his actions were Contempt and admitted, therefore that he was in Breach of his suspended sentence. How do you think he was committed to prison ?
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Tommy Robinson freed on 21:56 - Aug 1 with 3091 views
I see the scum of the earth are out and re-writing the 'truth' about the low life thug they secretly ant to bum. Shame our legal system lets scum walk the streets but I'm convinced he'll be back soon enough.
I see the scum of the earth are out and re-writing the 'truth' about the low life thug they secretly ant to bum. Shame our legal system lets scum walk the streets but I'm convinced he'll be back soon enough.
"Shame our legal system lets scum walk the streets"
It really is, but isn't that one of the things he's saying.
"Shame our legal system lets scum walk the streets"
It really is, but isn't that one of the things he's saying.
That's the entire point Flash. His actions could have meant the trial collapsing and the very people he was accusing of something they'd not been convicted of would have walked away. That is the irony of the whole thing.
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Tommy Robinson freed on 22:08 - Aug 1 with 3063 views
"Shame our legal system lets scum walk the streets"
It really is, but isn't that one of the things he's saying.
Would be odd if he was considering he almost wrecked three trials during which people were being tried for the crimes he reckons people never get tried for. Full of contradictions is our Stephen.
Anyway, I’m glad our system has checks and balances to ensure that due processes are followed. Robinson is scum but the law should treat everyone equally. Be interesting to see how his new trial pans out.
Would be odd if he was considering he almost wrecked three trials during which people were being tried for the crimes he reckons people never get tried for. Full of contradictions is our Stephen.
Anyway, I’m glad our system has checks and balances to ensure that due processes are followed. Robinson is scum but the law should treat everyone equally. Be interesting to see how his new trial pans out.
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Treats everyone equally? The legal system that sees terrorists cosseted and an elderly, decorated soldier persecuted?
The only surprise on this thread is that there appears to be a handful on here who retain faith in the shambles of legislation and secret-dealing that seeps from Westminster like pus from an ulcer.
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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Tommy Robinson freed on 10:43 - Aug 2 with 2818 views
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