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Men Jailed over Bacon prank in mosque...
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Attacked with a rasher of bacon. So they reported it to the police.
Don't you just love them. |
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Polish very Racist People ,mainly Catholics, they hate Muzzies
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I could do with some thrown my way, right out of it in the fridge
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They must think they're God's chosen people having the police in their pockets.
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Other religions practiced in Poland, by less than 1% of the population, include Islam and Judaism[2][3] and to a lesser extent Hinduism and Buddhism.
 They have to come over here for a bit of Bacon Slinging |
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P/P..pork is cheaper than lamb so that fcks your argument.Couple of lads having a bit of fun at the muzzies expense..is that such a bad thing bearing in mind the terrible atrocities which happen every day..8 months?..come on now
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Crippen - but that is not what the defendants were charged with, pleaded guilty to, and were found guilty of, is it?.
Casemoney - some toilets wreak havoc, but most just reek  . |
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Imagine this pair inside, the danger they'll be in, what with the muslim controlled
British prisons once word gets about |
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twizzle, you're also an idiot so it seems.
Grass, paper, rubbish from the floor etc etc is also cheaper than lamb. Jesus man, get a grip. They knew what they were doing and have got a nasty shock. Tough. |
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Muslim who burnt the poppies got a £50 fine.
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Upside down country
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Counter-terror experts fear ISIS extremists armed with knives will target a Western church for their next attack.
Christian leaders are being warned to increase security and avoid wearing dog collars in public. |
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how would people feel if they'd been throwing dogshit?
i'm not sure prison is the right punishment, but they should be punished. however, my guess is that the real consequences of their actions will not come from the sentence itself but from the brothers inside, with perhaps a second helping when they come out. |
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and I am not going out in a short skirt again!!!
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Whats your thoughts on muslims openly burning poppies PP?
& What the sentence should be? |
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Rather be accused of being an idiot than a pontificating porcupine fcking pineapple.
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The poppy is a symbol of british imperialist suppression of minorities. Like the 2 billion muslims etc.
The sickening sycophantic tribalist albert hall celebrations of the conquests of the empire and subjugation of whole tribes of people. This is what the poppy symbolises as we swept from one country to another. Yes indeed, the poppy has a lot to answer for. sorry I seem to have had a bang on the head toodle pip!!! |
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I think the symbolism of the poppy has been massively corrupted in recent years from being a pro-active choice to wear one in support to a reactive "how will it look if I'm the only one not wearing one".
That said, everyone should know that the burning of one is disrespectful and is essentially saying you disrespect the lives of the people who died in war, so again f#ck anyone who does that. They know what they're doing and can face the consequences. |
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What consequences?
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Certainly not jail.
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Not answering for PP, but I have a view.....
I think it is totally unacceptable and should be the subject of a custodial sentence. From a legal point of view though, these "poppy burning" offences were treated as "just" "public order" offences, and not racially or religiously motivated acts. From the legislation, and for right or wrong, they were regarded as legitimate public protest that stepped over the line into a public order offence. I don't agree with it but then I don't make the law. |
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£50 fine
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hurting peoples feelings shouldn't be a crime, so burning a poppy shouldn't be a criminal offence.
of course, you would have to compare this action and its policing with what would happen if someone dared launch a tirade against Mohammad or Allah outside a mosque before Friday prayers. |
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You all know very well that authorities try to avoid upsetting them.
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Why not? Why should the consequences not be similar to the pork throwers?
To be fair this argument is very different if you're in N Ireland obvs. There it can be seen as a legitimate protest against a ruling foreign power who have murdered your own so its a bit more nuanced than a lot would appreciate. |
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as i said: substitute the bacon for dogshit and the difference is obvious.
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People defending the actions of complete morons because we dislike the apparent 'victims' of the crime more.
Yep, we've really taken our country back. #proud emoticon. |
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What about the Muslims who turned out to shout abuse at our war dead when they were brought home through Wootton Bassett.
None arrested, surely at least a breach of the peace, and allowed to carry out their abuse albeit with a ring of police keeping them from moving. |
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think it said they'd had a few beers prior, so probably just a bit of banter.
these Poppy burners knew exactly what they were doing, proper hate crime |
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DStyle
hurting peoples feelings shouldn't be a crime, so burning a poppy shouldn't be a criminal offence. Try burning one of their bibles and see where that gets you. |
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it's the most beautiful book in the world.
god knows what parts they must be reading or skipping through |
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"Banter"
Imagine how this thread would be if it were Muslims throwing sh!t into a church for giggles. |
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£50 fine
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blackbarn Joined: 02 Jan 05
Replies: 7574 01 Nov 16 22:28 Ron - the Mirror report seems to support the Met Police report - "both admitted religiously aggravated criminal damage and religiously aggravated harassment". You say "and a piece landed inside a shoe. not inside the shoe Cry thats obviously the criminal damage Grin This makes little sense, but whatever you seem to be guessing at what exactly represented the "criminal damage" I have no idea, but more importantly neither it seems do you. There's probably none - if there was they'd make sure it was stated |
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Two men, described as wearing dark coloured uniforms, allegedly entered the Al Rahman Mosque and Community Centre in Crowndale Road on Sunday night and began placing pieces of pork – which is considered “haram” or forbidden in the Islamic faith – inside shoes left on a rack near the entrance.
When confronted, the two men, who were both described as white, with short hair and beards, threw pieces of meat towards worshippers. Helal Ahmed, who was praying at the mosque when the attack took place at around 7:30pm, told the New Journal: “Two people came inside, both were acting strange. I saw one person was filming, but I didn't see what they were doing at this point. “What they were wearing looked like police [uniforms], I thought they were police at first. They had black trousers and black jackets, like the heavy coats that police wear in winter. “When he saw me he threw a piece of pork meat, but luckily it dropped one-and-a-half feet [in front of me].” The men fled the scene without saying a word, Mr Ahmed said, adding: “They opened the door and went. I switched on all the lights to see what happened. I looked at my shoe and they put some pieces of pork meat in another brother's shoe. But he left it, I gave him a spare sandal. He can't use that shoe, it's not halal.” Describing his reaction to the attack, which another member of the mosque described as a “disgusting and heinous attack on a peaceful place”, Mr Ahmed said: “I couldn't accept it. My throat is dry. I can't even explain it. It's kind of senseless.” loads of reports - no actual damage though  . http://www.camdennewjournal.com/mosque-bacon-attack Good picture in that link btw |
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He can't use that shoe, it's not halal.”
Just shows the barbarity of this cult - it would have been fine if it was a piece of meat from a barbaric killing placed in his shoe! |
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They'd have got life if they were white British.
Its part of the softening process,all young people know you can't oppose Islam in any shape or form. Firstly the police and court system will hound you. Secondly you will be threatened with death by the religion of peace members. If you want a good example see what happened the unfortunate gymnast Louis Smith. |
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the demographic shift cult will have its way
ALLI BA BA and all that |
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Lets have a massive war Muslim vs Christians seems the only answer.
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anyone leaving it is baseball bat time
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