Reform

[Common Sense Club]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

Totally agree, providing all the facts are taught and not those that only educate to a specific conclusion.

 

[georgenorman]

So is football breaking the trade descriptions act? (I see Dan beat me to it!)

What is dished up in some matches surely does.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

Acceptance of them is voluntary, not obligatory.

So if Palace don't accept a goal has been conceded when the law says it has we can win every game.

 

[ASCPFC]

So if Palace don't accept a goal has been conceded when the law says it has we can win every game.

That's happened to us twice, but the other way round.

 

[Teddy Eagle]

That's happened to us twice, but the other way round.

The Allen-Sears amendment.

 

[cryrst]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

In the book they live by one man is two women. That’s all you need to see alongside the abortion of female babies at a much higher rate than males. Don’t let any of these facts sway your thinking about legality though !

 

[Spindle]

All this proves is that Rupert Lowe has no idea what he is talking about.

Shariah law is not the law.

At the moment


You're a boiling frog.

 

[Spindle]

Without seeing the job description who knows? Whether it’s merely hopeful only time will tell but educating people is never a waste of time.

Fingers in ears. You're unbelievable, you should be condemning this, it makes you look a fool.

Advert for Sharia Law court job posted on government site sparks outrage as MPs warn of 'parallel legal system'

A job advert for a role in a sharia court posted on a government website has caused major controversy, with critics saying it promotes a separate Islamic legal system in the UK.

www.lbc.co.uk

.....a role in a sharia court...... the requirements reportedly include a degree in sharia law and experience in sharia courts in Muslim countries.