
Reform’s candidate in Makerfield said women have abortions for “vanity purposes.” Prehistoric. Toxic. Misogynistic. And Farage wants to put people like this in Parliament.
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Reform’s candidate in Makerfield said women have abortions for “vanity purposes.” Prehistoric. Toxic. Misogynistic. And Farage wants to put people like this in Parliament.

A Pakistani Islamic scholar, Tariq Masood, said: "After a girl turns 9 years old, a father should be cautious around his own daughter. If lust awakens in the father's heart for his daughter, or if any inappropriate act occurs, then his own wife also becomes haram for him." There is no limit to ignorance and madness. Linking even the pure, sacred relationship between a father and daughter with sexual lust? What can people with this kind of mentality possibly teach the world?

'The words hit like a rock in the face' Our exclusive interview with a teenage rape victim and her family, whose attackers were spared jail this week



This case strikes me as extraordinary, both for the police behaviour and judge's apparent direction to the jury. Carrying an 8" knife is illegal with very limited exceptions which do not include "self defence". The Criminal Justice Act makes that plain, and the Sentencing Council says in terms "carrying a knife or other weapon for protection is not a lawful reason. " The Attorney General should be reviewing both this case and the case of the two teenage rapists ASAP. I don't know what is happening with our justice system at the moment, and I am not alone in that concern. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Muslims in Britain are crying “Islamophobia” after an ex-Muslim appeared on British television and openly criticized Islam. The former Muslim stated that Islam is not compatible with Western values and warned that this is a serious problem that must be addressed in the coming years. This has become a predictable pattern, any criticism of Islam, even from someone who grew up as a Muslim, is immediately dismissed as hatred rather than being honestly discussed. What do you think?





Robert Tombs There has never, since Britain became a democracy, been such blatant contempt for a democratic vote telegraph.co.uk/authors/r/rk-r…



