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originally posted by: 3danimator2014
But then nothing new from republicans. Their behaviour the last 8 years has been shocking to us in Europe.
originally posted by: nwtrucker
a reply to: crazyewok
Sorry I didn't get to your reply sooner.
I have no idea about what the status is for U.K. papers or media in general.
One of the posters provided a link in rebut to that article. it didn't really disagree with the article beyond saying the information on the number of groups applying Sharia law was hard to verify but 'rapidly expanding'.
It largely implied that the Sharia law was being viewed in the U.K. legal system as falling within the Arbitration legislation and therefore acceptable under British law.
So all I can say is that article is not bunk based on rebuttal arguments.
I view it as a first step, so to speak. Of course, it's entry would be reasonable and limited. No other way it could be done.
originally posted by: sueloujo
This might sound stupid but how is Netanyahu able to address congress in the first place? Is this not undermining the U.S. somehow?
"netanyahu to lay out elements he knows from deal with Iran in speech to Congress" per senior Israeli official on plane.
So he is saying that the U.S. itself does not know the full story or understand and they did the deal? How demeaning is that?
I would not expect any other world leader to have the audacity and this man seems to think it is his right.
originally posted by: beezzer
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: beezzer
I just have issues with countries with nukes telling others they can't have them.
Perhaps there might be nation-states that shouldn't have them.
Or should everyone have a nuke?
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: flyandi
Good start, calling those don't agree with you an idiot.