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https://news.sky.com/story/uber-driver-acquitted-of-terror-offences-after-buckingham-palace-incident-11586010
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Staggering imagine if he was worshipping Adolf very strange judgement here.
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Divine intervention?
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what does equitted mean?
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Is the man sane?
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Mr Chowdhury said that he only planned to "confront" police, explaining that he had become depressed and suicidal after viewing images of Saudi air attacks in Yemen because some of the weapons were British.
The court heard that following his arrest, he told police: "I feel like the root cause of all the problems is the Queen and I think that there's a war going on and there's a lot of innocent people dying. "I just felt like I had to do something and the only thing I could think of was to confront the police because they're the ones enforcing the Queen's laws and stuff. That's the logic." Since both Saudi and Yemen are both M's stretching it a bit blaming it on the Queen, because some of the bombs were British??????? |
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Is anyone who believes in religous fiction sane?
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A very good question Denzil?
Still I will forgive the Salvation Army as they seem to help people rather than kill them. |
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Any mussies on the jury or could the prosecution vote em off?
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Tommy Robinson would have been locked up and the keys thrown away coming out with drivel like that.
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i dont think michael fagan was charged with breaking into buck palace, nor
barry george for stalking charles and diana difficult to call the owners as witnesses i guess funny old world though |
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On a serious note.....
"The court heard that following his arrest, he told police: "I feel like the root cause of all the problems is the Queen and I think that there's a war going on and there's a lot of innocent people dying. "I just felt like I had to do something and the only thing I could think of was to confront the police because they're the ones enforcing the Queen's laws and stuff. That's the logic." " The judge in this case then seems to have set a dangerous legal precedent by acquitting him? I doubt now that this will be the last time that "Her Majesty" will be blamed as a reason for their actions, leading to a successful defence for these criminal's. If taken at face value, and the reported facts and quotes of the case are correct, this is just another example of the depths the elite in this country have sunk to, in order to appease members of the so called "religion of peace"  .....what a joke....and I ain't laughing.... |
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Well he should not be let off because of his religious beliefs or we would have to forgive all M Terrorists?
We don't in fact. I still doubt this man is totally sane myself? |
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We will find out after his next offence.
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I think he wanted to die an M Martyr.
He was lucky or unlucky depending on whose point of view is used, the police did not shoot him dead. |
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he clearly has problems, but could easily have been charged with other stuff
which would have been simple to find him guilty of. better off in jail, or some other facility ... |
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"I still doubt this man is totally sane myself?".....is anyone sane with those beliefs?!!........btw....is there any evidence that an armed response unit were the first to deal with him?.....or was he subdued and arrested before they arrived by unarmed officers...and is therefore still alive.?
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you are all totally stupid - like that woman - their are 4 million of them with votes who we must not upset
now think of all the other 'minorities', yes I know they seem like a majority as they make so much noise and make waves - just thing of the associated losses of votes if one steps the wrong way all those others that would side with them don't upset is the modern day morality |
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Moisok...you keep banging on about 4 million votes....and how silly we all are........what percentage of them vote Conservative do you think?...... do you consider other reasons as to why they are appeased on a daily basis up and down the country?.....I very much doubt that the primary reason is votes.....but of course, myself and the other stupid posters on here could all be wrong .....
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He was never going to go through with it. He was the latest to find out Susan Boyle was a virgin!
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to clarify - there are actually a lot more than 4 million ethnic voters to upset if you say the wrong thing or carry out the wrong action - there is one particular group they simply MUST NOT UPSET
also look at the sentences handed out as well I hope that helps many many of them TO UPSET - they tread round these issues as if treading on ice and are completely gutless withing the institutions/civil service etc |
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layemall • December 19, 2018 6:44 PM GMT
what does equitted mean? Lol,no definition of Equitted |
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^^must be Christmas,
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or the beer - or is that wot use mean conditor?
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Samosi.....
 Moisok......fair point.....and I would agree with your point that if they upset the 4 million, then there are many many more upset as a result....still don't think that this affects the Tory vote though....and is not THE prime reason behind them not wanting to "upset" them imo! |
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no of course but it is all parties that fear saying a wrong word
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Possession of offensive weapon , surely ?
We have stabbings galore across the capital and I'm sure a sword would do a hell of a lot of damage  |
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They only charged him on one count, they could have had him on several others but probably thought it not worth the bother.
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They only charged him on one count, they could have had him on several others but probably thought it not worth the bother.
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They only charged him on one count, they could have had him on several others but probably thought it not worth the bother.
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ffs
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Was there any roaring going on at the Time of the incident ?
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I agree that this individual does have mental health issues , but ..................
These issues are entirely due to the ideology that he blindly follows which advocates , among other things :- Non-believers should convert or face death Blasphemy is punishable by death Adultery is punishable by death Homosexual acts are punishable by death Apostacy is punishable by death Not just a death penalty that could possibly be construed as humane (if that actually exists) , but death by stoning , beheading , disembowelling or throwing off a tall structure ! Surely any ideology that advocates such barbaric punishments should be thoroughly investigated and banished from the civilised world . This ideology isn't particularly mysterious , it's all written down and contained within a freely available book . It's there for all to see , should they care to look . Unfortunately many of those that do choose to look and take it literally become mentally unbalanced as a direct result and this is even used in their defence when their consequent actions cross the line . A couple were jailed earlier this week , and rightly so , for following a doctrine that was based on an extreme right-wing ideology (Right wing as in neo-Nazi , rather than Brexiteer) . Is there really any great difference between 'National Action' and 'Islam' ? |
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Lot of tall Structures in London ,could be the way Forward .
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-46622182?fbclid=IwAR19B3j0g4qjXETsdp6mjRihWr63EDn14AmVp58TftknppvQjzVytmZqXsk
Yet another example of mental illness within followers of a certain ideology . Where the hell do we go from here ?  |
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That's a fascinating mental illness Reynard similar one to many serial killers of all religions,upside is at least this guy didn't murder anyone.
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Your 10:29 post makes good points also highlighting what such archaic forms of control can have in a world it shouldn't belong in,the fact that despite being completely fictional and abusive we tolerate those who pursue/force it in a better light than anyone else.
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DenzilPenberthy • December 20, 2018 1:23 AM GMT
That's a fascinating mental illness Reynard similar one to many serial killers of all religions,upside is at least this guy didn't murder anyone. Whoopie friggin do - we should be so grateful for that shouldn't we  My point is that he follows a manual which , in places , reads like a medieval version of The Joy Of 5ex : Who and what and when you are permitted to copulate with (including animals and children) regardless of consent , including necrophilia (al-Sharwani's 'Hawashi' - "there is no punishment for having intercourse with a dead woman , it is not necessary to re-wash the dead after penetration") . Mohammad is said to have "laid with" a dead woman in her grave . Is it possible that this depraved individual in Birmingham was just following a path previously trodden by his 'prophet' ? Serial killers of all religions are generally of above average intelligence and suffer with some form of severe mental illness such as paranoid schizophrenia . But they tend to formulate their deviant behaviour as a result of their illness as individuals without access to a manual that , depending on interpretation of text , justifies their crimes . If a large % of serial killers derived their behaviour from the same work of fiction , then you can be sure that every effort would be made to ban or destroy all copies . Thousands upon thousands around the world have been murdered by individuals many of whom have been inspired by a specific work of fiction (some even quote text as they kill) which due to its classification as 'religious scripture' seems to be deemed untouchable and legislation has even been put in place to severely censure criticism of it . |
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I agree with you Reynard yet stand by the comment you highlighted,surely better to only fcuk corpses than to murder people and fcuk corpses.
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I do accept your logic , Denzil , but I cannot imagine the distress this has caused to a family already trying to cope with their loss .
Besides , there are women out there , living and breathing , that have the ability , albeit inadvertently , to impersonate a corpse during the 'act'  |