Zlaxer wrote:Ph64 wrote: Name *one* ... great scientific discoveries of the past say 100 years were made by Muslim scientists? Great medical advances?
STD prevention. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_genital_mutilation
Was more of anti-jihadist thing, actually. Before you had in the UK Al Qaeda literature widely sold & distributed totally openly. Free speech, you know. Jihadists, racists, whatever... belong to same category.TheReal_ND wrote:Why do inbred, white trash, yuropoors hate freedom of speech?
British Prime Minister Theresa May says human rights laws will be changed "if they get in the way" of the country's fight against terror.
Speaking in the wake of a terrorist attack in London that left seven dead, May said she would seek to introduce longer prison terms for those convicted of terrorist offenses and make it easier to "deport foreign terrorist suspects."
Yay, who needs human rights anyway.ssu wrote:Was more of anti-jihadist thing, actually. Before you had in the UK Al Qaeda literature widely sold & distributed totally openly. Free speech, you know. Jihadists, racists, whatever... belong to same category.TheReal_ND wrote:Why do inbred, white trash, yuropoors hate freedom of speech?
At least Theresa is getting the hang of things how to communicate to the electorate on the issue:
British Prime Minister Theresa May says human rights laws will be changed "if they get in the way" of the country's fight against terror.
Speaking in the wake of a terrorist attack in London that left seven dead, May said she would seek to introduce longer prison terms for those convicted of terrorist offenses and make it easier to "deport foreign terrorist suspects."
ssu wrote:Was more of anti-jihadist thing, actually. Before you had in the UK Al Qaeda literature widely sold & distributed totally openly. Free speech, you know. Jihadists, racists, whatever... belong to same category.TheReal_ND wrote:Why do inbred, white trash, yuropoors hate freedom of speech?
At least Theresa is getting the hang of things how to communicate to the electorate on the issue:
British Prime Minister Theresa May says human rights laws will be changed "if they get in the way" of the country's fight against terror.
Speaking in the wake of a terrorist attack in London that left seven dead, May said she would seek to introduce longer prison terms for those convicted of terrorist offenses and make it easier to "deport foreign terrorist suspects."
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